Cs 161 - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CS 161 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE I Quiz 4 Oregon State University

CS 161 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE I Quiz 5 Oregon State University

CS 161 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE I Quiz 3 Oregon State University

CS 161 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE I Quiz 7 Oregon State University

The following two statements could be used interchangeably in a C++ program. (T/F) //Program Payroll / * Program Payroll * / - ANSWER True Most modern computers can understand and execute pusedocode. (T/F) - ANSWER False You may use the exit() function to return the flow of control from a function back to main(), regardless of where the function was called from. (T/F) - ANSWER False The following statement sets sum

All nested if-else statements can be converted into switch statements - ANSWER F Variable names may begin with a number - ANSWER F A break statement in a switch stops your program. - ANSWER F A semicolon by itself is a valid C++ statement. - ANSWER T Every include directive must be followed by using namespace std; - ANSWER F

CS 161 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER SCIENCE I Quiz 2 test questions and answers Oregon State University

T/F: In programming, the terms "line" and "statement" always mean the same thing - ANSWER False T/F: Machine language is an example of a high-level language. - ANSWER False t/f: (x>=15 || y < 3) is equivalent to (!(x<15 && y>=3)). - ANSWER True There are 8 bytes in one bit - ANSWER false cin reads a line of input, including leading and embedded spaces, and stores it in a string object. - ANSWER false

What is Netiquette? - ANSWER Guidelines for proper behavior on the internet. Flame wars: - ANSWER Nasty emails in groups with various people CCed Cyber Crime - ANSWER illegal acts involving a computer device What is important in computer security? - ANSWER protecting hardware, software and data from lost due to unaurturized access or use, theft, natural disaster and human error.