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Q1: which of the following statements about creating an array (size 10) of the below structure is true? struct Student{ string student_id; string student_name; string student_gender; }; A) Student[] std=new Student[10]; B) Student std[10]. 111101101 01010101111110 1010101010101 0101010

Q1: which of the following statements about creating an array (size 10) of the below structure is true? struct Student{ string student_id; string student_name; string student_gender; }; A) Student[] std=new Student[10]; B) Student std[10]. 111101101 01010101111110 1010101010101 0101010

Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2017
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Q1: which of the following statements about creating an array (size 10) of the below structure is true? 111101101 0101010111111 10101010101 010101010 1100 struct Student{ string student_id; string student_name; string student_gender; }; A) Student[] std=new Student [10]; B) Student std [10]; C) Student std[0-9]; D) std Student[10]; Q2: What is the syntax error in the following C++ code? struct rectangl{ float length; float area; }; A) A missing semicolon after last bracket B) rectangl should be rectangle C) A returned value D) Missing rectangle width E) No syntax error Q3: How many syntax errors(if any) in the following classes definitions: class Person { public: string job; int age_years; 001010 11101101 010101011111 1010101010101 11101010101 101100 Person(): { job="unemployed", age_years =19; }; void display(){ cout << job < <age_years;} void walk() { cout << "I can walk." << endl;} void talk() {cout << "I can talk." << endl; } 0101111 10101010101 110101010 class Science Teacher: private Person{ public: void teachScience() { cout << "I can teach Science." << endl; } }; class Soccer : public Person{ Anti public: void playFootball() { cout << "I can play Football." << endl; } E) 4 F) 5 A) 6 B) 3 C) More than 6 syntax errors D) Less than 3 Team
Transcribed Image Text:Q1: which of the following statements about creating an array (size 10) of the below structure is true? 111101101 0101010111111 10101010101 010101010 1100 struct Student{ string student_id; string student_name; string student_gender; }; A) Student[] std=new Student [10]; B) Student std [10]; C) Student std[0-9]; D) std Student[10]; Q2: What is the syntax error in the following C++ code? struct rectangl{ float length; float area; }; A) A missing semicolon after last bracket B) rectangl should be rectangle C) A returned value D) Missing rectangle width E) No syntax error Q3: How many syntax errors(if any) in the following classes definitions: class Person { public: string job; int age_years; 001010 11101101 010101011111 1010101010101 11101010101 101100 Person(): { job="unemployed", age_years =19; }; void display(){ cout << job < <age_years;} void walk() { cout << "I can walk." << endl;} void talk() {cout << "I can talk." << endl; } 0101111 10101010101 110101010 class Science Teacher: private Person{ public: void teachScience() { cout << "I can teach Science." << endl; } }; class Soccer : public Person{ Anti public: void playFootball() { cout << "I can play Football." << endl; } E) 4 F) 5 A) 6 B) 3 C) More than 6 syntax errors D) Less than 3 Team
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