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- Chapter 8 - Conditional Constructs in Java
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State whether the given statements are True or False
Question 1
Java supports the use of the ASCII character set only.
False
Question 2
The ASCII code for character 'Z' is 90.
True
Question 3
The smallest unit in a Java program is known as token.
True
Question 4
The Unicode character set uses 8 to 32 bits per character.
True
Question 5
In an escape sequence, a character is preceded by a backward slash (\).
True
Question 6
In Java, an identifier can begin with a $ sign.
True
Question 7
The boolean data type is used for storing logical values.
True
Question 8
Java offers five types of tokens.
True
Question 9
Identifiers in Java may be of any length.
True
Question 10
The char data type reserves 8 bits in memory.
False
Question 11
Default value of reference data type is null.
True
Question 12
To designate a literal constant of the type float, you must append the letter L to it.
False
Question 13
Default value of char data type is '\u0000'.
True
Question 14
If a literal constant contains a decimal point, then it is of the type double by default.
True
Question 15
A variable can be used in a Java program even if it has not been declared.
False
