Summary of PlusOne Computer Science Public Exam | Control Statements | Array | String Handlings & I/O Functions
Main Ideas and Concepts:
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Control Statements:
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Decision Making Statements:
Simple
if
,if-else
, andnested if
statements are explained. Conditions are evaluated to determine which block of code to execute. -
Iteration Statements (Loops):
- For Loop: Entry-controlled loop that initializes a variable, checks a condition, and updates the variable.
- Do-While Loop: Ensures that the loop body executes at least once.
- While Loop: Evaluates the condition before executing the loop body.
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Decision Making Statements:
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Switch Statements:
The use of
switch
statements for decision making is highlighted, including thedefault
case. -
Arrays:
Definition and structure of arrays as collections of elements of the same type stored in continuous memory.
- Sorting: Bubble Sort and selection sort methods.
- Searching: Linear search and Binary Search techniques.
- Matrix Representation: Two-dimensional arrays are briefly mentioned.
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String Handling and Input/Output Functions:
Use of string functions for input and output operations. Explanation of
cin
andcout
for reading and displaying data.
Methodologies and Instructions:
- Decision Making Example: Enter two heights and determine which is greater using an
if
statement. - Loop Example: Use a
for
loop to iterate through student scores and determine how many students scored above a certain threshold. - Array Operations:
- Instructions for entering elements into an array.
- Example of sorting and searching through arrays:
- Bubble Sort: Compare adjacent elements and swap if they are in the wrong order.
- Binary Search: Divide the array and compare the middle element to the search value.
Key Terminology:
- Control Statements:
if
,else
,switch
,for
,while
,do-while
- Array Operations: Insertion, deletion, searching, sorting
- String Handling: Input/output functions using
cin
andcout
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