What are the benefits of computer?

Answer:

The flowchart is attached

Oredered accordinly with the flowcahrt number

Answer:

search

Explanation:

Answer:

currency

percentage

date

text

Explanation:

The category of format cells are currency, percentage, data, month, date, and text. The all options are correct.

In the Format Cells dialog box, you can configure the formatting options for your report objects.

For a row or column header and the values, you can format the number, font, alignment, border, and pattern.

The format cells command in Excel is used to change the formatting of cell numbers without changing the actual number.

We can change the number, alignment, font style, border style, fill options, and protection using the format cells. We can get to this option by right-clicking the mouse.

Currency, percentage, data, month, date, and text are examples of format cells.

Thus, all options are correct.

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Answer:Click the Microsoft Office button.

Select New. The New Document dialog box appears.

Select Blank document under the Blank and recent section. It will be highlighted by default.

Click Create. A new blank document appears in the Word window.

Explanation:

Answer:

The correct answer to the question is option C (an asynchronous)

Explanation:

Computer store files in its temporary data storage space so as to facilitate easy retrievals when needed. Cache memory is in the temporary data storage space of the computer, faster than any other system memory so that when the processor requests information from the computer memory after a user place a command, the cache memory makes the information available in a short time when the data are required eliminating delay when ram will have to take time to fetch the data to provide to the processor.

In an asynchronous write, the data are stored in the cache to enable easy retrieval by the computer processor just as the cache is explained above, it allows writing data to the cluster. Asynchronous write also allows control returns to the caller.

Answer:

Explanation:

import java.util.Scanner;

public class pitcherValues {

   public static void main(String[] args) {

       String firstName, lastName;

       int earnedRuns, inningsPitched;

       double ERA;

      Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);

     System.out.println("Pitchers First Name is?");

     firstName = in.nextLine();

     System.out.println("Pitchers Last Name is?");

     lastName = in.nextLine();

     System.out.println("How many runs did the Pitcher earn?");

     earnedRuns = in.nextInt();

     System.out.println("How many innings did the Pitcher Pitch?");

     inningsPitched = in.nextInt();

     ERA = (earnedRuns * 9) / inningsPitched;

     System.out.println(firstName + " " + lastName + " has an ERA of " + ERA);

   }

}

Answer:

The solution is given in the explanation section

See comments for detailed explanation of each step

Explanation:

import java.util.Scanner;

class Main {

 public static void main(String[] args) {

   //Prompting the User to enter a String

   System.out.println("Enter a sentence or phrase: ");

   //Receiving the string entered with the Scanner Object

   Scanner in = new Scanner (System.in);

   String user_word = in.nextLine();

   //OutPuting User entered string

   System.out.println("You entered: "+user_word);

   //Calling the GetNumOfCharacters Method

   System.out.println("Number of characters: "+ GetNumOfCharacters(user_word));

   //Calling the OutputWithoutWhitespace Mehtod

   System.out.println("String with no whitespace: "+OutputWithoutWhitespace(user_word));

   }

   //Creating the function GetNumOfCharacters()

   //This function will return the number of characters

 // in the string entered by the user_word

 public static int GetNumOfCharacters (String word) {

   int noOfCharacters = 0;

   for(int i = 0; i< word.length(); i++){

     noOfCharacters++;

   }

   return noOfCharacters;

 }

 //Creating the OutputWithoutWhitespace() method

 //This method will remove all tabs and spaces from the original string

 public static String OutputWithoutWhitespace(String word){

   //Use the replaceAll all method of strings to replace all whitespaces with no space.

   String new_string = word.replaceAll(" ","");

   return new_string;

 }

}

Answer:

To provide standard dialog boxes such as message dialog box, confirm dialog box and input dialog box.

In Java, the import statement is used to include classes or packages from outside sources in your code. This lets you access and use the features of those classes or packages.

To do the above, You need to import JOptionPane in Java because it belongs to a different package from the Math class.

