The control of a loop consists of the __________ activities.

• A) Three
• B) Two
• C) Four
• D) Five

What is the significance of the statement "f = f * i" in each iteration of the loop in the given pseudocode? f = 1 i=1; While (i<=n) f=f*i; i=i+1;

• A) It subtracts the loop counter "i" from the current value of "f"
• B) It has no impact in the loop
• C) It multiplies the current value of "f" by the loop counter "i"
• D) It resets the value of "f" to 1

Which of the following case does not exist in complexity theory?

• A) Null case
• B) Best case
• C) Worst case
• D) Average case

What is the ultimate goal when sorting a list within itself using the insertion sort algorithm?

• A) Shuffling entries
• B) Clearing off space
• C) Efficient use of storage space
• D) Efficient use of time to sort a list in quick time

Which loop structure refers as a pretest loop?

• A) Do while
• B) For each
• C) For
• D) While

Let a unsorted list Fred, Alex, Diana ,Byron ,Carol
Which one will be sorted at last

• A) Carol
• B) Fred
• C) Alex
• D) Diana

What condition triggers the termination of the sequential search algorithm as a failure on an ordered list of names?

• A) Equality of TargetValue and TestEntry
• B) TestEntry is smaller than TargetValue
• C) List is empty
• D) Reaching a name greater than the target name

How many times will the loop in the example below execute? int i=2; while(i<=5) { cout<<i; i=i+1; }

• A) 5 times
• B) 3 times
• C) 4 times
• D) 6 times

Float CGPA=3.5;
If (CGPA>=3.0)
Cout<<”Give Scholarship”;
Else
Cout<<”Sorry you do not qualify for the scholarship”;
It will show

• A) Good
• B) Display none
• C) Give Scholarship
• D) Sorry you do not qualify for the scholarship

In the context of the insertion sort algorithm, what is the restriction imposed on sorting a list?

• A) Make a tree of the list to sort entries
• B) Create a copy of the list to sort items one by one into the new list
• C) Sort using the same storage space without extra memory space
• D) Insertion sort can only be used on the list containing numeric values

What will be the output of following pseudo code?
def FindFactorial():
fact = 2
i=1;
While (i<=7)
fact=fact*i;
i=i+1;
print(fact)

• A) 120
• B) 980
• C) 10080
• D) 5040

How many relational operator are offered by C++?

• A) 4
• B) 2
• C) 6
• D) 8

Which of the following is the correct syntax for conditional statement?

• A) If (condition)
• B) If (condition Statement A Else Statement B.
• C) If condition) Statement A Else Statement B.
• D) If (condition) Statement A Else Statement B.

What is the output of the following code?

int sum =7;
if ( sum >= 20 )
cout<<"You win ";
if ( sum < 20 )
cout<<"You lose ";
cout<<"the prize.";

• A) You lose
• B) You lose the prize.
• C) You win the prize.
• D) You win

A program logic written in an ordinary language illustrating a structure similar to computer instructions is known as…….

• A) Pseudo codes
• B) Programs
• C) Flowcharts
• D) Algorithms

In the context of program development, what is the goal of finding a general algorithm?

• A) To solve a particular instance of a problem.
• B) To develop an algorithm that can solve all instances of a problem.
• C) To find a specific solution for each instance.
• D) To solve a specific problem without decomposition.

What is the expected outcome of "f" for the given pseudo-code if n = 5? f = 1 i=1; While (i<=n) f=f*i; i=i+1;

• A) 5
• B) 24
• C) 720
• D) 120

If While (i<=n) ,The loop will keep executing until “i” remains

• A) Less than n
• B) Greater than and equal to n
• C) Equal to n
• D) Less than or equal to n

Sequential Search Algorithm technique _________ in success.

• A) is fast
• B) does not always result
• C) is always optimal
• D) always result

What will be the output of the following pseudo code?
{20, 58, 90, 10, 15, 87, 30, 12, 98}

Count = 0
For number in list
If (number >=50)
Count=count+1

• A) 2
• B) 4
• C) 5
• D) 3