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CIS 123 comp mem


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&x means: take the address of &x10false
indicateEmpty parentheses in main( ) _____ that20true
my_global_variableIn C++ program , the variable _____ is initialized30true
storageRequired amount of memory _____ for global variables40true
relatedWhich of the following is an example of an error _____ to computer memory misuse?50true
memoryComputer _____ locations (addresses) are numbered sequentially starting at60true
in the stack: Local variables live71false
normalWhat return value is expected from main( ) at the _____ ending of a C/C++ program?80true
assignedT or F, Computer memory is similar to a row of container boxes with unique address _____ to each box90true
addressT or F, Multiple computer memory locations can be accessed via the same memory _____.100true
8 bits: How big is one byte?111false
true: T or F, By definition, global variables are accessible both inside and outside of C functions.121false
data type: In C, C++, and Java, int is a131false
convertUsing calculator, _____ decimal value 123 to hex:150true
false: T or F, The higher the memory address in RAM the longer it takes for the CPU to access that memory.171false
functionwhen you declare that your _____ has void return type191true
The & operator: finds the address of a variable200false
std::coutA C++ program #include <iostream> int main() { int x = 123; _____ << &x << '\n'; return 0; } prints230true
identifyingunique number _____ a piece of memory241true
betweenHow much access time vary _____ different RAM memory locations?260true