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Learning Programming Using Visual Basic.Net
Bill Burrows, University of Washington
Joe Lanford, University of Rochester
Performing Calculations and Manipulating Data

True or False



1

Expressions are not complete statements, but rather they are part of a complete statement.
A)True.
B)False.
2

Functions that take no parameters or arguments may have their parenthesis omitted when they are called.
A)True.
B)False.
3

Arithmetic expressions are evaluated from left to right regardless of the expression being evaluated.
A)True.
B)False.
4

Logical expressions will ultimately evaluate to one of two values: true or false.
A)True.
B)False.
5

Numerical values may be compared, but string values may not be.
A)True.
B)False.




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