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SAS Base Programming for SAS (r) 9

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Question: 1
The SAS data set SASUSER.HOUSES contains a variable PRICE which has been assigned a
permanent label of “Asking Price”. Which SAS program temporarily replaces the label “Asking
Price” with the label “Sale Price” in the output?

A - proc print data = sasuser.houses; label price = “Sale Price”; run;

B - proc print data = sasuser.houses label; label price “Sale Price”; run;
C - proc print data = sasuser.houses label; label price = “Sale Price”; run;
D - proc print data = sasuser.houses; price = “Sale Price”; run;

Answer: C

Question: 2
The following GAS program is submitted:
data work.empsalary;
set work.people (in = inemp)
work.money (in = insal);
if insal and inemp;
run;
The SAG data set WORKPEOPLE has 5 observations, and the data set WORKMONEY has 7
observations. How many observations will the data set WORK.EMPSALARY contain?

A-0
B-5
C-7
D - 12

Answer: A

Question: 3
The following SAS program is submitted:
data work.accounting;
set work.dept1 work.dept2;
jobcode = ‘FA1’;
length jobcode $ 8;
run;
A character variable named JOBCODE is contained in both the WORK.DEPT1 and
WORK.DEPT2 SAS data sets. The variable JOBCODE has a length of 5 in the WORK.DEPT1
data set and a length of 7 in the WORK.DEPT2 data set. What is the length of the variable
JOBCODE in the output data set?

A-3
B-5
C-7
D-8

Answer: B

Question: 4
Given the SAS data set SASDATA.TWO:
SASDATA.TWO
XY
-- __
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The following SAS program is submitted:
data sasuser.one one sasdata.three;
set sasdata two;
if x = 5 then output sasuser.one;
else output sasdata three;
run;
What is the result?

A - The data set SASUSER.ONE has 0 observations, the data set ONE has 0 observations, and
the data set SASDATA.THREE has 0 observations.
B - The data set SASUSER.ONE has 2 observations, the data set ONE has 0 observations, and
the data set SASDATA.THREE has 1 observation.
C - The data set SASUSER.ONE has 2 observations, the data set ONE has 3 observations, and
the data set SASDATA.THREE has 1 observation.
D - No data sets are output. The DATA step fails execution due to errors.

Answer: B

Question: 5
The following SAS program is submitted:
footnote 1 ‘Sales Report for Last Month’;
footnote2 ‘Selected Products Only’;
footnote3 ‘All Regions’;
footnote4 ‘All Figures in Thousands of Dollars’;
proc print data = sasuser.shoes;
footnote2 ‘All Products’;
run;
Which footnote(s) is/are displayed in the report?

A - All Products
B - Sales Report for Last Month All Products
C - All Products All Regions All Figures in Thousands of Dollars
D - Sales Report for Last Month All Products All Regions All Figures in Thousands of Dollars

Answer: B

Question: 6
Given the raw data record DEPT:
----|----10---|----20---|----30
Printing 750
The following SAS program is submitted:
data bonus;
infile ‘dept’;
inputdept$ 1-11 number 13- 15;
<insert statement here>
run;
Which SAS statement completes the program and results in a value of ‘Printing750’ for the
DEPARTMENT variable?

A - department = dept II number;

B - department = left(dept) II number;
C - department = trim(dept) number;
D - department = trim(dept) put(number,3.);

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Answer: D

Question: 7
The following SAS program is submitted:
data one;
addressl = ‘214 London Way’;
run;
data one;
set one;
address = tranwrd(address1, ‘Way’, ‘Drive’); run;
What are the length and value of the variable ADDRESS?

A - Length is 14; value is ‘214 London Dri’.

B - Length is 14; value is ‘214 London Way’.
C - Length is 16; value is ‘214 London Drive’.
D - Length is 200; value is ‘214 London Drive’.

Answer: D

Question: 8
The following SAS program is submitted:
data work.sets;
do until (prod gt 6);
prod + 1;
end;
run;
What is the value of the variable PROD in the output data set?

A-6
B-7
C-8
D - (missing numeric)

Answer: B

Question: 9
Given the SAS data sets EMPLOYEE and SALARY:
EMPLOYEE SALARY
Fname age name salary
Bruce 30 Bruce 25000
Dan 40 Bruce 35000
Dan 25000
The following SAS program is submitted:
data work.empdata;
<insert MERGE statement here>
by fname;
totsal + salary;
run;
Which MERGE statement correctly completes the program?

