In the example below, the elements of the Sales array are added to the TotalSales variable. Which
of the statements below can be used to replace the "For" loop?
FSalesFile IF E K Disk
DName+++++++++++ETDsFrom+++To/L+++IDc.Keywords+++++++++++++++++++
D SalesArr S 8S 2 DIM(12)
D TotalSales S 9S 2
D Mon S 2S 0
/Free
// Accumulate total sales for year
For Mon = 1 to 12;
TotalSales += SalesArr(Mon);
EndFor;
*inlr = *on;
/End-free

• A. TotalSales = %sumArr(SalesArr);
• B. TotalSales = %xfoot(SalesArr);
• C. TotalSales = %elem(SalesArr);
• D. TotalSales = %sum(SalesArr);

Which of the following determine the activation group in which an ILE RPG program will run?

• A. The value of the ACTGRP parameter in the job description.
• B. The value of the ACTGRP parameter when the program was created.
• C. The value specified in a binding directory when the program was created.
• D. The activation group in which the calling job was running.

Which of the following operation codes is supported in both fixed form and /Free form?

• A. EVALR
• B. EXTRCT
• C. CALL
• D. ALLOC

Given the following code sample: fcustinq cf e workstn sfile(openord:sflrr1) d sflrr1 s 3 0 C*0N01Factor1+++++++Opcode(E)+Factor2+++++++Result+++++++Len++D+HiLoEq c *in99 doueq *on c add 1 sflrr1 c write openord 99 c enddo Which of the following /Free form code samples will perform the same task?

• A. dow %found(custinq);
  sflrr1 += 1;
  write openord;
  enddo;
• B. dow not %eof(openord);
  sflrr1 += 1;
  write openord;
  enddo;
• C. dou %eof(custinq);
  sflrr1 += 1;
  write openord;
  enddo;
• D. dou %eof(openord);
  sflrr1 = sflrr1 + 1;
  write openord;
  enddo;