The following are three questions on a practice examination for Computer Science 102. I need help not only getting the answer but i need careful explanations and work shown for each of the three problems because some of these are "trick" questions:
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16) double a = 5/2; both 5 and 2 are integers. so, 5/2 performs an integer division. so, 5/2 is 2 so, cout << a; prints 2 Answer: 2 23) if(a = 7) -> here = is not an comparison operator. it is an assignment operator. so, what ever the input is a=7 always returns a non-zero values. hence yes is printed, regardless of the input Answer: yes and yes 24) there is no break statement after case false. so, when case false is executed, it's next case(case true) is also executed. so, if i=false, answer is AB and if i=true, then answer is B
The following are three questions on a practice examination for Computer Science 102. I need help...
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