Answer:
#include <iostream> // Needed for input/output operation
int main() // define the main program
{
int userNumber = 0; // number storage for user input
std::cout << "Please enter an integer: "; // Ask user for number
std::cin >> userNumber; // Assumes user input is an integer
if (userNumber % 7 != 0) // Check to see if 7 divides user input
std::cout << "\nYour number is not a multiple of 7.\n";
else
std::cout << "\nYour number is a multiple of 7.\n";
return 0; // End program
}
Answer:
This is true
Explanation:
Comments don't effect your program at all.
The computer doesn't even read the line with the comment, what you right before the comment tells the computer to skip this line.
So you can place them anywhere
The answer is B. Issue report cards of grades.
<span>Processor, Main Memory, I/O Modules, System Bus</span>
The contents of an array of type char can be displayed with the cout operator. <span>Array declarations </span>must<span> contain the information about the size of the array. It is possible to leave the size out of the [ ] in the declaration </span>as long as<span> you initialize the array inline, in which case the array is made just large enough to capture the initialized data. </span>