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QUESTION 1 Assuming int j = 4, int k = 8; evaluate the following expressions. j

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Question

QUESTION 1

Assuming int j = 4, int k = 8; evaluate the following expressions. j * (3 + k)

  

QUESTION 2

Given the function heading: int atoi(string s) What is the class of the argument?

QUESTION 3

Assuming int j = 4, int k = 8; evaluate the following expressions. j / k

QUESTION 4

Given the function heading: int atoi(string s) What is the function name?

QUESTION 5

Given the function heading: int atoi(string s) What is the return type?

QUESTION 6

Assuming int j = 4, int k = 8; evaluate the following expressions. (j - k) * ( j + k )

QUESTION 7

Assuming int j = 4, int k = 8; evaluate the following expressions. k % j

QUESTION 8

Given the function heading: int atoi(string s) Is atoi("-10") a valid function call?

True

False

QUESTION 9

Given the function heading: int atoi(string s) Is atoi(81) a valid function call?

True

False

  

QUESTION 10

Assuming int j = 4, int k = 8; evaluate the following expressions. j % k

Explanation / Answer

QUESTION 1

int j = 4, int k = 8;

j * (3 + k) = 4 * (3 + 8) = 44

  

QUESTION 2

   The argument is of type string

QUESTION 3

   j/k = 4/8 = 0 as both are integers

QUESTION 4

   The function name is atoi

QUESTION 5

   The return type is int.

QUESTION 6

int j = 4, int k = 8;

(j - k) * ( j + k )

= (4-8) * (4+8) = -4 * 12 = -48

QUESTION 7

int j = 4, int k = 8;

k % j = 8 % 4 = 0 ( % is remainder)

QUESTION 8

True

output : -10

QUESTION 9

False

81 is not a string argument

QUESTION 10

int j = 4, int k = 8;

j % k = 4

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