A - merge employee
salary rename = fname = name;
B - merge employee
salary rename(name = fname);
C - merge employee
salary (rename = (fname = name));

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D - merge employee
salary (rename = (name = fname));

Answer: D

Question: 10
Which program displays a listing of all data sets in the SASUSER library?

A - proc contents lib = sasuser.all; run;

B - proc contents data = sasuser.all; run;
C - proc contents lib = sasuser._alI_; run;
D - proc contents data = sasuser._all_; run;

Answer: D

Question: 11
The following SAS program is submitted:
proc sort data = work.employee;
by descending fname;
proc sort data = work.salary;
by descending fname;
data work.empdata;
merge work.employee
work.salary;
by fname;
run;
Why does the program rail to execute?

A - The SORT procedures contain invalid syntax.

B - The merged data sets are not permanent SAS data sets.
C - The RUN statement was omitted alter each or the SORT procedures.
D - The data sets were not merged in the order by which they were sorted.

Answer: D

Question: 12
The following SAS program Is submittad:
data work.sales;
do year = 1 to 5;
do month=1 to 12;
x+1;
output
end;
end;
run;
How many observations are written the WORK SALES data set?

A-0
B-1
C-5
D - 60

Answer: D

Question: 13

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Given the following raw data record:
----I----10---I----20---I----30
son Travis,
The following output is desired:
Obs relation firstname
1 son Travis
Which SAS program correctly reads in the raw data?

A - data family ( dIm = ‘,’); infile ‘tile specification’; input relation $ firstname $; run;
B - options dIm = ‘,’; data family; infile ‘file specification’; input relation $ firstname $; run;
C - data family; infile ‘file specification’ dIm = ‘,’; input relation $ firstname $; run;
D - data family; infile ‘file specification’; input relation $ firstname $ / dim = ‘,’; run;

Answer: C

Question: 14
Given the SAS data set AGES:
AGES
AGE
---------
The variable AGE contains character values. The following SAS program is submitted:
data subset;
set ages;
where age> 12;
run;
How many observations are written out to the data set SUBSET?

A-0
B-1
C-2
D-3

Answer: A

Question: 15
Given the SAS data set PRICES:
PRICES
prodid price producttype sales returns
K12S 5.10 NETWORK 15 2
B132S 2.34 HARDWARE 300 10
R18KY21.29 SOFTWARE 25 5
3KL8BY 6.37 HARDWARE 125 15
DY65DW 5.60 HARDWARE 45 5
DGTY23 4.55 HARDWARE 67 2
The following SAS program is submitted:
data hware inter soft;
set prices (keep = producttype price);
if price le 5.00;
if producttype = ‘HARDWARE’ then output HWARE;
else if producttype = ‘NETWORK’ then output INTER;
else if producttype = ‘SOFTWARE’ then output SOFT;
run;
How many observations does the HWARE data set contain?

A-0
B-2

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C-3
D-4

Answer: B

Question: 16
The following SAS program is submitted:
data work.accounting;
set work.department;
length jobcode $ 12;
jobcode=’FAl’;
run;
The WORK.DEPARTMENT data set contains a character variable named JOBCODE with a
length of 5.
What is the result?

A - The length of the variable JOBCODE is 3.

B - The length of the variable JOBCODE is 5.
C - The length of the variable JOSBODE is 12.
D - The program fails to execute due to errors.

Answer: B

Question: 17
Which ODS statement option terminates output being written to an HTML rile?

A - END
B - QUIT
C - STOP
D - CLOSE

Answer: D

Question: 18
The SAS data set PETS is sorted by the variables TYPE and BREED.
The following SAS program is submitted:
proc print data = pets;
var type breed;
sum number;
run;
What is the result?

A - The SUM statement produces only a grand total of NUMBER.

B - The SUM statement produces only subtotals of NUMBER for each value of TYPE.
C - The SUM statement produces both a grand total of NUMBER and subtotals of NUMBER for
each value of TYPE.
D - Nothing is produced by the SUM statement; the program fails to execute.

Answer: A

Question: 19
The following SAS program is submitted:
data work.passengers;
if OrigPassengers = then
OrigPassengers = 100;

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TransPassengers = 100;
OrigPassengers =
TotalPassengers = sum (OrigPassengers, TransPassengers) +0;
run;
What is the value of the TOTALPASSENGERS variable in the output data set?

