1. N 2. 3. 6. 4. 5. Which is not an integer data type? a.) Single b.) Byte c.) Short d.) Integer e.) Long Which is a numeric data type? a.) Floating point b.) Integer c.) Boolean d.) Both a and b. e.) All of the above. Multiple Choice The Boolean data type: a.) is unsigned. b.) has two states. c.) is displayed by the program as yes or no. d.) Both a and b. e.) All of the above. The proper operator precedence, from first to last, is: a.) logical, comparison, and arithmetic. b.) arithmetic, comparison, and logical. c.) arithmetic, logical, and comparison. d.) comparison, arithmetic, and logical. e.) logical, arithmetic, comparison. With A = False and B = True, which statement evaluates as True? a.) A AND A b.) A AND B c.) B AND A d.) B AND B e.) None are true. With A = False and B = True, which statement evaluates as False? a.) A ORA b.) A OR B c.) BORA d.) BOR B e.) None are true. 1. N 2. 3. 6. 4. 5. Which is not an integer data type? a.) Single b.) Byte c.) Short d.) Integer e.) Long Which is a numeric data type? a.) Floating point b.) Integer c.) Boolean d.) Both a and b. e.) All of the above. Multiple Choice The Boolean data type: a.) is unsigned. b.) has two states. c.) is displayed by the program as yes or no. d.) Both a and b. e.) All of the above. The proper operator precedence, from first to last, is: a.) logical, comparison, and arithmetic. b.) arithmetic, comparison, and logical. c.) arithmetic, logical, and comparison. d.) comparison, arithmetic, and logical. e.) logical, arithmetic, comparison. With A = False and B = True, which statement evaluates as True? a.) A AND A b.) A AND B c.) B AND A d.) B AND B e.) None are true. With A = False and B = True, which statement evaluates as False? a.) A ORA b.) A OR B c.) BORA d.) BOR B e.) None are true. 1. N 2. 3. 6. 4. 5. Which is not an integer data type? a.) Single b.) Byte c.) Short d.) Integer e.) Long Which is a numeric data type? a.) Floating point b.) Integer c.) Boolean d.) Both a and b. e.) All of the above. Multiple Choice The Boolean data type: a.) is unsigned. b.) has two states. c.) is displayed by the program as yes or no. d.) Both a and b. e.) All of the above. The proper operator precedence, from first to last, is: a.) logical, comparison, and arithmetic. b.) arithmetic, comparison, and logical. c.) arithmetic, logical, and comparison. d.) comparison, arithmetic, and logical. e.) logical, arithmetic, comparison. With A = False and B = True, which statement evaluates as True? a.) A AND A b.) A AND B c.) B AND A d.) B AND B e.) None are true. With A = False and B = True, which statement evaluates as False? a.) A ORA b.) A OR B c.) BORA d.) BOR B e.) None are true.