A) element access operator
B) subscript indicator
C) global data finder
D) iterator
E) None of these
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True/False
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A) array
B) map
C) vector
D) multimap
E) None of these
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A) A map is an associative container.
B) Each element in a map has two parts.
C) Map elements are usually referred to as key-value pairs.
D) The key value in a map is used to locate a value.
E) The value element in a map is used to locate the key.
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A) two arguments which are iterators
B) two header files, algorithm.h and search.h
C) three arguments which are two iterators and a value
D) one argument which is a value
E) None of these
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A) const_iterator
B) reverse_iterator
C) const_reverse_iterator
D) All of these are supported by the vector class
E) None of these are supported by the vector class
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A) insertion
B) emplacement
C) push
D) multimove
E) None of these
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A) input and output
B) forward and bidirectional
C) random-access
D) None of these
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A) at() , key
B) at() , value
C) key() , key
D) pair() , key
E) None of these
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A) call operator
B) function object
C) functor
D) overloader object
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A) set, multiset, and map
B) vector, deque, and list
C) map, list, and array
D) multimap, map, and multilist
E) None of these
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A) #include<key>
B) #include<key_value>
C) #include<map>
D) #include<multimap>
E) None of these
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A) map
B) key
C) pair
D) key_value
E) None of these
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A) array<int, 3> items = {blue, green, yellow}
B) array<strings, 4> items = {'blue', 'green', 'yellow',}
C) array<string, 4> items = {"blue", "green", "yellow"}
D) array<4> string items {"blue", "green", "yellow"}
E) None of these
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