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Question{06}: Used to create a sequence of values. Answer{06}=\'\'; Reason{06}=\

ID: 3854576 • Letter: Q

Question

Question{06}: Used to create a sequence of values.

Answer{06}='';

Reason{06}='';

Choose the correct letter

A. % Percent sign

B. ; Semi-colon

C. : Colon

D. , Comma

E. _ Underscore

F. ... Triple period

G. () Parenthesis

H. [] "Square" Brackets

I. {} "Curly" Brackets

J. ' Single quote
K. " Double quote

L. = Equals sign

M. == Compares two values

N. ~= Compares two values

O. <= Compares two values

P. >= Compares two values

Q. & Logical AND / && Logical AND (with short-circuting)

R. | Logical OR / || Logical OR (with short-circuiting)

S. ~ Logical NOT

Z. None of the above

Question{06}: Used to create a sequence of values.

Answer{06}='';

Reason{06}='';

Explanation / Answer

The correct answer to this problem is I, that is, the curly brackets/{}.

Whenever we have more than one values that we have to combine together to, say, store in an array pointer then we enclose the sequence of those values in curly brackets to bind the values together as a single set of values.

Let us use this in some example and understand it better:

int a[] = {1,2,3,4,5}

In the above statement, an array pointer by the name of "a" is being assigned a group/set of values together by binding the complete sequence of values inside curly brackets.

Hence the answer is {}.