var1 is assigned the memory address value of foo.

var2 is assigned a value of 63

var1 is assigned a value of 63

var2 is assigned a value off 63

var1 is assigned a value of 63

var2 is assigned the memory address value of var1

var1 is assigned the memory address value of foo

var2 is assigned the memory address value of var1

A void declaration does not expect an output to that function, whereas an int function declarations expects an intger value as the output to the function.

There is no difference.

A void function has no input and an int function has at least one integer input.

An int function needs to declare an integer variable inside the function and a void function doesn't.

A void function can have any return type whereas an int function can only have one return type.

Ability to write functions without making them class methods

Garbage Collection

Object Oriented Programming

Compile time error checking

primitive data types such as int, boolean and double

A do-while loop.

A while loop.

A for loop.

An infinite loop.

Hash map

Array

ArrayList

Static values

A void function cannot return an output.

The loop is formatted incorrectly.

Cout cannot output a number.

You need semicolons after the function declaration.

The character
does not exist.

False

True

fourth = myArray\[1\]\[0\];

fourth = myArray\[1\]\[1\];

fourth = myArray\[0\]\[1\];

fourth = myArray\[2\]\[1\];