Puzzle 20130618551189

en SC 27 ampersand : this appears before a variable name when using the scanf function; it allows values to be stored in a variable name and refers to the address of that variable binary : there are six ______ operands: +, -, *, /, %, = case sensitive : describes a program's ability to distinguish between uppercase and lowercase letters comments : allows a programmer to describe (in English) the algorithms and approaches used in a program; the compiler does not process these and they begin with // for a single-line or /* */ for multiple lines datatypes : int, float, double, char, etc. equal sign : considered as the assignment operator functions : also known as subroutines, these are named modules of code that are designed to perform a specific operation in a program gcc : a command used to compile C programs in a Unix environment header file : includes information about other code modules and begins with a pound sign (#) followed by the word “include” and brackets identifiers : used for variable names and must follow a particular syntax (must begin with a letter or underscore, can be up to 128 characters in length, cannot be keywords but can contain keywords, can include numbers, cannot include special characters except for underscores) long : used for both integers and doubles, doubling the amount of memory used for each type, dramatically increasing their digits of significance lvalue : this special term is usually involved in a syntax error produced by the compiler that refers to something that appears on the left side of the assignment operator main : int _____ ( ) is the function where a program begins its execution, and it typically controls the flow of a program if other functions are involved null : C strings are stored as a sequence of characters followed by a terminating _____ character out : ./a.____ is used to run a program in a Unix environment parameters : these are also known as arguments; they are passed to functions to modify or alter what the function does or they modify the data that functions operate on printf : a function used to display output return : _____ 0; is a command that is placed at the end of the main function that terminates a program rvalue : this special term is usually involved in a syntax error produced by the compiler that refers to something that appears on the right side of the assignment operator scanf : a function used to receive data entered by the user semicolon : used to represent the end of a command in a program such as variable declaration short : used with integers to decrease the amount of memory used sizeof : a function used to determine the actual byte size used for each datatype in C string : this datatype does not technically exist in the C programming language; it must be declared as a character array ternary : there is one ______ operand: ? ; this type of operand is used to simplify if-else conditional statements unary : there are three _____ operands: +, - ! unsigned : used for both integers and characters to eliminate negative values and effectively double the number of positive values

1. HIEERALDEF

includes information about other code modules and begins with a pound sign (#) followed by the word “include” and brackets

2. LGNO

used for both integers and doubles, doubling the amount of memory used for each type, dramatically increasing their digits of significance

3. LUNL

C strings are stored as a sequence of characters followed by a terminating _____ character

4. YRIANB

there are six ______ operands: +, -, *, /, %, =

5. VUALLE

this special term is usually involved in a syntax error produced by the compiler that refers to something that appears on the left side of the assignment operator

6. YETNRAR

there is one ______ operand: ? ; this type of operand is used to simplify if-else conditional statements

7. NEOMCTSM

allows a programmer to describe (in English) the algorithms and approaches used in a program; the compiler does not process these and they begin with // for a single-line or /* */ for multiple lines

8. LVUARE

this special term is usually involved in a syntax error produced by the compiler that refers to something that appears on the right side of the assignment operator

9. ZSIOFE

a function used to determine the actual byte size used for each datatype in C

10. IFCNTOUNS

also known as subroutines, these are named modules of code that are designed to perform a specific operation in a program

11. AURNY

there are three _____ operands: +, - !

12. CGC

a command used to compile C programs in a Unix environment

13. GIUEQSNAL

considered as the assignment operator

14. EMRAPTRASE

these are also known as arguments; they are passed to functions to modify or alter what the function does or they modify the data that functions operate on

15. TDEAYTASP

int, float, double, char, etc.

16. AMESRANDP

this appears before a variable name when using the scanf function; it allows values to be stored in a variable name and refers to the address of that variable

17. RRTUNE

_____ 0; is a command that is placed at the end of the main function that terminates a program

18. MIEONLOSC

used to represent the end of a command in a program such as variable declaration

19. FITRPN

a function used to display output

20. THORS

used with integers to decrease the amount of memory used

21. DSFTEENIIIR

used for variable names and must follow a particular syntax (must begin with a letter or underscore, can be up to 128 characters in length, cannot be keywords but can contain keywords, can include numbers, cannot include special characters except for underscores)

22. CFSNA

a function used to receive data entered by the user

23. TNSIGR

this datatype does not technically exist in the C programming language; it must be declared as a character array

24. NIMA

int _____ ( ) is the function where a program begins its execution, and it typically controls the flow of a program if other functions are involved

25. IGDENUNS

used for both integers and characters to eliminate negative values and effectively double the number of positive values

26. UTO

./a.____ is used to run a program in a Unix environment

27. TCIVSESEESNIA

describes a program's ability to distinguish between uppercase and lowercase letters