Using C++ and explanations

1) Write a sequence of one or more statements that together are equivalent to the following statement but does not include the use of the conditional (?:) conditional operator.

a = (b > c) ? d : e;

2) What value is assigned to result for each of the following?

if (a == (a+1))

result = 5;

result = 6;

result = 7;

result = 'B' - 'A' + 'a';

result = a>b && b>a;

result = static_cast (14.995);

3) Write a single C++ statement that assigns the value 5 to each of the variables v1, v2 and v3.

4)Write a C++ statement that is equivalent to the following statement, but does not use the += operator?

x += y;

5)What are three pieces of information provided by a function header?

6)Can a function in C++ return more than one value at a time?

7)Is 0x2E5A equivalent to 0x2e5a?

8)What is another term (i.e., synonym) for a function declaration?

9)Write a sequence of statements that will read some non-negative integer value n from a user and then outputs to the screen the sum of the numbers from 1 to n. For example, if the user inputs the value 5, the output generated by your statements should be 15. (I.e., 1+2+3+4+5) You should include the definition of any objects needed by your statements.