

McqMate
These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Computer Science Engineering (CSE) , Information Technology Engineering (IT) , Electrical Engineering , Civil Engineering , Mechanical Engineering .
Chapters
1. |
Capitalize initial keyword – This is a rule while writing a pseudo code. |
A. | true |
B. | false |
Answer» A. true | |
Explanation: the statement is true. it is an important rule to capitalize the initial keyword while writing a pseudo code. |
2. |
is used to show hierarchy in a pseudo code. |
A. | indentation |
B. | curly braces |
C. | round brackets |
D. | semicolon |
Answer» A. indentation | |
Explanation: each design structure uses a particular indentation pattern. |
3. |
The statement that tells the computer to get a value from an input device and store it in a memory location. |
A. | read |
B. | write |
C. | read |
D. | write |
Answer» C. read | |
Explanation: the read statement is used to take the input. read being a keyword should be in capital letters. |
4. |
begins with lower case letters. |
A. | keywords |
B. | variables |
C. | tokens |
D. | functions |
Answer» B. variables | |
Explanation: variables begin with a lowercase. they contain no spaces. they also involve the consistent use of names. |
5. |
Another notation for exponentiation. |
A. | * |
B. | ** |
C. | *** |
D. | *^ |
Answer» B. ** | |
Explanation: double asterisk sign is also used for exponentiation. the general notation is ^ sign. |
6. |
A symbol used for grouping. |
A. | () |
B. | {} |
C. | [] |
D. | ” ” |
Answer» A. () | |
Explanation: parenthesis is used for grouping while working with fields. there are other symbols like *, +, -, **, etc. |
7. |
A statement used to close the IF block. |
A. | else |
B. | elseif |
C. | end |
D. | endif |
Answer» D. endif | |
Explanation: the answer is endif. it is used |
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