The Math class is a part of the java. lang package, which is automatically included in Java. This package has important classes and interfaces that are used in Java programs. Because the Math class is already included in this package, you don't have to import it separately.

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Answer:

laptops

Explanation:

B

You can buy new applications at a retail store on DVD for laptops. Thus, option A (laptops) is correct.

A website is an accumulation of internet pages and related items that is posted on at least one server and given an unique domain name. Most blogs focus on a single subject or objective, such as reporting, education, industry, entertaining, or photo sharing.

A raster-based photograph designed for the web and publishing is stored as a JPG file. The JPG format is the default file format for image sensors and is the most widely used picture format on the web because of its universal compatibility and decompression. Portraits in both colour and black and white work brilliantly with them.

Therefore, option A (laptops) is the correct option.

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Explanation:

the objective of ITIL service operations is to make sure that IT services are delivered effectively and efficiently. the service operation life cycle stage includes the fulfilling of user requests, resolving service failure fixing problems and also carrying out routine operational tasks

Answer:

earned = 0

total = 0

exercises = int(input("Enter the number of exercises: "))

for i in range(exercises):

   score = int(input("Enter score" + str(i+1) + ": "))

   total_score = int(input("Enter total score for exercise " + str(i+1) + ": "))

   earned += score

   total += total_score

print("The total is %" + str(earned/total * 100))

Explanation:

*The code is in Python.

Set the earned and total as 0

Ask the user to enter the number of exercises

Create a for loop that iterates number of exercises times. For each exercise;

Ask the user to enter the score earned and total score of that exercise

Add the score to the earned (cumulative sum)

Add the total_score to the total (cumulative sum)

When the loop is done, calculate the percentage, divide earned by the total and multiply the result by 100, and print it

Answer:

Console.log(userArray[1]);

Console.log(userArray[4]);

Explanation:

The programming language was not stated; however, the variable declaration implies JavaScript.

JavaScript prints using the following syntax:

Console.log(print-name);

Since, the code is to print some elements of array userArray.

First, we need to determine the index of the elements.

The indices are given as 1 and 4.

So, the code to print these elements is as follows:

Console.log(userArray[1]);

Console.log(userArray[4]);

Answer:

yeeeee

Explanation:yeeees quen                   HI SISTERS HI SISTERS

Answer: yes

Explanation: because they now have your info

Answer:

Here is the interface Runner:

public interface Runner  {  //interface Runner

public abstract void run();  } //abstract method run that displays a message describing the meaning of run to the class

/*Here Runner is the interface which is an abstract class. It is used to group related methods such as here is run method with empty body. An abstract method run() does not have a body. The body is provided by the sub classes Machine, Athlete, and PoliticalCandidate that all implement Runner.  */

Explanation:

Here is the Athlete class:

public class Athlete implements Runner  {  //class that implements Runner interface

public void run()  {  //interface method accessed by Athlete to provide its body according to describe the meaning of run to the class

    System.out.println("An athlete might run in a race, or in a game like soccer.");  } }    //prints this message

Here is the Machine class:

public class Machine implements Runner  {

public void run()  {

System.out.println("When a machine is running, it is operating.");  }}

Here is the PoliticalCandidate class:

public class PoliticalCandidate implements Runner  {

public void run()  {

System.out.println("A political candidate runs for office.");  } }

/*To access the interface Runner method run(), the Runner must be "implemented" by Machine, Athlete, and PoliticalCandidate classes with the implements keyword. The body of the interface method run() is provided by the "implement" class */      

Here is the DemoRunners class:

public class DemoRunners {  //class name

public static void main(String[] args)  {  //start of main method

Machine runner1 = new Machine();  //creates object of Machine class

Athlete runner2 = new Athlete();  //creates object of Athlete class

PoliticalCandidate runner3 = new PoliticalCandidate();  //creates object of PoliticalCandidate class

runner1.run();  //uses object of Machine class to call run method

runner2.run();  //uses object of Athlete class to call run method

runner3.run();  } } //uses object of PoliticalCandidate class to call run method

When runner1.run() is called it invokes the run() method of class Machine which displays the message:

When a machine is running, it is operating.