A-0
B - 100
C - 200
D - (missing numeric value)

Answer: B

Question: 20
Given the SAS data set PRICES:
PRICES
Prodid price producttype sales returns
K125 5.10 NETWORK 15 2
B132S 2.34 HARDWARE 300 10
R18KY2 1.29 SOFTWARE 25 5
3KL8BY 6.37 HARDWARE 125 15
DY65DW 5.60 HARDWARE 45 5
DGTY23 4.55 HARDWARE 67 2
The following SAS program is submitted:
data hware inter cheap;
set prices(keep = productype price);
if producttype = ‘HARDWARE’ then output hware; else if producttype = ‘NETWORK’ then output
inter; if price le 5.00;
run;
How many observations does the HWARE data set contain?

A-0
B-2
C-3
D-4

Answer: D

Question: 21
The following SAS program is submitted:
data work.sales;
do year = 1 to 5;
do month = 1 to 12;
x+ 1;
end;
end;
run;
How many observations are written to the WORK.SALES data set?

A-0
B-1
C-5
D - 60

Answer: B

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Question: 22
The following SAS program is submitted:
data work.totalsales (keep = monthsales{12});
set work.monthlysales (keep = year product sales);
array monthsales{12);
do i = 1 to 12; monthsales{i) = sales;
end;
run;
The program fails execution due to syntax errors. What is the cause of the syntax error?

A - The variable MONTHSALES does not exist.

B - An array cannot be referenced on a KEEP data set option.
C - The KEEP= data set option should be (KEEP = MONTHSALES).
D - The KEEP= data set option should be the statement KEEP MONTHSALES{12}.

Answer: B

Question: 23
Given the SAS data set EMPLOYEES:
EMPLOYEES
NAME SALARY
-------- ------------
Innis 60000
Jolli 50000
Ellis 55000
Liu 45000
The following SAS program is submitted:
proc print data = employees; where name like ‘_i%’;
run;
What is contained in the output?

A - Liu only
B - Innis and Ellis only
C - Innis, Ellis, and Liu only
D - Innis, Jolli, Ellis, and Liu

Answer: A

Question: 24
Given the SAS data set ONE:
ONE
Obs Dte
----- --------
1 09JAN2005
2 12JAN2005
The following SAS program is submitted:
data two;
set one;
day = <insert expression here>;
format dte date9.;
run;
The data set TWO is created:
TWO
Obs Dte Day
1 09JAN2005 1
12 JAN2005 4

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Which expression successfully completed the program and created the variable DAY?

A - day(dte)
B - weekday(dte)
C - dayofweek(dte)
D - datdif(dte,’01jan2005’d,’act/act’)

Answer: B

Question: 25
Read the table:
Given the SAS data set SASUSER.HOUSES:
Obs style bedrooms baths price sqteet street
1 CONDO 2 1.5 80050 1200 MAIN
2 CONDO 3 2.5 79350 1300 ELM
3 CONDO 4 2.5 127150 1400 OAK
4 CONDO 2 2.0 110700 1100 FIFTH
5 TWOSTORY 4 3.0 107250 2100 SECOND
6 TWOSTORY 2 1.0 55650 1600 WEST
7 TWOSTORY 2 1.0 69250 1450 NORTH
6 TWOSTORY 4 2.5 102950 2000 SOUTH
The following SAS program is submitted:
proc report data = sasuser.houses nowd headline;
column style price;
where price It 100000;
<insert DEFINE statement here>
define price / mean width = 9 format = dollar12.;
title;
run;
The following output is desired:
style price
------- ------
CONDO $79,700
TWOSTORY $62550
Which DEFINE statement completes the program and produces the desired output?

A - define style / width = 9,

B - define style / orderwidth = 9;
C - define style / group width = 9;
D - define style / display width = 9;

Answer: C

Question: 26
Given the SAS data set WORKAWARDS:
WORK.AWARDS
FNAME POINTS MONTH
----------- ------------ -----------
Amy 2 4
Amy 1 7
Gerard 3 3
Wang 3 3
Wang 1 12
Wang 1 8
The following SAS program is submitted:
proc sort data = work.awards;

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by descending fname points;
run;
How are the observations sorted?

A - ENAME POINTS MONTH

Wang 3 3
Wang 1 12
Wang 1 8
Gerard 3 3
Amy 2 4
Amy 1 7
B - ENAME POINTS MONTH
Amy 2 4
Amy 1 7
Gerard 3 3
Wang 3 3
Wang 1 8
Wang 1 12
C - ENAME POINTS MONTH
Wang 3 3
Wang 1 8
Wang 1 12
Gerard 3 3
Amy 2 4
Amy 1 7
D - ENAME POINTS MONTH
Wang 1 12
Wang 1 8
Wang 3 3
Gerard 3 3
Amy 1 7
Amy 2 4

Answer: D

Question: 27
The following SAS program is submitted:
libname temp ‘SAS data library’;
data work.new;
set temp.jobs;
format newdate mmddw10.;
mdate = month(newdate);
ddate = weekday(newdate);
run;
proc print data = work.new; run;
The variable NEWDATE contains the SAS date value for April 15. 2005. What output is produced
if April 15, 2005 falls on a Friday?

A - Obsnewdate mdate ddate

104/15/2005 APR 6
B - Obs newdate mdate ddate
104/15/2005 4 6
C - Obs newdate mdate ddate
104/15/2005 APR 7
D - Obs newdate mdate ddate
104/15/2005 4 7

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Answer: B

Question: 28
Given the contents of the raw data file PRODUCT:
----I----10---I----20---I----30
24613 $25.31
The following SAS program is submitted:
data inventory;
infile ‘product’;
input idnum 5. @10 price;
run;
What is the value of the PRICE variable?

A - 25.31
B - $25.31
C - . (missing numeric value)
D - No value is stored.

Answer: C

Question: 29
The following SAS program is submitted:
proc contents data = sashelp.class varnum; quit;
What does the VARNUM option print?

A - a list of variable names

B - the total number of variables
C - a list of the variables in alphabetic order
D - a list of the variables in the order they were created

Answer: D

Question: 30
The following SAS program is submitted:
data test;
set chemists;
itjobcode = ‘Chem2’
then description = ‘Senior Chemist’;
else description = ‘Unknown’;
run;
The value for the variable JOBCODE is:
JOBCODE
-------------
chem2
What is the value of the variable DESCRIPTION?

A - chem2
B - Unknown
C - Senior Chemist
D - ‘ ‘ (missing character value)

Answer: B

Question: 31
Given the AIRPLANES data set

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AlRPLANES
TYPE MPG
-------- ------
F-18 105
C-130 25
Harrier 75
A-6 110
The following SAS program is submitted:
data gt100;
set airplanes(keep = type mpg load);
load = mpg * 150;
run;
The program fails to execute due to syntax errors.
What is the cause of the syntax error?

A - MPG is not a numeric variable.

B - LOAD is not a variable in the data set GT100.
C - LOAD is not variable in the data set AIRPLANES.
D - LOAD must be defined prior to the SET statement.

Answer: C

Question: 32
Given the raw data file EMPLOYEE:
----I----1 0---I----20---I----30
Ruth 39 11
Jose 32 22
Sue 30 33
John 40 44
The following SAS program is submitted:
data test;
infile ‘employee’;
input employee_name $ 1-4;
if employee_name = ‘Ruth’ then input idnum 10-11;
else input age 7-8;
run;
What value does the variable IDNUM contain when the name of the employee is “Ruth”?

A - 11
B - 22
C - 33
D - (missing numeric value)

Answer: B

Question: 33
The following SAS program is submitted:
data temp.x;
set sasuser.y;
run;
What must be submitted prior to this SAS program for the program to execute successfully?

A - A LIBNAME statement for the libref TEMP only must be submitted.

B - A LIBNAME statement for the libref SASUSER only must be submitted.
C - LIBNAME statements for the librefs TEMP and SASUSER must be submitted.
D - No LIBNAME statement needs to be submitted.

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Answer: A

Question: 34
The data set RALESTATE has the variable LOCALFEE with a format or 9. and a variable
COUNTRYFEE with a format or 7.;
The following SAS program is submitted:
data history;
format local fee country fee percent6.;
set realestate;
local fee = local fee / 100;
country fee = country fee / 100;
run;
What are the formats of the variables LOCALFEE and COUNTRYFEE in the output dataset?

A - LOCALFEE has format of 9. and COUNTRYFEE has a format of 7.

