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若以下选项中的变量全部为整型变量，且已正确定义并赋值，则语法正确的是switch语句是（）。

A．switch(a+9)     case c1: y=a-b;      case c2: y=a+b;

B．switch a* b     case 10: x=a+b;      default: y=a-b;

C．switch(a+b)     case 1: case3: y=a+b; break;      case 0: case4: y=a-b;

D．switch(a*a+b*b)     default: break;     case 3: y=a+b; break;

case 2: y=a-b; break;

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参考答案：D

解析：

选项A，当c1和c2相等时，不成立；选项B，a*b要用括号括起来；选项C，case与后面的数字用空格隔开。

单项选择题 B型题

疝内容物不能回纳或不能完全回纳，但未引起严重症状（）

A.Littre疝

B.Richter疝

C.绞窄性疝

D.难复性疝

E.嵌顿性疝
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But demographers are summing up the milestone as a turning point that signals several trends to watch as the US—in contrast with Europe and Japan—deals with a steadily growing population.
Politically and demographically, experts say, the shifts will begin to have an impact on regions of the country not yet used to the new diversity provided by the influx of Hispanics and Asians, which has already transformed California, Arizona, Texas, Florida, and New York.
In coming years, Midwesterners, those in the Great Plains, rural areas, and small towns everywhere will begin to deal with the challenges of new ethnic and racial residents, says William Frey, a population expert at the Brookings Institution in Washington. And the country as a whole will begin to be more dominated by a young/old divide than the current liberal/conservative model that dominates political discourse.
"This means we are going to transform the current, red/blue political dichotomy to one where the nation is separated by age ... young vs. old," says Mr. Frey. "The issues of younger generations dealing with children and opportunities for minorities will clash with those of the aging baby boomers whose voters are concerned with issues of aging and Social Security and Medicare," he adds. "Both parties will have to adjust to this new dichotomy. "
The new milestone hasn’t generated much hoopla. That’s in sharp contrast to 1967, when President Johnson hailed the 200 millionth American, and Life magazine dispatched a cadre of photographers to find a baby born at the exact moment. One reason is that population growth has become controversial, especially in an election year when immigration is a hot-button issue and politicians are wary.
Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez says the Bush administration is not playing down the milestone, though he had no plans for Tuesday. "I would hate to think that we are going to be low-key about this," he says, since growth helps the economy.
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