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IBM Developing with IBM Enterprise PL/I Sample Questions:

1. A mainframe project is behind schedule and a project leader has only one copy of a PC-based PL/I
compiler available for distribution to team members who are all eager to use it. Optimally, to whom should
it be provided first?

A) The person in the critical path
B) The person who does the most PL/I development
C) The project leader and her manager
D) The person who makes the greatest demand

2. Which of the following structures will NOT contain padding btes if the PL/I default for alignment is applied?

A) DCL 1 A,
2 B FIXED BIN(31),
2 C CHAR (2) VAR,
2 D FIXED BIN(31),
2 E FIXED DEC (1),
2 F FLOAT DEC (6);
B) DCL 1 A,
2 B FIXED BIN(31),
2 C CHAR (2) VAR ALIGNED,
2 D FIXED BIN(31),
2 E FIXED DEC (1),
2 F CHAR (3) YAP;
C) DCL 1 A,
2 B FIXED BIN(31),
2 C CHAR (2) VAP,
2 D FIXED BIN(31),
2 E FIXED DEC (1),
2 F CHAR (3) VAR ALIGNED;
D) DCL 1 A ALIGNED,
2 B FIXED BIN(31),
2 C CHAR (2) VAR,
2 D FIXED BIN(31),
2 E FIXED DEC (1),
2 F CHAR (3) VAR,

3. PL/I programs which have been written under Intel architecture are now to be recompiled and run on the
mainframe. What will happen to the programs during compilation and execution?

A) They will not compile correctly on mainframe because ASCII has no NOT sign.
B) They may have to be changed before they run correctly on the mainframe.
C) They can be recompiled unchanged and will run correctly.
D) They will not run correctly because the byte order on mainframe is bigendian.

4. Requirement:
The function LEAPYEAR evaluates a given 4-digit number and returns '1'B if it is a leap year, '0'B if it is
not. This function is supposed to work for the years 2004 to 2015.
Leap years occur every four years, except for years ending in 00 that are not divisible by 400. Which of
the following solutions meets the requirement and does NOT need to be changed if the requirement
changes to: The function is supposed to work for the years 1900 to 3000.

A) LEAPYEAR:PROC(YEAR) RETURNS(BIT(1));
DCL YEAR PlC '9999';
DCL (MOD,VERIFY) BUILTIN;
SELECT;
WHEN (VERIFY(YEAR '0123456769') ^= 0) RETURN('0'B); WHEN (MOD(YEAR,100) = 0)
RETURN('0'B);
WHEN (MOD(YEAR,400) = 0) RETURN('1'B);
WHEN (MOD(YEAR,4) = 0) RETURN('1'B);
OTHERRETURN('0'B);
END;
END LEAPYEAR;
B) LEAPYEAR: PROC(YEAR) RETURNS(BIT(1));
DCL YEAR PlC '9999';
DCL VERIFY BUILTIN;
IFVERIFY(YEAR,0123456789)^= 0 THEN RETURN('0'B);
SELECT(YEAR);
WHEN (2004) RETURN('1'B);
WHEN (2008) RETURN('1'B);
WHEN (2012) RETURN('1'B);
OTHER RETURN('0'B);
END;
END LEAPYEAR;
C) LEAPYEAR:PROC(YEAR) RETURNS(BIT(1));
DCL YEAR PlC '9999';
DCL (MOD,VERIFY) BUILTIN;
SELECT;
WHEN (VERIFY(YEAR '0123456789') ^= 0) RETURN('0'B);
WHEN (MOD(YEAR,400) = 0) RETURN('l'B); WHEN (MOD(YEAR,100) = 0) RETURN('0'B);
WHEN (MOD(YEAR,4) = 0) RETURN('1'B); OTHER RETURN('0'B);
END;
END LEAPYEAR;
D) LEAPYEAR: PROC(YEAR) RETURNS(BIT(1));
DCL YEAR PlC '9999';
DCL (MOD,VERIFY) BUILTIN;
SELECT;
WHEN (VERIFY(YEAR,'0l23456789') ^= 0) RETURN('0'B);
WHEN (MOD(YEAR,100) = 0)RETURN('0'B);
WHEN (MOD(YEAR,4) = 0)RETURN('1'B);
OTHERRETURN('0'B);
END;
END LEAPYEAR;

5. What will be printed to SYSPRINT after the following statements?
DCLZZ9 PlC 'ZZ9' INIT(-1);
DCL A CHAR(10) INIT(LOW(10));
DCL B CHAR(10) INIT('PL/l');
SELECT;
WHEN(A = LOW(12))PUT('CASE 1');
WHEN(SUBSTR(B11.3) = 'PL/I') PUT('CASE 2');
WHEN(ZZ9 < 0)PUT('CASE 3');
OTHERPUT('CASE 4');
END;

A) CASE 2
B) CASE 3
C) CASE 1
D) CASE 4

Solutions: