Thread: True or False

I have problem figuring out whether the following are true or false, please help:

1. A single #include directive may name several files.

2. An argument and its corresponding parameter must have the same name for a function.

3. Call by value ensures that an invoked function cannot change the content of any variable that occurs as an arguement.

4. The parameter declaration for a multidimensional array must include the size for every dimension.

5. An array's name is a pointer constant.

6. A function's name is a pointer constant.

7. The address operator & cannot be applied to a register variable.

8. A self-referential structure must defined with a tag.

9. A typedef can only be used with a tagged structure.

10. The stdin is a pointer variable.

How hard is it to look up true-false questions in your textbook?

Originally Posted by noob programmer

I have problem figuring out whether the following are true or false, please help:

1. A single #include directive may name several files.

2. An argument and its corresponding parameter must have the same name for a function.

3. Call by value ensures that an invoked function cannot change the content of any variable that occurs as an arguement.

4. The parameter declaration for a multidimensional array must include the size for every dimension.

5. An array's name is a pointer constant.

6. A function's name is a pointer constant.

7. The address operator & cannot be applied to a register variable.

8. A self-referential structure must defined with a tag.

9. A typedef can only be used with a tagged structure.

10. The stdin is a pointer variable.

All of them are Z.

Originally Posted by matsp

Z = high-imedance input?

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Mats

well in this case it wouldn't be input