What is the type of phone_number[rec_num] phone_num rec_num string entry The maj

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What is the type of phone_number[rec_num] phone_num rec_num string entry The major change from the language C to C++ was The addition of graphics The use of more control structures The addition of features for real time processing The simplification of features in the original version of C The addition of features for object-oriented programming Which is one of the author's philosophy? Frequent commenting is essential Beware bloated code Comment the meaning of all names Use pointers to advantage Make frequent use of classes to hide appropriate data. Which is another of the author's philosophies? Use underscores to separate the parts of a name Make the data type of a variable clear in the name of the variable Use vowel deletion in names to promote a more robust syntax Avoid global variables Make frequent use of private variables to hide appropriate data. Use vertical alignment to show symmetry Which declaration is likely to be most acceptable according to

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33) c

you can use var-char,String,and int ,it depends on you, if you use only country code with mobile number than you can use int,if you use special formate for number than use String or var-char type, if you use var-char then must defile size of number and restrict from user.

34) c

the simplification of features in the original version of c

37)a

The method determines whether the specified char value is uppercase.

i,j,k are the Primitive character type

38)depends on the program going to select method name.here you didnot mentioned concept so not exactly findout which one is method name.setport,polygon,delete are all used for methods names.

40) ans is e because here used less space

39) this is also same problem.. please give concept details.

please give your concept details.why because your entaire questions are purly depend to your concept

  

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