B - LOCALFEE has format of 9. and COUNTRYFEE has a format of percent6.
C - LOCALFEE has format of percent6. and COUNTRYFEE has a format of percent6.
D - The data step fails execution; there is no format for LOCALFEE

Answer: C

Question: 35
The following SAS program is submitted:
proc freq data = class;
tables gender * age / <insert option here>;
run;
The following report is created:
The FREQ Procedure
Table of gender by age
Row Column
Gender age Frequency Percent Percent Percent
F 11 1 10.00 20.00 50.00
12 2 20.00 40.00 40.00
13 2 20.00 40.00 66.67
Total 5 50.00 100.00
M 11 1 10.00 20.00 50.00
12 3 30.00 60.00 60,00
13 1 10.00 20.00 33.33
Total 5 50.00 100.00
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Total 11 2 20.00 100.00
12 5 50.00 100.00
13 3 30.00 100.00
Total 10 100.00
Which option correctly completes the program and creates the report?

A - LIST
B - NOCOLS
C - CROSSLIST
D - NOCROSSTAB

Answer: C

Question: 36
The value 110700 is stored in a numeric variable named SALARY.
Which FORMAT statement displays the value as $110,700.00 in a report?

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A - format salary comma11.2;
B - format salary dollar8.2;
C - format salary dollar11.2;
D - format salary comma8.2 dollar8.2;

Answer: C

Question: 37
Given the raw data file YEARAMT:
----|---10---|---20---|----30
1901 2
1905 1
1910 6
1925 .
1941 1
The following SAS program is submitted:
data coins;
infile ‘yearamt’;
input year quantity;
<insert statement(s) here>
run;
Which statement(s) completed the program and produced a non-missing value for the variable
TOTQUANTITY in the final observation of the output data set?

A - totquantity + quantity;
B - totquantity = sum(totquantity + quantity);
C - retain totquantity; totquantity = totquantity + quantity;
D - retain totquantity0; totquantity = totquantity + quantity;

Answer: A

Question: 38
Given the SAS data set EMPLOYEE INFO:
EMPLOYEE_INFO
IDNumber Expenses
2542 100.00
3612 133.15
2198 234.34
2198 111.12
The following SAS program is submitted:
proc sort data = employee_info;
<insert BY statement here>
run;
Which BY statement completes the program and sorts the data sequentially by ascending
expense values within each ascending IDNUMBER value?

A - by Expenses IDNumber;
B - by IDNumber Expenses;
C - by ascending Expenses IDNumber;
D - by ascending IDNumber ascending Expenses;

Answer: B

Question: 39
The following SAS program is submitted:
proc format

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value score 1 - 50 = ‘Fail’
51 - 100 = ‘Pass’;
run;
proc report data = work.courses nowd;
column exam;
define exam / display format = score.;
run;
The variable EXAM has a value of 50.5.
How will the EXAM variable value be displayed in the REPORT procedure output?

A - Fail
B - Pass
C - 50.5
D - . (missing numeric value)

Answer: C

Question: 40
What is the purpose or the MISSOVER option on the INFILE statement?

A - It prevents SAS from loading a new record when the end of the current record is reached.
B - It enables SAS to scan the input data records until the character string that is specified in the
@‘character-string’ expression is round.
C - It enables SAS to continue to read the next input data record if it does not find values in the
current input tine for all the variables in the statement.
D - It causes the DATA step to stop processing if an INPUT statement reaches the end of the
current record without finding values for all variables in the statement.

Answer: A

Question: 41
The following SAS program is submitted:
data work.test;
set work.staff (keep = jansales febsales marsales);
array diff_sales{3} difsales1 - difsales3;
array monthly{3} jansales febsales marsales;
run;
What new variables are created?

A - JANSALES, FEBSALES and MARSALES

B - MONTHLY1, MONTHLY2 and MONTHLY3
C - DIFSALES1, DIFSALES2 and DIFSALES3
D - DIFF_SALES1, DIFF_SALES2 and DIFF_SALES3

Answer: C

Question: 42
What describes the SAS automatic _ERRDR_ variable?

A - The _ERROR_ variable contains the values ‘TRUE’ or ‘FALSE.’

B - The _ERROR variable maintains a count of the number of data errors.
C - The _ERROR_ variable can be used in expressions or calculations in the DATA step.
D - The ERROR_variable contains the number or the observation that caused the error.

Answer: C

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Question: 43
Given the following raw data record:
07Jan20 05
Which INFOFRMAT reads this raw data and stores it as a SAS date value?

A - dmy9.
B - date9.
C - ddMMMyy9.
D - ddmmmyyyy9.

Answer: B

Question: 44
Which statement correctly computes the average of four numerical values?

