C++ Jeopardy!

Sytax

100

A line of C++ code that ends with a semicolon is one of these.

STATEMENT

200

When you give a variable a name and a data type, you are doing this with a variable

DECLARING

300

#include allows us to add these

Libraries

400

When you give a new variable a value, you are doing this

INITIALIZING

500

This operator compares two items to see if they are equal

==

Data Types

100

This kind of data type deals with strings of characters

STRINGS

200

This data type deals with integers

INT

300

This is the floating point type with the most digits of precision

DOUBLE

400

A data type that only stores positive values

UNSIGNED

500

What data type stores a single letter / number?

CHAR

Math Operations

100

Subtraction, Division, Exponent, Multiplication--this comes first in the order of operations

EXPONENT

200

%

MODULUS

300

pow(5, 2) = ?

25

400

3 * 4 / 2 - 2 * 4 =

-2

500

In the statement:

int dog = 2;

What is "dog" considered?

Variable

Strings

100

A string is a group of these

CHARACTERS

200

One property of a string is this--but for this kind of string, a ruler won't work

LENGTH

300

Initialize a string

String s = "Hello, world!";

400

You are doing this when creating an object

Instantiation

500

The output of this statement: cout << "2 + 2"; is

2 + 2

Air Fresheners

100

C++ is a ______ oriented language

OBJECT

200

The user can change the data type of a variable through a process called

TYPECASTING

300

This condition occurs when a variable's value is too small for the data type

UNDERFLOW

400

Adding one to a variable

INCREMENTING

500

Properly typecast the variable x to type double and store the value in the variable A

A = (double) (x);