EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING
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Chapter 5, Problem 17RQ
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The “break” statement is used to terminate the “switch” statement.
Hence, the correct answer is option “B”.
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10. What will be displayed by the following switch statement?
int a;
double d=1.0;
swich（d）
{
case 1.0 :a=1;break;
case 2.0 :a=0;break;
}
cout<<a<<endl;
A. It will display 0.
B. It will display 1.
C.The switch control requires a default case.
D.The switch control variable cannot double
You are required to take two strings input from the user at runtime, later display a menu to the user with the following options:
1. Copy string 1 to string 22. Compare the two strings to see if they are same3. Calculate the length of both strings4. Add string 2 in string 15. Convert string 1 to uppercase6. Convert string 2 to lower caseDefine functions for each of the above mentioned options. Use predefine string functions to achieve the task.
A switch statement can evaluate the following variable types?
A.) integer
B.) string
C.) char
D.) enum
E.) All of the above
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