### Computer Science Quiz#### Question 1: Hexadecimal Representation**Question:** How many hexadecimal digits are used when representing a nibble in hex form?**Options:**- 1- 3- 2- 0#### Question 2: Function Parameters and Stack Alignment**Scenario:** Patti the Programmer decides to create a function with three int16 parameters, sending all three by-reference. Will she need to pad her function’s activation record to make it 32-bit aligned?**Options:**- The answer will depend on how many registers get preserved on the stack.- Yes- No- The answer will depend on the value of the passed parameters.#### Question 3: Memory Usage for Function Parameters**Question:** How many bits of stack memory are used when passing an int16 variable by-value to a function?**Options:**- 32- 64- 16- 8### Explanation of Concepts1. **Hexadecimal Digits and Nibbles:** - A **nibble** equals 4 bits. - Each hexadecimal digit represents exactly 4 bits.2. **Stack Alignment:** - Aligning data in memory can be necessary to meet the processor's requirements and improve performance. - A 32-bit alignment means data is aligned at addresses divisible by 4 bytes.3. **Stack Memory for int16:** - An **int16** is a 16-bit integer, meaning it occupies 16 bits in memory when passed by value.

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How many hexadecimal digits are used when representing a nibble in hex form? 01 0 3 02 00 Patti the Programmer decides to create a function with three int16 parameters, sending all three by-reference. Will she need to pad her functions activation record to make it 32-bit aligned? O The answer will depend on how many registers get preserved on the stack O Yes O No O The answer will depend on the value of the passed parameters How many bits of stack memory are used when passing an int16 variable by-value to a function? O 32 O 64 O 16 08

How many hexadecimal digits are used when representing a nibble in hex form? 01 0 3 02 00 Patti the Programmer decides to create a function with three int16 parameters, sending all three by-reference. Will she need to pad her functions activation record to make it 32-bit aligned? O The answer will depend on how many registers get preserved on the stack O Yes O No O The answer will depend on the value of the passed parameters How many bits of stack memory are used when passing an int16 variable by-value to a function? O 32 O 64 O 16 08

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter6: Modularity Using Functions

Section6.2: Returning A Single Value

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