Data Structure Quiz

True or False| Arrays, stacks, graphs, linked lists, and trees are the examples of a non-linear data structure.

True or False| An array element can be accessed by its size

True or False | Structures are created so that we can break down huge tasks into smaller subroutines.

This aspect of a function contains the tasks of the function when called. They are enclosed in { and }.

In a two-dimensional array, this value is placed as the first size.

This is the keyword used in creating a structure in C++,

Suppose you have an array of integers arr (32, 45, 67, 89, 109). If the value of int index is 0, and I added the statement cout<<arr[index++];, what will be the output?

This type of function refers to where they call themselves repeatedly, while the input value changes every turn.

In traversing a two-dimensional array, a nested loop is used. The inner loop is used for this part of the array.

This is a linear data structure that is a container of multiple elements of similar data types. What will be the value of sizeof(int)?

What will be the value of sizeof(int)?

This keyword is used if the function does not require to return a value.

How do we find the last index of an array?

This refers to the value that comes from the function after being called.

Write a function named showPretty, without parameters and a return value, and will display "Ma'am Fatima is pretty." in the console when called. No need to write the name function

True or False| There can be multiple main methods in a single C++ program.