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C++ Optimization Techniques

1).What is the purpose of optimization in C++?

1) To make the code run faster
2) To make the code more readable
3) To reduce the size of the program
4) All of the above

2).Which of the following techniques can be used to optimize the performance of a C++ program?

1) Loop unrolling
2) Inlining functions
3) Memory alignment
4) All of the above

3).What is the impact of compiler optimizations on C++ code?

1) Improved execution speed
2) Increased memory usage
3) Reduced debugging accuracy
4) None of the above

4).What is loop unrolling?

1) A technique to reduce loop overhead by manually expanding the loop
2) A technique to make loops run in parallel
3) A technique to remove unnecessary loops
4) None of the above

5).Which of the following is a method for optimizing memory usage in C++?

1) Using memory pools
2) Avoiding dynamic memory allocation
3) Using smart pointers
4) All of the above

6).What is the benefit of using the `inline` keyword in C++?

1) Reduces function call overhead
2) Improves memory usage
3) Decreases code size
4) None of the above

7).Which C++ feature is essential for optimizing code in multi-threaded applications?

1) Thread-local storage
2) Function pointers
3) Virtual functions
4) None of the above

8).What does compiler optimization `-O3` do?

1) Maximizes the performance optimizations
2) Decreases memory usage
3) Improves debugging
4) None of the above

9).How can caching be used to optimize C++ programs?

1) By storing frequently used data in memory
2) By using cache-friendly data structures
3) By reducing unnecessary memory accesses
4) All of the above

10).Which of the following is a common technique to optimize I/O operations in C++?

1) Buffered I/O
2) Using memory-mapped files
3) Direct I/O operations
4) All of the above