One Argument Against Universal Entitlements Is That

question 13

Multiple Choice

One argument against universal entitlements is that

• A)they undermine equal and autonomous citizenship
• B)much of the money goes to the wrong people
• C)they make recipients feel stigmatized
• D)those who need them most often don't receive them

Recognize the programming paradigms used by C (procedural) and C++ (object-oriented).

Understand the historical development relationship between C and C++.

Identify the comment syntax used in C++.

Recognize the differences and similarities between header files in C and C++.

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