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46. To include the double quotes as part of the control string we use the symbol
A. %”
B. “”
C. \”
D. #
E. None of the above
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47. A C++ statement must end in a
A. : (column)
B. , (comma)
C. . (period)
D. ; (semicolon)
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48. Student senior(); is a(n)_________
A. constructor call with no arguments
B. object instantiation
C. constructor call with all default arguments
D. prototype for a function that returns a student object
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49. The statement int n[4] = {11, -13, 17, 105};
A. assigns the value -13 to [2]
B. assigns the value 17 to n[2]
C. is wrong; it gives an error message
D. assigns the value 18 to n[2]
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