I've been ask to choose 4 different types of fundamental data types in C++ then write C++ code statements to declare and initialise a variable of each type...I really dont understand what this question is talking about but 4 data types I could think of are:
Integers, Float, Characters and Double
Could someone clarify what the question means and please a little help on it?????????? Thanks guys and gals =).........
Six answers:
jwn
2008-03-18 05:21:59 UTC
declaring is like saying there is an identifier called with "...."
example:
int i; (we delared an integer i)
initializing the variable
i = 0; (initial value of i is 0)
declaring and initializing at the same time is like:
int i = 0;
the 4 data types are as follows:
int (for integers)
float (for numbers with decimal points)
char (for characters)
double (for higher precision numbers)
HandyManOrNot
2008-03-18 05:13:32 UTC
Sounds like you understand it! Just write 4 statements that declare and inititalize each of those types!
lede
2016-10-22 02:58:22 UTC
This is composed of taking each and every for fact aside into its 3 elements and rewriting each and every as a lengthy time period fact. seem up the syntax of the for and at the same time as statements and seem at 3 needed steps. Do the outer for first, then once you've finished it, do the inner for. desire that facilitates.
payne747
2008-03-18 05:14:14 UTC
It's pretty basic stuff.... Decare a variable of each type, e.g.
int num;
float cost;
bool choice;
// etc etc
Then initialize them by assigning each a value...
num=1;
float=1.0
bool = true;
Alternatively, you could just declare and initialize together,
int num=1;
float cost=1.0;
bool choice=true;
Varbiie
2008-03-19 05:18:36 UTC
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Rayon
2008-03-18 05:16:32 UTC
struct myvariablen{
int ia;
float fa;
char ca;
double da;
};
then in programm u can use it like this:
myvariablen myvar;
myvar.fa = 3.2;
myvar.ca = "a";
myvar.ia="2";
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