QUESTION 1

The statement

typedef int oneDArray[20];

does which of the following? Note the use of "typedef".

		-makes oneDArray an alias for a data type that holds 20 integers
		-creates a one-dimensional integer array with all elements initialized to 20
		-makes oneDArray a copy of another 20-integer array
		-creates an array of 20 integers
		-None of the above

QUESTION 2

True/False: When you create a vector it is unnecessary to specify how many elements it will hold because it will expand in size as you add new values to it.

-True

-False

QUESTION 3

If defining 100 different storage locations of the type Item, the best method is to:

		-use variables: Item item1, item2, item3, ... , item99, item100;
		-None of these work, because arrays can only contain native types like: int, float, double, etc.
		-use a two dimensional array: Item itemArray[100][2];
		-use an array: [100] of Item;
		-use an array: Item itemArray[100];

QUESTION 4

An array of 10 integers named myArray can have its contents displayed with which of the following statements?

		-cout << myArray[0-9];
		-cout << myArray[];
		-cout << myArray;
		-cout << myArray[10];
		-for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++) {cout << myArray[i] << " ";}

QUESTION 5

Any two-dimensional array can be viewed as ________.

		-a table with rows and columns
		-two columns
		-two rows
		-any of the above
		-None of the above

QUESTION 6

If you leave out the size declarator in an array declaration ________.

		-the array cannot be created
		-the array size defaults to 100 elements
		-the value of each array element is set to a default value of 0
		-you must furnish an initialization list
		-the array will contain no elements

QUESTION 7

-True/False: The amount of memory used by an array depends solely on the number of elements the array can hold, and is not dependent upon the data type of each element.

- True

- False

QUESTION 8

True/False: If a C++ program contains the following array definition

int score[10];

the following statement would store 100 in the very first array element

score[1] = 100;

- True

-False

QUESTION 9

True/False: To assign the entire contents of one array to another, you can use the assignment operator.

-True

-False

QUESTION 10

If a programmer defines: int myArray[10]; and then sets: myArray[12] = 123; what happens?

		-The compiler issues an error, something like: "myArray is not big enough to hold 123"
		-There is no compiler error. At run-time, the computer attempts to store the value of 123 off the end of myArray. This could result in crashing the program.
		-There is no compiler error. At run-time, the computer skips the assignment statement to be sure that 123 is not written in an invalid location.
		-The array myArray is expanded in size to hold a new 12th element.
		-The person who designed C++ runs up and says: "Don't expect me to prevent you from shooting yourself in the foot."

QUESTION 11

To step through a one-dimensional array, accessing the elements one by one, it would be most appropriate to use ________ loop.

		-a nested loop
		-no
		-a for loop
		-an infinite
		-a sentinel controlled loop

QUESTION 12

True/False: The following statement initializes all five elements of the number array to 1.

int number[5] = {1};

-True

-False

QUESTION 13

True/False: A one-dimensional array can only store elements of a single data type, but a two-dimensional array can hold data of two different data types.

-True

- False

QUESTION 14

True/False: When you pass an array as an argument to a function, the function can modify the contents of the array.

- True

-False

QUESTION 15

True/False: The following statement adds a new element to a the department vector at index 25.

department.push_back(25);

-True

-False

QUESTION 16

True/False: Assuming employee is an array of objects with a public member function named setHourlyWage, the following statement correctly calls this method for employee[2].

employee.setHourlyWage[2](20.00);

- True

-False

QUESTION 17

When an array is passed to a function by reference, it is actually ________ the array that is/are passed.

		-the starting memory address of
		-the data type and name of
		-a copy of all the values in
		-the data type and size of
		-the value stored in the first element of