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C ++ Programming Second Edition Author D.S. Malik
Category: Computers Asked by: victorialisette-ga List Price: $10.00 |
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05 Mar 2006 22:49 PST
Expires: 18 Mar 2006 23:48 PST Question ID: 704101 |
I want to know about overloading function in programming C ++ Programming: Second Edition Author D.S. Malik: I need these Question before Wednesday. I already answers but I'm not sure. Which of the following functions overloads the funtion: a). int myFunction (int a, double b) b). int myFunction2 (char a,double b) c). int myFunction (char a, double b) d) int myFunction (2,3.0) 2-Question. Which of the following prototypes is the most appropiate for a function that receives a character letter grade and returns its integer equivalent on a four-point grading scale? a). void intEquiv (char grade, int& value); b) void intEquiv (char grade, int value); c) int intEquiv (char grade); d) char intEquiv (int value); 3) Question: Which of the following is a valid function call of the void function functionName()? a) a = b + fubctionName(0; b) a = b + functionName(2);. c.) a = b + c.functionName(); d) functionName(); The others Question about loop? QuestionSuppouse you want to output a 8x7 table in wich each element is the product of the row and column that it is in. The best structure for this is: a) a for loop inside a for loop b) a while loop inside a for loop c) a while... do loop inside a for loop d) a for, a while, and a while...do loop inside a for loop Question: To avoid an infinite loop a) use the for loop exclusively b) use the while loop exclusively c) make sure the loop body alters the exit condition d) make sure the lo body contains at least one output statement |
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Re: C ++ Programming Second Edition Author D.S. Malik
From: california_blonde-ga on 05 Mar 2006 23:47 PST |
I want to know about overloading function in programming C ++ Programming: Second Edition Author D.S. Malik: I need these Question before Wednesday. I already answers but I'm not sure. Which of the following functions overloads the funtion: d) int myFunction (2,3.0) 2-Question. Which of the following prototypes is the most appropiate for a function that receives a character letter grade and returns its integer equivalent on a four-point grading scale? c) int intEquiv (char grade); 3) Question: Which of the following is a valid function call of the void function functionName()? d) functionName(); The others Question about loop? QuestionSuppouse you want to output a 8x7 table in wich each element is the product of the row and column that it is in. The best structure for this is: a) a for loop inside a for loop Question: To avoid an infinite loop c) make sure the loop body alters the exit condition //I do believe that these are the answers, though check to make sure that 4 & 5 are correct. --Good Luck on your test |
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Re: C ++ Programming Second Edition Author D.S. Malik
From: petetawa-ga on 06 Mar 2006 22:21 PST |
Which of the following functions overloads the funtion: a). int myFunction (int a, double b) c). int myFunction (char a, double b) 2-Question. Which of the following prototypes is the most appropiate for a function that receives a character letter grade and returns its integer equivalent on a four-point grading scale? c) int intEquiv (char grade); 3) Question: Which of the following is a valid function call of the void function functionName()? d) functionName(); The others Question about loop? QuestionSuppouse you want to output a 8x7 table in wich each element is the product of the row and column that it is in. The best structure for this is: a) a for loop inside a for loop Question: To avoid an infinite loop a) use the for loop exclusively |
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Re: C ++ Programming Second Edition Author D.S. Malik
From: jaspreet123-ga on 07 Mar 2006 16:57 PST |
1. You seem to be not clear for question 1. However from the information available, I would say: int myFunction (int a, double b) int myFunction (char a, double b) Function name should be same and the order / number of parameters should be different. 2. int intEquiv (char grade); 3. functionName(); Other questions about loop: 1. a for loop inside a for loop 2. use the for loop exclusively |
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