A - average = mean(num1, num4);

B - average = mean(num1 - num4);
C - average = mean(ofnum1 - num4)
D - average = mean(num1 num2 num3 num4);

Answer: C

Question: 45
The following SAS program is submitted:
libname temp ‘SAS data library’;
data temp.sales;
merge temp sales
work.receipt;
by names;
run;
The input data files are sorted by the NAMES variable:
What is the result?

A - The program executes successfully and a temporary SAS data set is created.
B - The program executes successfully and a permanent SAS data set is created.
C - The program fails execution because the same SAS data set is referenced for both read and
write operations.
D - The program fails execution because the SAS data sets on the MERGE statement are in two
different libraries.

Answer: B

Question: 46
Given the contents of the raw data file TYPECOLOR:
----I----10---I----20---I----30
Daisyyellow
The following SAG program is submitted:
data flowers;
infile ‘typecolor’;
input type$ 1-5+1 color$;
run;
What are the values of the variables TYPE and COLOR?

A - type color
daisyyellow

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B - type color
daisyyellow
C - type color
daisyyellow” “(missing character value)
D - No values are stored for the TYPE and COLOR variables.

Answer: B

Question: 47
A user-defined format has been created using the FORMAT procedure. Where is it stored?

A - in a SAS catalog
B - in an external binary file
C - in a SAS dataset in the WORK library
D - in a SAS dataset in a permanent SAS data library

Answer: A

Question: 48
The following SAS program is submitted:
data work.flights;
destination = ‘cph’;
select(destination);
when(’LHR’) city = ‘London’;
when(’CPH’) city = ‘Copenhagen’;
otherwise city = ‘Other’;
end;
run;
What is the value of the CITY variable?

A - Other
B - Copenh
C - Copenhagen
D - ‘‘(missing character value)

Answer: A

Question: 49
The following SAS program is submitted:
data work.new;
length word $7;
amount = 4;
it amount = 4 then word = ‘FOUR’;
else if amount = 7
then word = ‘SEVEN’;
else word = ‘NONE!!!’;
amount = 7;
run;
What are the values of the AMOUNT and WORD variables in SAS dataset work.new?

A - amount word
4 FOUR
B - amount word
4 NONE!!!
C - amount word

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7 FOUR
D - amount word
7 SEVEN

Answer: C

Question: 50
The following SAS program is submitted, creating the SAS data set ONE:
data one;
infile ‘file specification’;
input num chars$;
run;
ONE
NUM CHAR
------- ---------
1 23
3 23
1 77
The following SAS program is submitted:
proc print data = one;
where char = 23;
run;
What is output?

A - NUM CHAR
1 77
2
B - NUM CHAR
1 23
3 23
C - NUM CHAR
1 23
3 23
1 77
D - No output is generated.

Answer: D

Question: 51
The following SAS program is submitted:
data work.retail;
cost = ‘20000’;
total= .10* cost
run;
What is the result?

A - The value of the variable TOTAL in the output data set is 2000. No messages are written to
the SAS log.
B - The value of the variable TOTAL in the output data set is 2000. A note that conversion has
taken place is written to the SAS log.
C - The value of the variable TOTAL in the output data set is missing. An error message is written
to the SAS log.
D - The variable TOTAL in the output data set has no value. The program fails to execute due to
a syntax error.

Answer: B

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Question: 52
The following SAS program is submitted:
Data_null_;
set old;
put sales 1 sales2;
run;
Where is the output written?

A - to the SAS log

B - to the SAS data set _NULL_
C - to the SAS output window or to an output file
D - to the raw data file that was most recently opened

Answer: A

Question: 53
The following SAS program is submitted:
data work.test;
array items{3} _temporary_;
run;
What are the names of the variable(s) in the WORKTEST data set?

A - ITEMS
B - ITEMS1, ITEMS2, ITEMS3
C - No variables are created because it is a temporary array.
D - The program fails to execute because there are no variables listed on the ARRAY statement.

Answer: C

Question: 54
Read the table
The following SAS program is submitted:
proc freq data = sales;
<insert TABLES statement here>
run;
The following output is created by the FREQUENCY procedure:
The FREQ Procedure
Table of region by product
region product
Frequency
Percent
Row Pct
Col Pct corn cotton oranges Total
EAST 2 1 1 4
22.22 11.11 11.11 44.44
50.00 25.00 25.00
50.00 33.33 50.00
SOUTH 2 2 1 5
22.22 22.22 11.11 55.56
40.00 40.00 20.00
50.00 66.67 50.00
Total 4 3 2 9
4444 33.33 22.22 100.00
Which TABLES statement(s) completed the program and produced the output?

