In C++. the modulus operator (%)requires integer operands The statement myVar++;

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In C++. the modulus operator (%)requires integer operands The statement myVar++; causes I to be subtracted from myVar. In a C++ expression, all additions are performed before any substractions. In a C++ expression without parentheses all operations are performed in order from left to right. Whena floating is always When a floating-point value is assingned to an integer variable, the fractional part is truncated A void function is always called (invoked) by using ns name and argument list as a complete, stand-alone statement. Precedence are the rules by which C++ operators are ordered The expression is an example type coercion operation The implicit (automatic) conversion of a value from one data type to another is called type coercion. In the statement y = SomeFunc(3). the number 3 is known as the function s argument (actual parameter). What is the result of each of the following expressions?

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Answer 8-

1. True   2. False

3. True   4. True

5. True   6. True

7. True   8. True

9. True 10. True

Answer 9-

1. answer is 21

2. answer is 21.6

3. answer is 13

4. answer is (error: lvalue required as increment operand)

5. answer is 20

6. answer is (error: lvalue required as decrement operand)

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