26. In the definition n! = n * (n - 1)!, what role does the base case 0! = 1 serve? (3)
A
40. According to the textbook, what is one potential downside of putting all 1,000 statements in the main method of a program? (2)
C
44. What common mistake can cause a for loop to not execute as expected? (2)
B
36. Which of the following best describes the difference between inline comments and Javadoc comments? (3)
A
38. Which of the following accurately describes the process of calling a method in Java? (2)
C
23. What does the Javadoc @param tag represent? (3)
C
32. What is the purpose of inline comments, like those beginning with //, in Java? (2)
C
33. Which of the following is not a characteristic of Javadoc comments? (3)
B
30. What is the primary benefit of writing good documentation in your source code? (2)
B
45. In Java, what happens if you put a semicolon after a while loop header? (3)
B
41. Which of the following is NOT a benefit of using methods in Java? (3)
C
27. Which of the following best describes a Turing-complete programming language? (5)
A
34. What is a key advantage of embedding documentation within source code? (2)
B
25. What is the main concept behind the leap of faith approach in recursion? (4)
B
31. What is the syntax for starting a Javadoc comment in Java? (2)
C
29. Why might the term "leap of faith" be used to describe recursion in programming? (4)
A
43. What does the method header specify? (2)
C
37. What is the purpose of generating HTML documentation with Javadoc? (2)
B
42. What is the purpose of the braces {} in a method body? (2)
C
39. Which example highlights the importance of using methods to avoid error-prone code? (3)
B
35. Which type of comment is intended for users who will not look at the source code? (3)
C
28. If the recursive method factorial(n) is called with n = 3, which of the following shows the correct order of recursive calls? (4)
A