Please answer all questions. 1. The name of the term on the right-hand side of an assignment operator is:

2.

The following statement is legal in C:

10 = 5+x; True or False?

3. When you declare a variable, the compiler will reserve enough space in data memory to hold the value. TRUE/FALSE

4. In C, source code statements that begin with the pound sign (#) are called: 5. Which of the following C arithmetic operations will divide an existing value of xValue (previously declared as an int) and modify xValue with the result?

xValue /= 2;
	xValue / 2;
	xValue %= 2;
	xValue % 2;

a,b,c or d? 6. Computers execute machine instructions in the order the programmer specifies. TRUE/FALSE

7.

Select all statements which are TRUE about declaring variables in C

	All variables must have a data type.
	Variable names can begin with an alphabetic or numeric character.
	The only special character permitted in a variable name is the underscore (_).
	Variable names are NOT case-sensitive.

8. The ASCII character set assigns a numerical value to every printable character and punctuation mark in the English language, as well as some non-printable characters.

TRUE/FALSE

9.

The following C statement will print All Is Well (although not in bold font) at the beginning of a line:

printf (" All Is Well");

TRUE/FALSE