Computer Science · Data Types
In the context of programming language data types, which of the following groups contains a mismatched category of types compared to the others (e.g., mixing fundamental/primitive types with derived/user-defined types incorrectly)?
- 1integer, character, boolean, floating (Primitive types)
- 2enumeration, classes (User-defined types)
- 3integer, enum, void (Inconsistent mix of primitive, user-defined, and incomplete types)✓
- 4arrays, pointer, classes (Derived and composite types)
Correct answer
integer, enum, void (Inconsistent mix of primitive, user-defined, and incomplete types)
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