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6. Simple routines that programmers use as place holders while a system is being tested are called _____
A. stubs
B. stumps
C. holders
D. templates
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7. You can place function templates
A. at the end of main()
B. at the start of a program above main()
C. in two files-one for the definition and one for the function
D. any of the above
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8. The two operators && an || are
A. arithmetic operators
B. equality operators
C. logical operators
D. relational operators
E. None of the above
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9. The arguments that determine the state of the cout object are called _____
A. classes
B. manipulators
C. format flags
D. state controllers
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10. Static variables are sometimes called
A. class variables
B. functional variables
C. dynamic variables
D. auto variables
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