statement. What is the final value of the variable "number"? int number = 5; number = 10; number = 100;

The ________ function returns no value. a) malloc() b) realloc() c) free() d) calloc()

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#include <iostream> #include <iomanip> #include <string> using namespace std; int main() { constdouble MONSTERA_PRICE =11.50; constdouble PHILODENDRON_PRICE =13.75; constdouble HOYA_PRICE =10.99; constint MAX_POTS =20; constdouble POINTS_PER_DOLLAR =1.0/0.75; char plantType; int quantity; double totalAmount =0.0; int totalPoints =0; int availablePots =0; double plantPrice =0.0; cout << "Welcome to Tom's Plant Shop!" << endl; cout << "******************************" << endl; cout << "Enter your full name: "; string fullName; getline(cin, fullName);   output:  compiling code... Welcome to Tom's Plant Shop!----------------------------------------Enter your full name: ______ Available plants:M - Monstera ($ 11.5)P - Philodendron  ($13.75)H - Hoya ($10.99)Q - Quit shoppingEnter the plant type (M/P/H/Q): ________     Part 1 Tom has recently started a plant-selling business, and he offers three different types of plants, namely Monstera,…

// EmployeeBonus2.cpp - This program calculates an employee's yearly bonus.  #include <iostream> #include <string> using namespace std; int main() {    // Declare and initialize variables.    string employeeFirstName;     string employeeLastName;     double employeeSalary;     int employeeRating;     double employeeBonus;    const double BONUS_1 = .25;    const double BONUS_2 = .15;    const double BONUS_3 = .10;     const double NO_BONUS = 0.00;    const int RATING_1 = 1;    const int RATING_2 = 2;    const int RATING_3 = 3;     // This is the work done in the housekeeping() function            // Get user input        cout << "Enter employee's first name: ";    cin >> employeeFirstName;    cout << "Enter employee's last name: ";    cin >> employeeLastName;    cout << "Enter employee's yearly salary: ";    cin >> employeeSalary;    cout << "Enter employee's performance rating: ";    cin >> employeeRating;     // This is…

9. If you are given this code: #include #include #include int main() { float num1, num2; float calculation; float pi=3.14; float e 2.72; printf("\nEnter First Number:\t"); scanf("%f", &num1); printf("\nEnter Second Number:\t"); scanf("%f", &num2); calculation = (num1*num2*pi)/(e); printf("\nThe calculation is: %f", calculation); printf("\n"); return 0; } Modify this code by using functions and global declarations (instead of locals).

Give a concrete example of a function, where blackbox testing might give the impression that “everything’s OK,” while whitebox testing might uncover an error. Give another concrete example of a function where the opposite is true. You need to support both examples with test cases.

What is the value inside the "value" variable at the end of the given code snippet?   int main() {   int value = 3;   value = value – 2 * value;   value++;   return 0; }   a) –2 b) 0 c) 2 d) 4

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