When runner2.run() is called it invokes the run() method of class Athlete which displays the message:

An athlete might run in a race, or in a game like soccer.  

When runner3.run() is called it invokes the run() method of class PoliticalCandidate which displays the message:

A political candidate runs for office.

The screenshot of the program is attached.

Answer:

D. Demonstrate that a character array can be used to construct a String object.

Explanation:

Option D answers the question.

This is so because:

The first line of the code segment creates a char array element i.e. dance1

The second line of the code segment creates a String variable, dance2.

dance2 is then initialised by concatenating the elements in dance1.

i.e. The value of dance2 is

dance2 = "Foxtrot"

Hence, option D answers the question

Answer:

i choose choice D

Explanation:

reason as to my answer public keys are simply input keys used to encrypt data into either a computer or any electrical device as private keys are out put used to either erase or edit

Answer:

the 1,2, and 3 are the second circle thingy and the fourth question is the first circle thing and dont know the last one hope this helps

Explanation:

Answer:

C and G

Explanation:

In C language, the asterisks, ' * ', and the ampersand, ' & ', are used to create pointers and references to pointers respectively. The asterisks are used with unique identifiers to declare a pointer to a variable location in memory, while the ampersand is always placed before a variable name as an r_value to the pointer declared.

Answer:

There are three primary components to understanding networks: 1. Physical Connections; 2. Network Operating System; and 3. Application Component. Hope this helps!

Explanation:

Answer:  

Here is the C++ program:  

#include <iostream>   //to use input output functions    

using namespace std;   //to identify objects cin cout    

int main() {   //start of main method    

int red,green,blue,smallest;   //declare variables to store integer values of red,green, blue and to store the smallest value    

cout<<"Enter value for red: ";  //prompts user to enter value for red    

cin>>red;  //reads value for red from user    

cout<<"Enter value for green: ";  //prompts user to enter value for green  

cin>>green; //reads value for green from user    

cout<<"Enter value for blue: "; //prompts user to enter value for blue    

cin>>blue;   //reads value for blue from user    

//computes the smallest value  

if(red<green && red<blue) //if red value is less than green and blue values    

smallest=red;   //red is the smallest so assign value of red to smallest    

else if(green<blue)   //if green value is less than blue value    

smallest=green; //green is the smallest so assign value of green to smallest  

else //this means blue is the smallest    

smallest=blue;  //assign value of blue to smallest    

//removes gray part by subtracting smallest from rgb  

red=red-smallest; //subtract smallest from red    

green=green-smallest; //subtract smallest from green    

blue=blue-smallest; //subtract smallest from blue    

cout<<"red after removing gray part: "<<red<<endl;  //displays amount of red after removing gray    

cout<<"green after removing gray part: "<<green<<endl; //displays amount of green after removing gray  

cout<<"blue after removing gray part: "<<blue<<endl;  } //displays amount of blue after removing gray  

Explanation:  

I will explain the program using an example.    

Lets say user enter 130 as value for red, 50 for green and 130 for blue. So  

red = 130    

green = 50

blue = 130  

First if condition if(red<green && red<blue)   checks if value of red is less than green and blue. Since red=130 so this condition evaluate to false and the program moves to the else if part else if(green<blue) which checks if green is less than blue. This condition evaluates to true as green=50 and blue = 130 so green is less than blue. Hence the body of this else if executes which has the statement: smallest=green;  so the smallest it set to green value.    

smallest = 50    

Now the statement: red=red-smallest; becomes:    

red = 130 - 50    

red = 80    

the statement: green=green-smallest;  becomes:    

green = 50 - 50    

green = 0    

the statement: blue=blue-smallest; becomes:    

blue = 130 - 50    

blue = 80    

So the output of the entire program is:    

red after removing gray part: 80                                                                                                 green after removing gray part: 0                                                                                                blue after removing gray part: 80    

The screenshot of the program along with its output is attached.

