BeyondtheSemicolon: Your C++ Command and Control
Across
- 3. Term for joining two or more strings together.
- 6. To put new characters into the middle of a string.
- 9. Keyword used in switch to handle all unmatched values.
- 12. C++ function for string-to-integer conversion (four letters).
- 13. A word like "madam" that reads the same backward as forward.
- 14. The zero-based position of a character within a string.
- 16. Keyword that terminates a case block in a switch statement.
- 18. The total count of characters in a string.
- 19. The concept that means arranging characters from last to first.
- 21. The C++ operator used for string concatenation.
- 22. Statement used for multi-way branching based on a single variable's value.
Down
- 1. Inserting one control structure inside another, like an if inside an if.
- 2. C++ type representing truth values (true/false).
- 4. Condition used to test another rule if the preceding if condition fails.
- 5. C++ function to convert an integer to a string.
- 7. The numeric value of the starting position in C++ strings.
- 8. The constant value associated with a specific action in a switch block.
- 10. Function used to add characters to the end of a string.
- 11. To remove part of a string using a starting position and length.
- 14. The fundamental keyword for conditional execution.
- 15. Control flow structure that executes only when the primary if condition is false.
- 17. Function used to overwrite a segment of a string with new text.
- 20. Function to extract a portion of a string.