Can anyone help me on these 10 questions. I will be really thankful. 1) Which of the following two ways of declaring a structure and variable is correct: (i)structPayInformation { float pay; float benefits; float deductions; }; struct Employee { string name; PayInformationpayInfo; }; Employee emp; (ii)structEmployee { string name; float pay; float benefits; float deductions; }; Employee emp; a) (i)is correct, but (ii) is not. b) both (i)and (ii) are correct. c) both are correct, but (i)is more memory efficient. d) (ii)is correct, but (i) is not. 2) In solution (i)to question 1 above, which of the following is the correct way to access the data stored inpay? a) Employee.payInfo.pay b) Employee.PayInformation.pay c) emp.payInfo.pay d) emp.PayInformation.pay e) emp.pay. 3) Is the following way of declaring a struct variable student valid? structstudentInfo { stringname; floatGPA; }student; a) Yes b) No c) Maybe – it depends on the compiler. 4) For the following array declaration, which of the following accesses to elements in the array are valid? int studentArray[100]; a) studentArray[0] b) studentArray[100] c) studentArray[50] d) a, b, and c e) both a and c 5) Which of the following are valid parameter passing mechanisms for arrays? a) pass by value b) pass by reference c) a and b d) None of the above 6) What is the difference between a two-dimensional array and two parallel arrays? a) A two-dimensional array is used to represent a grid structure whereas two parallel arrays consist of two 1-dimensional arrays that are related to each other semantically b) Both are the same, they are just different terminology for the same thing. c) A two-dimensional array must contain the same data type in all of its elements, whereas each parallel array could contain a different type d) Both a and c e) None of the above 7) Which of the following is the correct function prototype for a function that accepts a 2-dimensional integer array that is of size array[3][3]? a) voidfunc(intarray[][3]); b) voidfunc(intarray[3][]); c) voidfunc(intarray[][]); d) voidfunc(intarray[]); The next three questions use the following definitions: structstudentInfo { string firstName; string lastName; int projectMarks[5]; int hwMarks[4]; }; studentInfostudent[50]; 8) In order to search for a student whose first name is "John", which of the following algorithms should I use? a) for(int i=0;iMAX_STUDENTS;i++) if(student[i].firstName=="John") cout"Studentisenrolled"endl; cout"Studentisnotenrolled"endl; b) boolflag=false; for(int i=0;iMAX_STUDENTS;i++) if(student[i].firstName=="John") { cout"Student is enrolled"endl; flag=true; } if(flag==false) cout"Studentisnotenrolled"endl; c) for(inti=0;iMAX_STUDENTS;i++) { bool flag=false; if(student[i].firstName=="John") { cout"Studentisenrolled"endl; flag=true; } } if(flag==false) cout "Student is notenrolled"endl; d) All of the above 9) Which code will access the project marks of the 45th student in the class? a) student[45].projectMarks[3] b) student[44].projectMarks[3] c) student[44].projectMarks[4] d) studentInfo[44].projectMarks[3] 10) What term is the best way to describe student above? a) An array of structures b) A structure containing arrays c) An array of structures that has other arrays as elements of the structure d) An array of an array of structures

Well normally I go by the rule of thumb not to post homework on this site however someone else may feel more inclined to help.

1.a 2.c 3.b 4.d 5.c 8.a 9.b 10.d Now that I gave you a sense of false hope, pick your book up and actually try to solve these questions yourself. I will only assist when you prove that you tried to help yourself. Infinite Recursion