NAU ISM 220 BBLearn Exam #2 – Flashcards
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            The C# syntax for 'is not equal to' is ________.
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        !=
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            if (amount > 1000)  result = 1; else  if (amount > 500)  result = 2;  else  if (amount > 100)  result = 3;  else  result = 4;  What is stored in result when amount is equal to 12000?
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        1
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            The equality operator in C# is ____.
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        ==
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            Two equal symbol characters == are used as the assignment operator.
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        False
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            What will the console display after this code is executed? string college = "NAU"; if (college = "NAU") { Console.WriteLine("Go Jacks!"); } else { Console.WriteLine("Go Team!"); }
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        The code will produce a syntax error
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            if (examScore > 89)  grade = 'A';  Console.WriteLine("Excellent");  Using the code snippet above, when does Excellent get displayed?
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        every time the program is run
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            if (a > 10)  if (b > 10)  if (c > 10)  result = 1;  else  if (b > 100)  result = 2;  else  result = 3;  else  result = 4;  else  result = 5;  What is stored in result when a, b and c are equal to 200?
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        1
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            The ternary operator ( ? : ) provides another way to express a simple if...else selection statement.
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        True
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            The , = are called the logical operators of the language.
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        False
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            An exclamation point followed by a single equal symbol (!=) represents not equal in C#.
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        True
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            An interpretation of the while statement is "while the condition is true, perform statement(s)".
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        True
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            int sum = 0; int number = 1; while (number < 100) {  sum = sum + number; }  The program statements above produce an infinite loop.
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        True
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            The ________ keyword exits a loop.
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        Break
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            int loopVariable = 0; do {  Console.WriteLine("Count = {0:}", ++loopVariable); }while (loopVariable < 5);  What will be printed during the first iteration through the loop?
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        1
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            for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++)  Console.Write(i + "t");  Given the code snippet above, how many times will the loop body be executed?
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        5
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            The item that is tested in a while loop is called the _______.
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        Expression
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            With nested loops, the outermost loop is always totally completed before the innermost loop is executed.
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        False
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            int sum = 0; int number = 0; while (number < 10) {  sum = sum + number;  Console.WriteLine(sum); }  The statement above prints the values of 0 through 9 on separate lines.
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        False
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            Multi-dimensional arrays are called ________ in mathematics.
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        Matrices
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            To declare and instantiate memory for 4 exam scores that range in value from 0 to 100, the following declaration could be made ____.
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        int [ ] examScore = new examScore[4];
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            int [ ] anArray = new int [10]; int [ ] anotherArray = {6, 7, 4, 5, 6, 2, 3, 5, 9, 1};  How could all values of anotherArray be totaled?
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        foreach(int val in anotherArray)   total += val;
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            If you do not know how many entries will be stored with the array, you could dimension it ____.
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        large enough to hold the maximum number of entries
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            int [ ] anArray = new int [10]; int [ ] anotherArray = {6, 7, 4, 5, 6, 2, 3, 5, 9, 1};  for (int i = 0; i < anotherArray.Length; i++)  total += i; Using the above declaration along with the for loop, what is stored in total after the program statements are executed?
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        45
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            int [ ] score = {86, 66, 76, 92, 95, 88}; for (int i = score.Length-1; i > -1; i--) {  total += score[i]; } Using the declaration above for score, what is added to total during the first iteration?
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        88
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            You can declare an array without dimensioning its size, but the size must be determined before you can access it.
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        True
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            double [ ] price = new double [ ] {3, 2.2, 4.7, 6.1, 4};  Looking above, the value of price.Length is 5.
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        True
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            double [ ] price = new double [ ] {3, 2.2, 4.7, 6.1, 4};  With the declaration above, price[5] generates a runtime error.
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        True
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            The type used in the foreach expression must match the array type.
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        True