11.(2 pts) True False: In general, when pointers are declared they are initializ
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11.(2 pts) True False: In general, when pointers are declared they are initialized to NULL 12.(2 pts) True False: Repetition allows for a group of operations to be perfor multipie times 13. (2 pts) True / False: Flowcharts may be used to visualize the logic flow for loops. 14. (2 Dtsl True / False: An enum type is a data type whose list of values represent numeric eodes specified by the programmer. 15. (2 pts) True / False: The body of a while 0) loop must execute at least one time before the conartion may no longer be satisfied. 16. (2 pts) True Falsé: A character array is always considered a string.Explanation / Answer
Hi,
11.TRUE, it is a good practice to initialize pointers to NULL, but you can always choose not to do them, it is done so that
new pointer a value that makes it explicit it's not pointing at anything (yet).
12.FALSE,
fuctions/loops are the ones who do that.
13.TRUE,
Loops are mainly due to the branch condition, which is a diamond box in flow charts and can be visualized easily for loops
14.FALSE,
enum can contain any type of variables and is not only restricted to numeric values
15.FALSE
for example
int i=0;
while(i>0)
{
}
this loop will never be executed because the entry condition itself is false,
the statement proably refers to a do while loop where one execution is compulsory
16. FALSE,
a char array is not always considered a string because they have different properties like termnating characcters, immutability etc
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