A - tables region product;

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B - tables region * product;
C - tables product * region;
D - tables product; tables region;

Answer: B

Question: 55
The following SAS program is submitted:
data one;
date = ‘04juI2005’d;
format date weekdate.; run;
proc print data = one; run;
What output is generated?

A - Obs date
1 Monday, July 4, 2005
B - Obs date
1 July4, 2005
C - Obs date
1 04Jul2005
D - Obs date
1 Monday, 07/04/2005

Answer: A

Question: 56
The following SAS program is submitted:
data test;
set sasuser.employees;
if 2 le years_service le 10 then
amount = 1000;
else amount = 0;
amount_per_year = years_service / amount
run;
What is the value of the variable AMOUNT_PER_YEAR if an employee has been with the
company for one year?

A-0
B - 0.001
C-1
D - . (missing numeric value)

Answer: D

Question: 57
Given the SAS data set PERM.STUDENTS:
PERM.STUDENTS
NAME AGE
--------- -------
Alfred 14
Alice 13
Barbara 13
Carol 14
The following SAS program is submitted:
libname perm ‘SAS data library’;
data students;

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set perm.students;
file ‘file specification’;
put name $ age;
<insert statement here>
run;
The following double-spaced file is desired as output
Alfred 14
Alice 13
Barbara 13
Carol 14
Which statement completes the program and creates the desired file?

A - put
B - put/;
C - double;
D - put _null_;

Answer: A

Question: 58
The following SAS program is submitted:
data work.total;
set work.salary(keep = department wagerate);
by department;
if first.department
then payroll = 0;
payroll + wagerate;
if last.department;
run;
The SAS data set named WORKSALARY contains 10 observations for each department, and is
currently ordered by DEPARTMENT.
Which statement is true?

A - The BY statement in the DATA step causes a syntax error.

B - The statement payroll + wagerate; in the DATA step causes a syntax error.
C - The values of the variable PAYROLL represent the total for each department in the
WORK.SALARY data set.
D - The values of the variable PAYROLL represent a total for all values of WAGERATE in the
WORKSALARY data set.

Answer: C

Question: 59
Given the contents of the raw data file EMPLOYEE:
----|----10----|----20----|----30
Alan 19/2/2004 ACCT
Rob 22/5/2004 MKTG
MaryJane 14/3/2004 EDUC
The following SAS program is submitted:
data emps;
infile ‘employee’;
input@1 name$
@15 date <insert INFORMAT here>
@25 department$;
run;
Which INFORMAT correctly completes the program?

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A - date9.
B - ddmmyyyy9.
C - ddmmyy10.
D - ddmmyyyy10.

Answer: C

Question: 60
The following SAS program is submitted:
data test;
infile ‘file specification’;
input name $ amount@@;
run;
Which of the following is true?

A - Two @@ together are the same as one c.

B - Two @@ hold the data records until the bottom of the DATA step.
C - Two @@ hold the raw data record across iterations of the DATA step.
D - Two @@ are invalid syntax and will cause the program to fail to execute.

Answer: C

Question: 61
Given the SAS data set QTR 1_REVENUE:
destination revenue
YYZ 53634
FRA 62129
FRA 75962
RDU 76254
YYZ 82174
The following SAS program is submitted:
proc sort data = qtr1_revenue;
by destination descending revenue; run;
What is the first observation in the output data set?

A - destination revenue
FRA 62129
B - destination revenue
FRA 75962
C - destination revenue
YYZ 53634
D - destination revenue
YYZ 82174

Answer: B

Question: 62
The following SAS program is submitted:
data numrecords;
infile ‘file specification’;
input@1 patient $15.
relative$ 16-26@;
if relative = ‘children’ then
input @54 diagnosis $15. @;
else if relative = ‘parents’ then
input @28 doctor $15.

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clinic $ 44-53
@54 diagnosis $15. @;
input age;
run;
How many raw data records are read during each iteration of the DATA step execution?

A-1
B-2
C-3
D-4

Answer: A

Question: 63
Given the SAS data set ONE:
ONE
XYZ
--- --- ---
1 A 27
1 A 33
1 B 45
2 A 52
2 B 69
3 B 70
4 A 62
4 C 91
The following SAS program is submitted:
data two;
set one;
by x y;
if first.y;
run;
proc print data = two noobs;
run;
4Which report is produced?

