Fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming - C++ - Multi-dimensional Arrays

The video tutorial explains how to use multidimensional arrays to store and manage grades for four students, each having three grades. It covers defining constants, setting up arrays, and using nested for loops to input and display grades. The tutorial also demonstrates formatting output using set width and addresses debugging issues during program execution.

What is a multidimensional array?

• An array with more than two dimensions

• An array with only one dimension

• An array with exactly two dimensions

• An array with no dimensions

How many grades are associated with each student in the program?

• Four

• One

• Two

• Three

What is the purpose of the nested for loop in the program?

• To input grades for each student

• To delete grades from the array

• To calculate the average grade

• To sort the grades in ascending order

Which method is used to format the output of grades?

• setFormat

• setWidth

• setWith

• setHeight

What is the column width set for formatting the grade output?

• 15

• 20

• 5

• 10

What was the error encountered during the program build?

• Missing semicolon

• Incorrect variable name

• Array out of bounds

• Syntax error in loop

What is the final output of the program?

• A graph of grade distribution

• A summary of average grades

• A table of students and their grades

• A list of student names