Chapter 8: Problem 23
Look at the following array definition. int numbers \([5]=11,2,31\) A) What value is stored in numbers [2]\(?\) B) What value is stored in numbers [4]\(?\)
Chapter 8: Problem 23
Look at the following array definition. int numbers \([5]=11,2,31\) A) What value is stored in numbers [2]\(?\) B) What value is stored in numbers [4]\(?\)
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Each of the following functions contains errors, Locate as many as you can. A) void showValues (Int nums) for (Int count = 0; count < 8; count++) cout \(\langle\langle\text { nums }[\text { count }]\) B) void showValues (int nums \([4][])\) for \((\text { rovs }=0: \text { rows }\langle 4: \text { rows++})\) For \((\operatorname{cols}=0: \operatorname{cols}<5: \operatorname{cols}++)\) cout \(<<\) nums [rows] [cols] :
When a two-dimensional array is passed to a function, the number of ______ must be specified.
Given the following array definition: \\[\text { Int values }[5]=(4,7,6,8,2)\\] What does the following statement display? $$\begin{array}{l} \text { cout }\langle\langle\text { values }[4] \ll x \quad \text { " }\langle\langle\quad \text { (values }[2]+\text { values }[3]) \\ \quad\langle\langle\quad \text { " } \quad \text { " } \quad\langle\langle\text { ++values }[1] \quad\langle\langle\text { end } 1 \end{array}$$
Use the following Car structure declaration to answer questions \(28-30\). struct Car string make model: Int year: double cost: // Constructors \(\operatorname{Car}()\) { make \(=\) model \(=" " ;\) year \(=\cos t=0: 1\) } Car(string mk, string md. int yr, double c) { make \(=\) whe model \(=\) ind : year \(=y r ; \quad \cos t=c: 1\)} Write a loop that will step through the array you defined in question 29 , displaying the contents of each element.
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