Which of the following is used to make libraries such as iostream available in a C++ program?

	a.	#include
	b.	#define
	c.	files
	d.	int

What will the following cout statement display on the output screen?

int num = 204682046;

cout << The value of num is *** << setw(5) << num << ***.;

	a.	The value of num is ***82046***.
	b.	The value of num is ***46820***.
	c.	The value of num is ***20468***.
	d.	The value of num is ***204682046***

What will the following code display?

void incr( int );

int main() { int num = 3; incr(num); cout << num; return 0; }

void incr( int i ) { i++; }

	a.	5
	b.	This code will run but not display anything
	c.	It cannot be determined from the information that is given
	d.	4
	e.	3

When a function is finished executing, it ALWAYS branches back to main, regardless of where it was called from in the program.

True

False

When calling a function, the names of the variables that are passed to the function MUST be the same names as the arguments on the function header.

True

False

The following function contains at least one syntax error.

void total( int value1, value2 , value3 ) { return value1 + value2 + value3; }

True

False