Evaluate is like a case statement and can be used to replace nested Ifs. The difference between EVALUATE and case is that no 'break' is required for EVALUATE i.e. control comes out of the EVALUATE as soon as one match is made.

EVALUATE EVALUATE SQLCODE ALSO FILE-STATUS

After the execution of one of the when clauses, the control is automatically passed on to the next sentence after the EVALUATE statement. There is no need of any extra code.

Scope terminator is used to mark the end of a verb e.g. EVALUATE, END-EVALUATE; IF, END-IF.

Yes.

(Be positive. Refer to the valuable experience you have gained. Don't mention negatives.)

I'm delighted to know that teamwork is highly regarded. But evaluating the performance of teams can be difficult. How does the company evaluate team performance? For example, does it employ 360-degree feedback programs?

There are at least five differences: COBOL II supports structured programming by using in line PERFORMs and explicit scope terminators, it introduces new features (EVALUATE, SET .. TO TRUE, CALL .. BY CONTEXT, etc), it permits programs to be loaded and addressed above the 16 megabyte line, it does not support many old features (READY TRACE, REPORT-WRITER, ISAM, etc.), and it offers enhanced
CICS support.

This is a tricky Question, I would evaluate where I am giving an interview at. If the workplace is one which is known for following rigid Process guidelines, then I would say I would speak to me supervisor to make him/her aware of the significant risks involved in this situation and request to delegate/distribute the work. Alternate Answer: If the workplace is one which requires to be flexible (like the Support Engineering tasks) answere that you will manage your time in such a way that you cover most of the work, while communicating frequently with the supervisor with updated status.

The lvalue refers to the left-hand side of an assignment expression. It must always evaluate to a memory location. The rvalue represents the right-hand side of an assignment expression; it may have any meaningful combination of variables and constants.