FINAL EXAMINATION

C++ FINAL EXAMINATION (Multiple Choice/True False)

Complete the entire exam and then submit it.

Posted on: Wednesday, December 2, 2020 1:02:45 PM EST

The Final Exam will be made available this Friday December 11. The Exam will be open until Friday, December 18 (Two weeks).

The exam covers 25 M/C-T/F questions from chapters 1 to 10 and has a 35 minute Time Limit. Question are similar to the Review Questions and Exercises at the end of each chapter. The Exam is open book.

All assignment are due on Friday, December 18. Submission of grades will be on Saturday, December 19.

Video tutorials illustrating key concepts from the text.

Chapter 1: Introduction to Computers and Programming

• Designing a Program with Pseudocode (opens new window)
• Designing the Account Balance Program (opens new window)
• Predicting the Output of Problem 33 (opens new window)
• Solving the Candy Bar Sales Problem (opens new window)

Chapter 2: Introduction to C++

• Using cout to Display Output (opens new window)
• Assignment Statements (opens new window)
• Arithmetic Operators (opens new window)
• Solving the Restaurant Bill Problem (opens new window)

Chapter 3: Expressions and Interactivity

• Using cin to Read Input (opens new window)
• Evaluating Mathematical Expressions (opens new window)
• Combined Assignment Operators (opens new window)
• Solving the Stadium Seating Problem (opens new window)

Chapter 4: Making Decisions

• Using an if Statement (opens new window)
• Using an if/else Statement (opens new window)
• Using an if/ else if Statement (opens new window)
• Using Logical Operators (opens new window)
• Solving the Time Calculator Problem (opens new window)

Chapter 5: Looping

• The while Loop (opens new window)
• The for Loop (opens new window)
• Nested Loops (opens new window)
• Solving the Ocean Levels Problem (opens new window)

Chapter 6: Functions

• Defining and Calling Functions (opens new window)
• Using Function Arguments (opens new window)
• Value-Returning Functions (opens new window)
• Solving the Markup Problem (opens new window)

Chapter 7: Introduction to Classes and Objects

• Creating a Class (opens new window)
• Creating and Using Class Objects (opens new window)
• Creating and Using Structures (opens new window)
• Solving the Car Class Problem (opens new window)

Chapter 8: Arrays and Vectors

• Accessing Array Elements (opens new window)
• Passing an Array to a Function (opens new window)
• Two-Dimensional Arrays (opens new window)
• Solving the Chips and Salsa Problem (opens new window)

Chapter 9: Searching, Sorting, and Algorithm Analysis

• Performing a Binary Search (opens new window)
• Sorting a Set of Data (opens new window)
• Solving the Lottery Winners Problem (opens new window)

Chapter 10: Pointers

• Pointer Variables (opens new window)
• Dynamically Allocating an Array (opens new window)
• Solving the Days in Current Month Problem (opens new window)