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WGU C173 Scripting and Programming Study test in depth Examination and 100% correctly verified Solutions Latest version 2024/2025 What comes last in precedence rules? - correct answer evaluation from left to right Good practice - correct answer use parentheses to make order of evaluation explicit Commas - correct answer not allowed in an integer literal 1,335,555 is written as 1335555 Incremental development - correct answer the process of writing, compiling, and testing a small amount of code, then writing, compiling, and testing a small amount more Floating-point number - correct answer a real number; the term floating point refers to the decimal point being able to appear anywhere in the number Floating-point literal - correct answer a number with a fractional part, even if that fraction is 0, as in 1.0, 0.0, or 99.573 Integer values typically used for... - correct answer values that are counted Floating-point variables typically used for... - correct answer values that are measured Floating-point variables are also typically used for... - correct answer dealing with fractions of countable items Such as the average number of cars per household If the dividend and divisor in floating-point division are both "0", the division results in...? - correct answer a "not a number" "not a number" indicates? - correct answer an unrepresentable or undefined value Printing a floating-point variable that is not a variable outputs...? - correct answer notanumber Dividing a nonzero floating-point number by zero results in..? - correct answer infinity or -infinity Function - correct answer list of statements executed by invoking the function's name Function call - correct answer to invoke a function's name Arguments - correct answer any function input values; appear within ( ) ; separated by comma if more than one

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WGU C173 Scripting and Programming Study
test in depth Examination and 100% correctly
verified Solutions Latest version 2024/2025
What comes last in precedence rules? - correct answer
evaluation from left to right


Good practice - correct answer use parentheses to make
order of evaluation explicit


Commas - correct answer not allowed in an integer literal


1,335,555 is written as 1335555


Incremental development - correct answer the process of
writing, compiling, and testing a small amount of code, then
writing, compiling, and testing a small amount more


Floating-point number - correct answer a real number; the
term floating point refers to the decimal point being able to
appear anywhere in the number


Floating-point literal - correct answer a number with a
fractional part, even if that fraction is 0, as in 1.0, 0.0, or 99.573


Integer values typically used for... - correct answer values
that are counted

,Floating-point variables typically used for... - correct answer
values that are measured


Floating-point variables are also typically used for... - correct
answer dealing with fractions of countable items


Such as the average number of cars per household


If the dividend and divisor in floating-point division are both "0",
the division results in...? - correct answer a "not a number"


"not a number" indicates? - correct answer an
unrepresentable or undefined value


Printing a floating-point variable that is not a variable outputs...?
- correct answer notanumber


Dividing a nonzero floating-point number by zero results in..? -
correct answer infinity or -infinity


Function - correct answer list of statements executed by
invoking the function's name


Function call - correct answer to invoke a function's name


Arguments - correct answer any function input values;
appear within ( ) ; separated by comma if more than one

, Squareroot(x) - correct answer square root of x


Raisetopower(x,y) - correct answer Raise x to power of y


Absolutevalue(x) - correct answer Absolute value of x


Randomnumber ( ) - correct answer returns a random integer
in the range lowvalue to highvalue


Integers divided.. - correct answer produces rounded values


Ex 10/4=2


Integer and at least one floating-point type divided... - correct
answer produces fractional values


Ex= 10/4=2.5


Dividing an integer by zero produces..? - correct answer
error


Ex: 100/0


Type conversion - correct answer A conversion of one data
type to another, such as an integer to a float.

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