Question 2 The following code segment will print “Congratulation! Correct answer". [Keratan aturcara di bawah akan memaparkan “Congratulation! Correct answer".] int answer[3] = {11,22,33}; int guess[] = {11,22,33}; if (guess == answer) cout <« "Congratulation! Correct answer"; else cout << "Sorry! Wrong answer" ; Answer: Reason:

Question 2 The following code segment will print “Congratulation! Correct answer". [Keratan aturcara di bawah akan memaparkan “Congratulation! Correct answer".] int answer[3] = {11,22,33}; int guess[] = {11,22,33}; if (guess == answer) cout <« "Congratulation! Correct answer"; else cout << "Sorry! Wrong answer" ; Answer: Reason:

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Chapter3: Performing Calculations With Formulas And Functions

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