Clusters allow a logical grouping of related data elements.

Clusters increase the number of Connector Pane terminals of SubVI’s.

Clusters help to reduce wire clutter on the Block Diagram.

Both A. and C.

To free up available memory.

To allocate memory used by the CPU.

To allow the processor time to complete other tasks.

To reserve which processor the code is running on.

Option A

Option B

Option C

Option D

It returnsthe number of times the loop has executed

It returns the number of times the loop has executed, plus one

It returns the number of times the loop has executed, minus one

It returns a constant number

Option A

Option B

Option C

Option D

The data types of the target VI are known at compile time

The data types passed to the VI can change programmatically

You can flatten the data to a string to improve code performance

Causes dynamically loaded VIs to be loaded at the start of execution

Passing values between programs written with different compilers

Allowing software to achieve a greater degree of generality

Representing any data type

Converting from fixed point to floating point data

Shift Registers

Tunnels

SubVIs

Local Variables

The loop will iterate 51 times.

The loop will iterate 50 times.

The loop will iterate 49 times.

A For Loop that has a 50 wired to the count terminal will perform the same operation.