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2019 Theory Programming

This document is an examination paper for a National Certificate in Information Technology, specifically focusing on Programming Using C++. It includes various questions related to C++ programming concepts such as identifiers, pseudocode, expressions, loops, arrays, structures, functions, and file processing terms. The exam is structured to assess theoretical knowledge and practical coding skills in C++ over a duration of three hours.

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2019 Theory Programming

This document is an examination paper for a National Certificate in Information Technology, specifically focusing on Programming Using C++. It includes various questions related to C++ programming concepts such as identifiers, pseudocode, expressions, loops, arrays, structures, functions, and file processing terms. The exam is structured to assess theoretical knowledge and practical coding skills in C++ over a duration of three hours.

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ZIMBABWE MINISTRY OF HIGHER AND TERTIARY EDUCATION, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT HIGHER EDUCATION EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL (HEXCO) © NATIONAL CERTIFICATE, IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUBJECT: Programming Using C++ PAPER NO: 317/18/S02A (Theory) DURATION: 3 Hours Answer Booklet INSTRUCTIONS TO ( PAPER No, (0: 317/18/S02A - PROGRAMMING USING C++ (THEORY) Q ESTION 1 Giving reasons, indicate whether each of the following is a valid or invalid identifier i) class i) private iii) false iv) college v) stud Id (10 marks) b) Write Pseudocode to determine the students final grade and indicate whether it is a pass or a fail. The final grade is calculated as the average of two marks. (10 marks) DN 2 Evaluate the following expressions given that @ = 10 and b = 5 al jj atab; e il) c= (a

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