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bitwise operators
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A |
a selection structure in which one block of code is executed if the
control expression is true and another block is executed if the control expression is
false
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control expression
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B |
a C++ feature which stops evaluating an expression when the expression is
determined to be true or false
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fuzzy logic
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C |
operators which allow you to work with the actual bits within a number or
character
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logical operators
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D |
a programming structure within a programming structure
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menu
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E |
a selection structure in which the decision is whether to go “one
way” or just bypass the code in the if structure
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nested
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F |
diagrams that show the result of logical operations
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one-way selection structure
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G |
a logic system that allows for true, false, and variations in between
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relational operators
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H |
a selection structure capable of handling multiple options
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selection structures
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I |
operators used to make comparisons
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sequence structures
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J |
a set of options presented to the user of a program
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short circuit evaluation
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K |
execute statements one after another without changing the flow of a
program
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switch structure
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L |
an expression that provides for a decision to be made in an if statement
or to end a loop
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truth tables
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M |
operators that allow and, or, and not to be implemented as part of logical
expressions
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two-way selection structure
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N |
structures that allow for logical decisions in C++ programs
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