Some example questions (without the actual questions). Remember that
during the test you will need to use good programming practices
throughout. There will be question 'types' that are not listed below,
so just knowing how to answer these is not enough to get 100% on the
test. You should also go over the review problems in the book for the
chapters we have covered - as well as read any portions of the
chapters you may have missed. Some problems will likely come directly
from those as well.

Given the following snippet of code, what is the output?
 (code would follow)

Give C++ code for the following pseudocode.
 (pseudocode would follow)

Give C++ code for the following problem statement.
 (a problem statement would follow)

What does the following code do? What are the values of all variables
at the end of its execution?
 (code would follow)

Give several valid identifiers and invalid identifiers? 

What is a compiler and what does it do?

Draw the memory diagram for the following code.
 (code would follow)

Find all errors (run-time and compiler) in the following code.
 (code would follow)

What is the difference between C++ types?  
   (you would have to describe the difference between any of the types
    here, for example, the difference between int, float, bool,
    double, string, char)

Other things to understand:
-scope
-boolean expressions
-short-circuit evaluation
-arithmetic
-if statements
-loops (for and while)
-Any C++ keywords (for ex: int, float, const, if, while, for, ...)
-function basics (definition, prototype, location, calls, arguments)
-cout/cin
-literals
-type casting (implict and explicit)