Quiz: Lesson 1
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- How many steps does this program contain?data national; set sashelp.baseball; BatAvg=nHits/nAtBat; run; proc contents data=national; run; proc print data=national; run; proc means data=national; var BatAvg; run;
a. one b. two c. four d. eight - Running a SAS program can create which of the following? a. log b. output data c. results d. all of the above
- Which of the following is a SAS syntax requirement? a. Begin each statement in column one. b. Put only one statement on each line. c. Separate each step with a line space. d. End each statement with a semicolon.
- Which of the following steps is typically used to generate reports and graphs? a. DATA b. PROC c. REPORT d. RUN
- Does this comment contain syntax errors? /* Report created for budget presentation; revised October 15. */ proc print data=work.newloan; run;
a. No. The comment is correctly specified. b. Yes. Every comment line must end with a semicolon. c. Yes. The comment is on more than one line. d. Yes. There is a semicolon in the middle of the comment. - What result would you expect from submitting this step?proc print data=work.newsalesemps run;
a. a report of the work.newsalesemps data set b. an error message in the log c. the creation of a table named work.newsalesemps - What happens if you submit the following program?porc print data=work.newsalesemps; run;
a. SAS does not execute the step. b. SAS assumes that PROC is misspelled and executes the step. - This program contains a syntax error because National is in different cases.data national; set sashelp.baseball; BatAvg=nHits/nAtBat; run; proc means data=NATIONAL; var BatAvg; run;
a. True b. False - How many statements does this program contain?*Create a cars report; title “European Cars Priced Over 30K”; footnote “Internal Use Only”; proc print data=sashelp.cars; where Origin=’Europe’ and MSRP>30000; var Make Model Type Mpg_City Mpg_Highway; run;
a. five b. six c. seven d. eight - Which of the following is not a SAS programming interface? a. SAS Enterprise Guide b. SAS Manager c. SAS Studio d. SAS windowing environment