ICS Part 2 Computer Science Online Test With Answers

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ICS Part 2 Computer Science Online Test

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1 Which of the following is a compiler directive? #include<stdio.h> Using namespace std; main() All
2 Header file in C contain: Compiler commands Library functions Header information of C programs Operations for files
3 The expression in define directive: Can only be changed at the end of the program Cannot be changed but can be redefined Cannot be assigned a value Cannot be changed
4 Preprocessor directives are command for: Microprocessor Language processor C Preprocessor Loader
5 The basic structure of C program consists of: Preprocessor Directive Main () function Program body All
6 Compiled programs typically execute faster because: Compiled programs are read and executed a line at a time Compiled programs are already in a machine-readable form. Compiled programs do not require any data None of these
7 The ".exe" file is produced by: Linker Loader Compiler Interpreter
8 The processing of running an executable file is known as: Debugging Compiling Executing Saving
9 The process of linking library files with object code is known as: Compiling Executing Linking Saving
10 Which of the following key is used to to load a program in memory to run? ALT+F9 CTRL+F9 CTRL+S ALT+F5
11 The output of a compiler is called: Library code Source code Linked code Object code
12 Which of the following key is used to compile a program: ALT+F9 CTRL+F9 CTRL+S ALT+F5
13 Which file contains the program after translation into machine language? Object file Exe file Source file None
14 The extension of object file is: .c .txt .obj .h
15 The process of changing of source code into object code is celled: Compiling Executing Linking Saving
16 The extension of C source program is: .h .c obj .exe
17 Which of the following key is used to save a file? F2 <font color="#222222" face="arial, sans-serif" size="2">F3</font> F5 <font color="#222222" face="arial, sans-serif" size="2">F9</font>
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