False
True or False| Arrays, stacks, graphs, linked lists, and trees are the examples of a non-linear data structure.
False
True or False| An array element can be accessed by its size
False
True or False | Structures are created so that we can break down huge tasks into smaller subroutines.
Function Definition
This aspect of a function contains the tasks of the function when called. They are enclosed in { and }.
Row
In a two-dimensional array, this value is placed as the first size.
Struct
This is the keyword used in creating a structure in C++,
32
Suppose you have an array of integers arr (32, 45, 67, 89, 109). If the value of int index is 0, and I added the statement cout<<arr[index++];, what will be the output?
Recursive Function
This type of function refers to where they call themselves repeatedly, while the input value changes every turn.
Column
In traversing a two-dimensional array, a nested loop is used. The inner loop is used for this part of the array.
Array
This is a linear data structure that is a container of multiple elements of similar data types. What will be the value of sizeof(int)?
4 Bytes
What will be the value of sizeof(int)?
Void
This keyword is used if the function does not require to return a value.
N-1
How do we find the last index of an array?
Return
This refers to the value that comes from the function after being called.
void showpretty {
Cout <<"Maam Fatima is pretty",
}
Write a function named showPretty, without parameters and a return value, and will display "Ma'am Fatima is pretty." in the console when called. No need to write the name function
False
True or False| There can be multiple main methods in a single C++ program.