What will be displayed?

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Repeat 2 Times{
display; "Tennessee";
display "Rocks"
}

What I have tried:

TennesseeRocksTennesseeRocks ??????

Posted 22-Jun-23 13:59pm

Mary Hickerson

Updated 22-Jun-23 20:05pm

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Patrice T 23-Jun-23 1:12am

This is not C++

Mary Hickerson 23-Jun-23 10:45am

That is all the info provided on the question.

jeron1 23-Jun-23 10:19am

:joke:
Change Tennessee to Cleveland and see what happens.

Mary Hickerson 23-Jun-23 10:44am

It is a quiz question and that is all the info given...I am assuming Tennessee Rocks Tennessee Rocks will be the result.

jeron1 23-Jun-23 11:47am

Is it a C++ quiz?

Mary Hickerson 23-Jun-23 11:52am

No it is Computer Science quiz and they just gave us parts of code and want to know outcome and it was never in our lesson material and believe me, I have really tried to figure it and the others out...the others are more difficult.

jeron1 23-Jun-23 12:05pm

That might be pseudocode, but this is a C++ forum. You're assumption on the output of the pseudocode might be correct or it might not be, depending on what 'display' means.

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Solution 2

Nope.
That's not valid C++ code. It won't even compile.

Starting with the 'Hello World' C++ program

C++

#include <iostream>

int main() 
{
  std::cout << "Hello World!\n";
}

have a look at the for loop contruct[^] and fill the gaps.

Posted 22-Jun-23 20:05pm

CPallini

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2023-06-22T18:24:00

Solution 1

Absolutely nothing useful: that is nowhere near valid C++ code, and will not compile as a result.

Go back to your assignment, and read it again, carefully this time! :D

Posted 22-Jun-23 18:24pm

OriginalGriff