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41. A program will have one function prototype for each function defined in the programmer-defined section of the program. (Assume that the programmer-defined section is located below the main function.)
A. true
B. false
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42. The standard input stream, which refers to the keyboard, is called
A. cin
B. cout
C. stin
D. stout
E. None of the above
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43. If the code and fee arrays are parallel, the fee that corresponds to the code stored in the code[3] element is located in the _____ element
A. code[2] B. code[3] C. fee[2] D. fee[3]
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44. Access specifiers are followed by
A. a comma
B. a semicolon
C. a colon
D. two colons
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45. Elements in an array are identified by a unique _____
A. data type
B. order
C. subscript
D. symbol
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