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OK heres what i got:

1d
2c
3c
4d
5b
6b?
7a
8a
9d
10c
11a
12b
13a? not sure but its not D for sure(read the syntax)
14c
15a
16d
17c
18a
19b
20no idead but i put d
 

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i got
1c
2c
3b
4d
5d
6c
7a
8b
9d
10c
11a
12b
13d (OMG after reading it again ... DOH! Stupid - mistake number 1)
14d
15b
16d
17a
18a
19b
20d
 
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13 definately a ur right. the first letter is repeated which can be 0 or more times then digit is compulsary then the digit at the end is optional, therefore B) is wrong coz the digit is compulsary, c) is wrong for same reason and d) is wrong coz it can only have the numbers 1 or 2 - not 3 (just like u said coz of syntax)
 
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for 20 i went d like u as well, but i put b for 15 not a, i is timesed by 2 so the first value for values is 1x2 which is 2 and the max is 100x2 which is 200, well thats how i figure it anyways
 

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hey didnt q 17 look dodgycan som eone explain if it can be explained


refer to process(i,j)


then in the subrogram process(j,k)


how does it go (i,j) to (j,k) ???
 
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Ghost1788 said:
hey didnt q 17 look dodgycan som eone explain if it can be explained


refer to process(i,j)


then in the subrogram process(j,k)


how does it go (i,j) to (j,k) ???
the varable i in the mainprogram is represented as j in the subprogram
likewise j in the mainprogram is represented as k in the subprogram

so the in the subprogram:
j = 1, k = 3
k = j = 1

print 1

in the main
k still = 3

so print 3
 

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Question 17 was simple general knowledge. If you've ever worked with parameters and variables you'd know the answer straight away.

Initially
i = 1
j = 2
k = 3

process(i,j)
so, that means process(1,2)

Now looking at the subprogram, that makes the parameters:
j is 1, k is 2
Now, k=j, so k=1
print k, so our first output is 1
then we go back to the mainline and we print k, but you should know remember about variable scope thus this k is the one from the mainline which is 3 and thus we print 3.

So our final output is 1 3 which was answer B.
 

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L_RES88 said:
1 is C
6 is C
I put down B for question 6.
That question was extremely ambiguous.
Excel defines quality assurance as the set of procedure used to certify that a generated product meets specified criteria with respect to quality and reliability.
So I mean honestly, that means B and C really. But I chose B.

Why?

Because if I create a crap program knowing that I want it to be crap, what is the point of QA?

Thus I chose B. Ensuring that the software is of high quality.
 

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multiple choice

i got

1. d
2. c
3. c
4. d
5. b
6. b
7. a
8. d
9. d
10. c
11. a
12. b
13. d
14. a
15. b
16. d
17. b
18. a
19. b
20. d
 

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1. c (protoype has more user communication througout - structured only during defining & evaluation)
2. c
3. c
4. d
5. b
6. b or c ?? i put c - my teacher thinks it could be either or and she's a senior marker
7. a
8. a
9. d
10. c
11. a
12. b
13. a (not d because '3' is not a valid digit)
14. a
15. b
16. d
17. d (k is local variable in SUBPROGRAM process - so its not affected in MAINPROGRAM)
18. a
19. b
20. d
 
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13. b (not d because '3' is not a valid digit)

it can't be this either cuz the sentence must have a digit therefore A
 

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My answers:

1. C
2. C
3. B+(People seem to think this is C, Personally i went B as in the planning you tend to design algorithms.. and design.. well you design the code in my mind... implementation to me is the actual putting into place where its going to be used, but that might be nme getting IPT Information systems mixed up)
4. D
5. B
6. C+(looking back i suspect its B)
7. A
8. A
9. D
10. C
11. A
12. B
13. A
14. D+(others have said A - accculilator, you store data into the accumilator and then store the result into ram.. Stack space.. you dont Store the result in the accumilator do you? - then again it does say within the CPU..)
15. B
16. D
17. B
18. A
19. B
20. D
 

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bogan, you're right that was a typo - i put a in the exam lol.. i just rushed through it again then trying to remember my answers..

it trys to trick you with the [] which do nothing.. an expression is 0 or more letters, followed by 1 digit, followed by 0 or more digits -i edited my post 2 fix the type - in case you're reading this later and it makes no sense
 

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