Test 1

Question 1

Size of char in bytes

Answer 1

One

Question 2

Size of short in bytes

Answer 2

Two

Question 3

Size of float in bytes

Answer 3

Four

Question 4

Size of long in bytes

Answer 4

Four

Question 5

Size of double in bytes

Answer 5

Eight

Question 6

&

Answer 6

Address operator: accesses the variables memory location

Question 7

Which byte of a variable contains the memory address?

Answer 7

The first one

Question 8

By default, memory addresses print in what number type?

Answer 8

Hexadecimal

Question 9

How to print an address in decimal

Answer 9

cout

Question 10

A value that represents or holds the value of a memory location is

Answer 10

A pointer

Question 11

Indirection operator

Answer 11

*

Question 12

Declaration of a pointer

Answer 12

int ptr OR int ptr

Question 13

To access the value of a variable using a pointer

Answer 13

ptr (ptr = 100; or cout

Question 14

“*” can be used for

Answer 14

Multiplication, declaration of a pointer, and as the indirection operator (they’re not the same!!!)

Question 15

Pointer notation

Answer 15

*(arrayName+1)

Question 16

Array notation

Answer 16

Ptr[1]

Question 17

How does pointer arithmetic work

Answer 17

It adds not 1 value, but one “amount of bytes” required for the type

Question 18

Value to specify that a pointer is not being used/doesn’t point to a valid address

Answer 18

0

Question 19

A pointer pointing to 0 is called a

Answer 19

NULL pointer

Question 20

Use a pointer with cin

Answer 20

Cin&raquo_space; *ptr;

Question 21

A int *const ptr is:

Answer 21

A pointer whose address can’t change.

Question 22

A pointer TO a const:

Answer 22

Can’t change the value at its memory location, but it’s memory address can change

Question 23

To delete a dynamically allocated array:

Answer 23

Delete [] ptr;

Question 24

Pointers that point to memory that has already been delete(d)

Answer 24

Dangling pointer

Question 25

To write a function that returns a pointer:

Answer 25

Int *myFunct(){ Blah Blah Blah return myPtr; }

Question 26

Point to class members:

Answer 26

(*ptr).length = 5; | OR ptr->length = 5

Question 27

What is -> called

Answer 27

Structure pointer operator

Question 28

Friend functions:

Answer 28

Are functions from other classes that can access this classes private members

Question 29

Class aggregation occurs when:

Answer 29

An object of one class owns an object of another class

Question 30

Class composition is:

Answer 30

A form of aggregation where the owner class controls the lifetime of the objects of the owned class

Question 31

Is-a relationship:

Answer 31

Inheritance

Question 32

declaration:

Answer 32

Provides info about the existence/type of a var/function

Question 33

Definition:

Answer 33

Provides all the information contained in a declaration, and in addition, causes memory to be allocated for the var or function

Question 34

Static member vars must be declared:

Answer 34

Inside the class definition

Question 35

Static members must be defined:

Answer 35

Somewhere outside of the class definition