Computer Flashcards

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1
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The most common structured data type

A

Arrays

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2
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the individual element/content of the array

A

Array element

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3
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a valid type in c++

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Data type

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4
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a user defined name

A

Array name

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4
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an integer which indicated the size of the array

A

Size

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5
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values are assigned right after declaration with the use of assignment operators

A

initializing arrays

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6
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arrays can be represented using more than one dimension

A

Multidimensional Arrays

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6
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assigning the list or values to arrays

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Initializing multidimensional arrays

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7
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A string in an array of characters ending with a null character

A

Char arrays

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7
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collection of data storage locations

A

Arrays

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8
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an array of characters ending with a null character

A

String

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8
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number of distinct data items of different types grouped together as one unot

A

Structured data type

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9
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the number of elements in the array surrounded by brackets

A

Subscript

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10
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in the computer world, though memory is simply a question of bytes

A

Memory management

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11
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a series of 1’s and 0’s usually grouped as a sequence of 8 bits

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Bytes

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12
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c++ lets its user manipulate memory locations through the uses of

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pointers

13
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declared as pointers, translates to the contents of the addressed stored in the variable

A

PTR

14
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translates to the address of the variable

A

&x

14
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Values that are of no use

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Garbage Values