These question sets are designed such that you can simply select a blank or multiple-choice group to see what the answer is. The same goes for all questions, really — just select where the answer would normally go and it should be revealed. (Tip: You can click on the question number to highlight the entire question and answer. Well, it works in FireFox, anyway.)
Also, do not look for fill-in-the-blank as if they were sentences from either your book or the online notes. They are simply statements of fact which have certain words/phrases left out of them. They came straight off the top of my head. (I know, that explains a lot, doesn't it? *grin*)
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| Title | C++/Programming Topic(s) |
|---|---|
| Variables, Data Types, and Constants | data types, et. al. |
| Main Program | the main function |
| Programming Style | naming, spacing, etc. |
| Title | C++/Programming Topic(s) |
|---|---|
| Input/Output | input/output basics |
| Input Streams | input processing |
| Built-in Libraries | built-in function libraries |
| Random Value Generation | rand() et. al. |
| Title | C++/Programming Topic(s) |
|---|---|
| Simple Flow Control | if, while, and such |
| Input/Output Redux | intermediate input/output |
| Logical Operations | bool |
| Branching Basics | if |
| Looping Basics | while, +=, -- (etc.) |
| Advanced Branching | switch, ?:, nesting |
| Advanced Looping | do & for |
| string basics | basics of using strings |
| strings | using strings more effectively |
| Function Basics | simple function ideas |
| Logical Groups | grouping things together |
| Function Re-Use | re-usability of functions |
| Function Arguments | function arguments vocabulary |
| Intermediate Uses of Function | moderately tricky function ideas like reference (&) |
| Advanced Functions | inline, default, overload |
| Libraries | programmer defined libraries (aka separate compilation) |