QUESTION 5 You often need to do a “prime the read” for counter controlled loops
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Question
QUESTION 5
You often need to do a “prime the read” for counter controlled loops which means that you would input a value before going into the body of the loop.
True
False
QUESTION 6
True or False: The loop control variable used with a for statement must be an integral value.
True
False
QUESTION 7
To write a sentinel-controlled loop to compute the average temperature during the month of July in California, the best option for a sentinel value would be:
67
1000
100
“high temperature”
none of the above
QUESTION 8
In order to use the MessageBox.Show( ) method, you need to not only add a reference to the namespace which includes the class, but also add a using directive to the program statements.
True
False
67
1000
100
“high temperature”
none of the above
QUESTION 8
In order to use the MessageBox.Show( ) method, you need to not only add a reference to the namespace which includes the class, but also add a using directive to the program statements.
True
False
Explanation / Answer
5)Answer:
False
7)Answer:
1000
Explanation:
The user type temparature values in degrees fahrenheit or degree celcius where the former is the smaller unit of measurementso 100 is not correct.
the best value is 1000
8)Answer:
True
Explanation:
In order to use the MessageBox.Show( ) method, you need to not only add a reference to the namespace which includes the class, but also add a using directive to the program statements