Quiz for:

Range of Integers in C++

Question 10

What is the main utility of deriving the formula for integer range in C++?

A.To simplify graphical outputs
B.To determine memory usage
C.To calculate possible integer values
D.To enhance computational speed

Question 1

What is the topic of the lecture discussed in the article?

A.Fundamental data types
B.Range of integers
C.Variable scope
D.Memory allocation

Question 2

Why was a 3-bit integer data type considered in the lecture?

A.Because it's a standard in C++
B.For simplification in calculation
C.To explore its actual size
D.To match real-world examples

Question 3

What is the range of positive integers for a 3-bit data type?

A.0 to 4
B.0 to 8
C.0 to 7
D.1 to 7

Question 4

What does each bit of a binary number represent in the context of calculating integer value?

A.Its own value
B.Positional weight
C.Magnitude of the number
D.None of these

Question 5

For a 3-bit data type, what is the negative integer equivalent of the binary number 101?

A.-1
B.-2
C.-4
D.-3

Question 6

What is the formula to calculate the range of positive integers for n bits?

A.0 to 2^n - 1
B.0 to n^2 - 1
C.1 to 2^n
D.0 to 2*n - 1

Question 7

When both positive and negative values are considered for a 3-bit data type, what is the range?

A.-3 to +4
B.-4 to +3
C.0 to +7
D.-7 to +0

Question 8

How can -4 be represented using powers of 2 for a 3-bit signed integer?

A.-2^3 - 1
B.-2^2
C.-2^1
D.-2^3

Question 9

In terms of the formula derived for signed integers, what does -2^n represent?

A.The highest negative number
B.The smallest positive number
C.The number zero
D.The smallest negative number

Question 10

What is the main utility of deriving the formula for integer range in C++?

A.To simplify graphical outputs
B.To determine memory usage
C.To calculate possible integer values
D.To enhance computational speed

Question 1

What is the topic of the lecture discussed in the article?

A.Fundamental data types
B.Range of integers
C.Variable scope
D.Memory allocation