Chapter 2

1.	How do you cause the cursor to move to the next line when performing screen output?
2.	What does the escape key \b do?
3.	How would you direct input from the keyboard to a variable called amountentered?
4.	To use cin, you must import what file?
5.	Is this statement/expression correct: cout>> "Hello World";
6.	What does the escape key \t do?
7.	How would you output a literal text such as “The answer is” and the variable that holds the answer (let’s call it answer) on the same line?
8.	How would you create a new line if you were writing code in C instead of C++?
9.	How would you put literal quotes in your output?
10.	What is the purpose of the setf function?

Answers

1.	Using the \n escape key
2.	Causes a backspace
3.	cin >> amountentered;
4.	# include <iostream.h>
5.	No, the arrows (>>) point the wrong way.
6.	Causes a horizontal tab
7.	cout << "the answer is " << answer;
8.	The same way as C++. The escape characters work the same in both languages.
9.	You would use the \" escape character.
10.	It sets the flags for formatting output.