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Question 31

Given the following assignment statement:
BirthDate = 15DEC2005'd;
Which statement is true?

A.The byte size of BirthDate is 9.
B.BirthDate is a numeric variable.
C.15DEC2005 'd is a character constant
D.The assignment statement contains a syntax error.

Correct Answer: B

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Question 32

Which statement is true regarding the SET statement?

A.The SET statement specifies an input data sot in the PROC SORT step
B.The SET statement specifies an input data set in the DATA step.
C.The SET statement specifies an output data 5et in the DAI A step.
D.The SET statement specifies an output data set in the PROC SORT step.

Correct Answer: A

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Question 33

Given the input data sets EMPLOYEES and DONATIONS, and the output data set NODONATIONS below:

A.data nodonations;
merge employees (in-inE) donations (in=inD);
by employee_id;
if inE=0 and inD-0;
run;
B.data nodonations;
merge employees (in-inE) donations (in=inD);
by employee_id;
run;
C.data nodonations;
merge employees (in-inE) donations (in=inD);
by employee_id;
if inE=1 and inD-0;
run;
D.data nodonations;
merge employees (in-inE) donations (in=inD);
by employee_id;
if inE=1 and inD-1;
run;

Correct Answer: C

The correct answer is C. To create the NODONATIONS dataset, which includes only the employees who did not make any donations, a merge operation is used with a conditional statement to filter out those records. The syntax if inE=1 and inD=0; ensures that the merged dataset includes only the observations from the EMPLOYEES dataset that do not have a corresponding observation in the DONATIONS dataset. This is achieved using data step processing with the in= option to create temporary variables that indicate whether the data is coming from the input dataset.
In the other options:
* A is incorrect because inE=0 and inD=0 will never be true after a merge since at least one of the datasets must contribute to the merged observation.
* B lacks the necessary conditional logic to filter out employees with donations.
* D is incorrect because if inE=1 and inD=1; would actually select employees who made donations, the opposite of what we want.
References:
* SAS documentation on merging data sets using the DATA step.

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Question 34

Which LABEL statement has correct syntax?

A.Label FName=' First Name' ;
LName =; Last Name' ;
B.Label FName=' First Name'
LName =' Last Name' ;
C.Label FName=' First Name' and
LName =' Last Name' ;
D.Label FName=' First Name' ,
LName =; Last Name' ;

Correct Answer: B

In SAS, the correct syntax for assigning labels to variables is to use the LABEL statement within a DATA step or a PROC step. Labels are assigned to variables using the format variable='label'. The correct syntax for the LABEL statement is represented by option B.
Here's the breakdown:
* FName='First Name' correctly assigns the label First Name to the variable FName.
* LName='Last Name' correctly assigns the label Last Name to the variable LName.
* Each variable and label pair is separated by a space, and the overall statement ends with a semicolon, which is the proper syntax for a LABEL statement in SAS.
Options A, C, and D are incorrect due to various syntax errors like the use of the wrong character for the apostrophe, missing apostrophes, incorrect punctuation, and in the case of option C, an incorrect conjunction
'and' which is not used in LABEL statements.
References:
* SAS 9.4 documentation for the LABEL statement: SAS Help Center: LABEL Statement

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Question 35

Which code uses the correct syntax to conditionally create the two variables age-Cat and account?

A.if age<13 do then;
age_Cat='Pre-teen';
account='No Social Media Allowed';
end;
B.if age<13 then do;
age_Cat-'Pre-teen';
account-'No Social Media';
end;
C.if age<13 then
age_Cat-' Pre-teen'
account='No Social Media Allowed';
end;
D.if age<13 do;
age_Cat-' Pre-teen';
account='No Social Media Allowed';
end;

Correct Answer: B

The correct syntax for a conditional if-then block in SAS that includes a do group for executing multiple statements is:
if condition then do;
statement1;
statement2;
end;
In Option B, the syntax if age<13 then do; opens a do group, and age_Cat='Pre-teen'; and account='No Social Media'; are the two statements inside the do group, followed by an end; statement to close the group.
However, there is a typo with the use of dashes instead of equal signs for assignment in the variable statements which seems to be an error, so technically, none of the provided options has the correct syntax without an error. The correct syntax should use equal signs (=) for assignment within the do group:
if age<13 then do;
age_Cat='Pre-teen';
account='No Social Media Allowed';
end;
References:
* SAS documentation on conditional processing with IF-THEN/ELSE statements, SAS Institute.

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