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| for loops let you repeat sections of code, its for counting and moving through a sequence |
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| What is a for loop example? |
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for (initialization; test; action)
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| Empty Statements in for loops |
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| Used for initialization and action statements |
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| Putting one loop in the other |
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| a data element of an object |
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provides its own set of member functions
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| member functions searches the calling string object. |
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| removes a specified substring |
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| provides a way to work with elements of any type |
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| Why should I use string objects instead of C-style strings? |
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| string objects have advantages over C-style strings. |
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| Why should you use multidimensional arrays? |
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| To make working with a group of elements more intuitive. |
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What is wrong with this code...
cout<<"\nThe sequence 'Over' begins at location ";
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| cout<<"\nThe sequence 'Over' begins at location ";
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It's possible to simply declare a multidimensional array without initializing?
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| Is a while loop better than a for loop? |
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| Neither is better just use what best fits your needs. |
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I can use the =+ operator to concatenate string.
Fix what is needed |
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