operators
It is the operator responsible for creating sums.
+
You would use this data type to store a single letter, number, or symbol.
char (character)
When storing the response of a mathematical operation, the destination variable goes on this side of the '=' sign.
left
cin statements are used for
input
An error that causes the program to not compile is an example of this type.
runtime
It is used for division
/
This data type is used to store whole numbers
int (integer)
PEMDAS
cout statements are used for
output
This statement is missing what?
cout << hello, world! << endl;
This symbol is used to multiply
*
It can hold fractional numbers, using only 4 bytes of data.
float
You can override the default order of operations using this.
() Parentheses
The >> operator is associated with which input/output object?
cin
In order to debug logic errors, you may use a chart of this type.
Hand Trace
The // operator is used for:
commenting
This data type resolves to either true or false (1 or 0).
bool (boolean)
Binary operations involve this many operands
two
This statement is used to flush the keyboard buffer
cin.ignore()
This will compile but still produce this type of error:
float length, width;
float area = length * width;
Logic (variables were never initialized)
To get the remainder, you would use this symbol, also known as modulus
%
In order to store entire words, phrases, numbers, or a mix of these, you would use this type of class, which requires it's own preprocessor directive.
string
7 % 3 produces this remainder
To input a string, you would use this keyword
getline or cin.getline
The following will produce a compiler error of this type...
size = size + 1;
int size;
scope