A-XYZ
1 A 27
1 B 45
2 A 52
2 B 69
3 B 70
4 A 82
4 C 91
B-XYZ
1 A 33
1 B 45
2 A 52
2 B 69
3 B 70
4 A 82
4 C 91
C-XYZ
1 B 45
2 A 52
2 B 69

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3 B 70
4 A 82
4 C 91
D - The PRINT procedure tails because the data set TWO is not created in the DATA step.

Answer: A

Question: 64
After a SAS program is submitted, the following is written to the SAS log:
105 data january;
106 set allmonths(keep = product month num_sold cost);
107 if month = ‘Jan’ then output january;
108 sales = cost * num_sold;
109 keep = product sales;
------
22
ERROR 22-322: Syntax error, expecting one of the following:!,
!!, &, *,**, +, -,/, <,< =, <>, =, >, ><, >=,
AND, EQ, GE, GT, IN, LE, LT, MAX, MIN, NE, NG, NL,
NOTIN, OR,^=,|,II,
110 run;
What changes should be made to the KEEP statement to correct the errors in the LOG?

A - keep product sales;

B - keep product, sales;
C - keep = product, sales;
D - keep = (product sales);

Answer: A

Question: 65
The following SAS program is submitted:
data combine;
prefix=’505’;
middle=’6465 ‘;
end=’09090’;
<insert statement here>;
run;
Which statement successfully completes the program so that TOTAL has a value of 505-6465-
09090?

A - total = cat(’-’, prefix, middle, end);

B - total = catx(’-’, prefix, middle, end);
C - total = prefix !!’-’!! middle ‘‘!!’-’!! end;
D - total = prefix!!’-’!! left(middle)!!’-’!! end;

Answer: B

Question: 66
The following SAS program is submitted:
<insert ODS statement here>
proc means data = sasuser.shoes;
where product in (‘Sandal’ , ‘Slipper’ , ‘Boot’);
run;
<insert ODS statement here>
Which ODS statements complete the program and send the report to an HTML file?

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A - ods html = ‘sales.html’; ods html close;
B - ods file = ‘sales.html’; ods file close;
C - ods file html = ‘sales.html’; ods file close;
D - ods html file = ‘sales.html’; ods html close;

Answer: D

Question: 67
Given the raw data file AMOUNT:
----I---- 10---I----20---I----30
$1,234
The following SAS program is submitted:
data test;
infile ‘amount’;
input@1 salary 6.;
if_error_then description = ‘Problems’;
else description = ‘No Problems’;
run;
What is the result?

A - The value of the DESCRIPTION variable is No Probl.

B - The value of the DESCRIPTION variable is Problems.
C - The value of the DESCRIPTION variable is No Problems.
D - The value of the DESCRIPTION variable can not be determined.

Answer: B

Question: 68
Given the SAS data set PEPM.STUDENTS:
PERM.STUDENTS
NAME AGE
--------- ------
Alfred 14
Alice 13
Barbara 13
Carol 14
The following SAS program is submitted:
libname perm ‘SAS data library’;
data students;
set perm.students;
file ‘file specification’;
put name $15. @5 age 2.;
run;
What is written to the output raw data file?

A - ----I----10---I----20---I----30
Alfred 14
Alice 13
Barbara 13
Carol 14
B - ----I----10---I----20---I----30
Alfr14
Alic13
Barb13a
Carol 4
C - ----I----10---I----20---I----30

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Alfr14ed
Alic130
Barb13ara
Caro141
D - ----I----10---I----20---I----30
Alfred14
Alice13
Barbara13
Carol14

Answer: B

Question: 69
The following SAS program is submitted:
data work.total;
set work.salary(keep = department wagerate);
by department;
if first.department
then payroll = 0;
payroll + wagerate;
if last.department
run;
The SAS data set WORK.SALARY, currently ordered by DEPARTMENT, contains 100
observations for each of 5 departments.
What is the result?

A - The WORK.TOTAL data set contains 5 observations.

B - The WORKTDTAL data set contains 100 observations.
C - The WORKTOTAL data set contains 500 observations.
D - The program fails to execute due to errors.

Answer: A

Question: 70
The following SAS program is submitted;
data combine;
country = ‘Italy, Russia, ireland’;
found = find(country, ‘i’);
run;
What is the value of the variable FOUND in the output data set?

A-1
B - 12
C - Italy
D - Russia

Answer: B

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