IN C++, TRUE OR FALSE : Every if statement must have a corresponding else. C does not provide for the use of classes. The expression !(x > 0) is true only if x is a negative number. C and C++ were both invented in the 1960s. When a return statement executes inside a function, the function immediately exits.

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IN C++, TRUE OR FALSE :

Every if statement must have a corresponding else.

C does not provide for the use of classes.

The expression !(x > 0) is true only if x is a negative number.

C and C++ were both invented in the 1960s.

When a return statement executes inside a function, the function immediately exits.

A function that changes the value of a variable passed by value also changes the value of the original variable.

Both local variables and parameters to a function are stored in memory on the heap.

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