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Quiz Sas Programming 1

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Chapter 1 From Book

 

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Question 1 / 24

What does the following code do?

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Question 2 / 24

Is the data being imported in this code external or instream?

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Question 3 / 24

The little "@" symbols is a line pointer.

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Question 4 / 24

The "mmddyy08. " thing is a FORMAT

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Question 5 / 24

In the code below, the FORMAT year4. does what exactly?

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Question 6 / 24

Is the data being input free-format or fixed field?

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Question 7 / 24

Will the dataset test available when SAS is run again?

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Question 8 / 24

The name field is numeric or character? How do you know?

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Question 9 / 24

What's the different between an informat and a format?

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Question 10 / 24

Format's can't ever be associated with data permanently?

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Question 11 / 24

The words record/field/variable all mean the same thing.

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Question 12 / 24

The code shown does what exactly with respect to the year cutoff statement and the code highlighted in blue?

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Question 13 / 24

How do the year cutoff lines and the code highlighted in blue interact?

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Question 14 / 24

The following code does what exactly?

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Question 15 / 24

Are the fields lastname and month numeric data sasuser. sales; infile saledata; input LastName $ 1-7 Month $ 9-11 Residential 13-21 Commercial 23-31; Total=residential+commercial; ru

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Question 16 / 24

Data sasuser. sales; infile saledata; input LastName $ 1-7 Month $ 9-11 Residential 13-21 Commercial 23-31; Total=residential+commercial; run; proc print data=sasuser. sales; run;

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Question 17 / 24
In the code shown, what's the result of the line that says total=?

In the code shown, what's the result of the line that says total=?

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Question 18 / 24
In the code shown, residential and commerical are what kinds of fields?

In the code shown, residential and commerical are what kinds of fields?

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Question 19 / 24
According to the code shown, we're creating a custom format of character type, so we can use it just as we use formats that come with SAS.

According to the code shown, we're creating a custom format of character type, so we can use it just as we use formats that come with SAS.

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Question 20 / 24
What does the code below show?

What does the code below show?

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Question 21 / 24
When proc print is run, how will the letter  C  in the original file look?

When proc print is run, how will the letter "C" in the original file look?

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Question 22 / 24
When the data step is executed in the code shown, how is the data read?

When the data step is executed in the code shown, how is the data read?

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Question 23 / 24
When the code below is run, how will the dollar9. 2 format format the data?

When the code below is run, how will the dollar9. 2 format format the data?

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Question 24 / 24

Where are formats stored?

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