Primitive Types
If an integer variable count equals -4 and we perform the operation count += ++count; what will be the final value of count?
What theoretical implications could changing all applicable increment (++) statements within loops iterating over complex data structures into their equivalent addition-assignment (+=) counterparts have on readability and maintenance?
Which of the following is the compound assignment operator for multiplication?
If int array[] = {5,10,15}, which index will change incorrectly using shorthand operators?
After applying composite assignment operator, how will you present the original value change given an integer 'num' equals eight and expression 'num += 3 * num - 1'?
What will be the result of applying this sequence of compound assignments if int variables x=10 and z=5 initially?
Which of the following scenarios is an example of using a compound assignment operator?
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When using a compound assignment operator in a for-loop to decrement a counter by half its current value each iteration, which initial counter value would require more iterations to reach less than one - starting with either counter =400 or counter =800?
Which statement correctly uses a compound assignment operator to halve the value of an integer variable 'num'?
What is the value of z after the following code is executed? int z = 5; z++; z += 2;