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CSCE 350 - Fall 2020 - Project Format Quiz
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Solution A is an incorrect solution to Project 0. Why?
1 point
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All of the outputs are on a single line, but the project calls for each output to be on a separate line.
The input is read from the command line using argc and argv, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The input is read from a file using ifstream, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The program produces extra explanations for its outputs that are not called for by the project.
The program prompts the user for input, which is not called for by the project.
The program reads only one instance of input, but the project calls for the program to run until standard input reaches end-of-file.
The program complains about 0s in its input, but the project defines zero as a valid input.
The program computes the maximum of the input numbers, but the project calls for the sum instead.
The program duplicates the last line of correct output, because it does not check cin.good() after attempting to read the input numbers.
The program does not compile.
Solution B is an incorrect solution to Project 0. Why?
1 point
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All of the outputs are on a single line, but the project calls for each output to be on a separate line.
The input is read from the command line using argc and argv, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The input is read from a file using ifstream, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The program produces extra explanations for its outputs that are not called for by the project.
The program prompts the user for input, which is not called for by the project.
The program reads only one instance of input, but the project calls for the program to run until standard input reaches end-of-file.
The program complains about 0s in its input, but the project defines zero as a valid input.
The program computes the maximum of the input numbers, but the project calls for the sum instead.
The program duplicates the last line of correct output, because it does not check cin.good() after attempting to read the input numbers.
The program does not compile.
Solution C is an incorrect solution to Project 0. Why?
1 point
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All of the outputs are on a single line, but the project calls for each output to be on a separate line.
The input is read from the command line using argc and argv, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The input is read from a file using ifstream, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The program produces extra explanations for its outputs that are not called for by the project.
The program prompts the user for input, which is not called for by the project.
The program reads only one instance of input, but the project calls for the program to run until standard input reaches end-of-file.
The program complains about 0s in its input, but the project defines zero as a valid input.
The program computes the maximum of the input numbers, but the project calls for the sum instead.
The program duplicates the last line of correct output, because it does not check cin.good() after attempting to read the input numbers.
The program does not compile.
Solution D is an incorrect solution to Project 0. Why?
1 point
Choose
All of the outputs are on a single line, but the project calls for each output to be on a separate line.
The input is read from the command line using argc and argv, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The input is read from a file using ifstream, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The program produces extra explanations for its outputs that are not called for by the project.
The program prompts the user for input, which is not called for by the project.
The program reads only one instance of input, but the project calls for the program to run until standard input reaches end-of-file.
The program complains about 0s in its input, but the project defines zero as a valid input.
The program computes the maximum of the input numbers, but the project calls for the sum instead.
The program duplicates the last line of correct output, because it does not check cin.good() after attempting to read the input numbers.
The program does not compile.
Solution E is an incorrect solution to Project 0. Why?
1 point
Choose
All of the outputs are on a single line, but the project calls for each output to be on a separate line.
The input is read from the command line using argc and argv, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The input is read from a file using ifstream, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The program produces extra explanations for its outputs that are not called for by the project.
The program prompts the user for input, which is not called for by the project.
The program reads only one instance of input, but the project calls for the program to run until standard input reaches end-of-file.
The program complains about 0s in its input, but the project defines zero as a valid input.
The program computes the maximum of the input numbers, but the project calls for the sum instead.
The program duplicates the last line of correct output, because it does not check cin.good() after attempting to read the input numbers.
The program does not compile.
Solution F is an incorrect solution to Project 0. Why?
1 point
Choose
All of the outputs are on a single line, but the project calls for each output to be on a separate line.
The input is read from the command line using argc and argv, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The input is read from a file using ifstream, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The program produces extra explanations for its outputs that are not called for by the project.
The program prompts the user for input, which is not called for by the project.
The program reads only one instance of input, but the project calls for the program to run until standard input reaches end-of-file.
The program complains about 0s in its input, but the project defines zero as a valid input.
The program computes the maximum of the input numbers, but the project calls for the sum instead.
The program duplicates the last line of correct output, because it does not check cin.good() after attempting to read the input numbers.
The program does not compile.
Solution G is an incorrect solution to Project 0. Why?
1 point
Choose
All of the outputs are on a single line, but the project calls for each output to be on a separate line.
The input is read from the command line using argc and argv, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The input is read from a file using ifstream, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The program produces extra explanations for its outputs that are not called for by the project.
The program prompts the user for input, which is not called for by the project.
The program reads only one instance of input, but the project calls for the program to run until standard input reaches end-of-file.
The program complains about 0s in its input, but the project defines zero as a valid input.
The program computes the maximum of the input numbers, but the project calls for the sum instead.
The program duplicates the last line of correct output, because it does not check cin.good() after attempting to read the input numbers.
The program does not compile.
Solution H is an incorrect solution to Project 0. Why?
1 point
Choose
All of the outputs are on a single line, but the project calls for each output to be on a separate line.
The input is read from the command line using argc and argv, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The input is read from a file using ifstream, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The program produces extra explanations for its outputs that are not called for by the project.
The program prompts the user for input, which is not called for by the project.
The program reads only one instance of input, but the project calls for the program to run until standard input reaches end-of-file.
The program complains about 0s in its input, but the project defines zero as a valid input.
The program computes the maximum of the input numbers, but the project calls for the sum instead.
The program duplicates the last line of correct output, because it does not check cin.good() after attempting to read the input numbers.
The program does not compile.
Solution I is an incorrect solution to Project 0. Why?
1 point
Choose
All of the outputs are on a single line, but the project calls for each output to be on a separate line.
The input is read from the command line using argc and argv, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The input is read from a file using ifstream, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The program produces extra explanations for its outputs that are not called for by the project.
The program prompts the user for input, which is not called for by the project.
The program reads only one instance of input, but the project calls for the program to run until standard input reaches end-of-file.
The program complains about 0s in its input, but the project defines zero as a valid input.
The program computes the maximum of the input numbers, but the project calls for the sum instead.
The program duplicates the last line of correct output, because it does not check cin.good() after attempting to read the input numbers.
The program does not compile.
Solution J is an incorrect solution to Project 0. Why?
1 point
Choose
All of the outputs are on a single line, but the project calls for each output to be on a separate line.
The input is read from the command line using argc and argv, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The input is read from a file using ifstream, but the project calls for the input to be read from standard input.
The program produces extra explanations for its outputs that are not called for by the project.
The program prompts the user for input, which is not called for by the project.
The program reads only one instance of input, but the project calls for the program to run until standard input reaches end-of-file.
The program complains about 0s in its input, but the project defines zero as a valid input.
The program computes the maximum of the input numbers, but the project calls for the sum instead.
The program duplicates the last line of correct output, because it does not check cin.good() after attempting to read the input numbers.
The program does not compile.
Solution K is a correct solution to Project 0. Why?
0 points
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It reads the input from the specific source in the specified format, and produces precisely the correct output, in the specified format.
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