Answer:

The answer to this question is given below in the explanation section.

Explanation:

CPU benchmarks are used to picking the best CPU. If you want to pick the best CPU for the kind of work you do is easier if you research some performance benchmarks.

As you know, CPU benchmarks are measurements used to compare performance between processors. These benchmarks are the measure to know the performance of CPU.

These CPU Benchmarks are generated by running software programs specifically designed to push the limits of CPU performance.

Answer:

Explanation:

Tweaker

ANSWER

Its Kernel

Explanation:

i got a 100%

Answer:

Here is the C program:

#include <stdio.h>  //to use input output functions

//functions prototype

unsigned int mod(unsigned int a, unsigned int b);  

unsigned int mul(unsigned int a, unsigned int b);  

unsigned int sub( unsigned int a,unsigned int b);

float divide(unsigned int a,unsigned int b);  

unsigned int add( unsigned int a,unsigned int b);  

int main()  {  //start of main method

unsigned int a, b;   //declare variables to store the operands

char d;  //declare variable to store the operator

printf("Enter an operator:  ");   //prompts user to enter an operator

scanf("%c",&d);  //reads the operator from use

getchar();  //gets a character

while (d!='q')   { //keeps iterating until user enters q to quit

printf("Enter 1st operand: ");   //prompts user to enter first operand

scanf("%d",&a);   //reads first operand from user

getchar();  //reads character

printf("Enter 2nd operand: ");   //prompts user to enter second operand

scanf("%d",&b);   //reads second operand from user

getchar();  

if (d=='%')  {   //if the character of operator is a mod

printf("%d",a);  //prints operand 1

putchar(d);  //displays operator

printf("%d",b);  //displays operand 2

printf(" = ");  //displays =

mod(a,b);  }  //displays computed modulo of two input operands

if (d=='*')   //if the input character is for multiplication operator

{printf("%d",a);  //prints operand 1

putchar(d);  //displays operator

printf("%d",b);  //displays operand 2

printf(" = ");  //displays =

mul(a,b); }  //displays computed multiplication

if (d=='+')  {  //if the input character is for addition operator

printf("%d",a);  //prints operand 1

putchar(d);  //displays operator

printf("%d",b);  //displays operand 2

printf(" = "); // displays =

add(a,b);  }   //displays computed addition

if (d=='/')  {  //if the input character is for division operator

printf("%d",a); // prints operand 1

putchar(d);  //displays operator

printf("%d",b);  //displays operand 2

printf(" = ");  //displays =

divide(a,b);  }   //displays computed division

if (d=='-')  {  //if the input character is for subtraction operator

printf("%d",a);  //prints operand 1

putchar(d);  //displays operator

printf("%d",b); // displays operand 2

printf(" = ");  //displays =

sub(a,b);  }  //displays computed subtraction

printf("Enter an operator: ");   //asks again to enter an operator

scanf("%c",&d);  //reads operator from user

getchar();  }  }   //gets character

unsigned int mod( unsigned int a, unsigned int b){  //function to compute modulo of two integers with no sign

     int c = a%b;  //computes mod

    printf("%d",c);  }  //displays mod result

unsigned int add(unsigned int a, unsigned int b){     // function to compute addition of two integers

    int c = a+b; //computes addition

    printf("%d\n",c);  } //displays result of addition

unsigned int mul(unsigned int a, unsigned int b){       //function to compute multiplication of two integers

    int c = a*b;  //multiplies two integers

   printf("%d\n",c); }  //displays result of multiplication

float divide(unsigned int a, unsigned int b){   //function to compute division of two integers

    float c = a/b;  //divides two integers and stores result in floating point variable c

    printf("%f\n",c);  } //displays result of division

unsigned int sub(unsigned int a, unsigned int b){       //function to compute subtraction of two integers

    int c = a-b;  //subtracts two integers

    printf("%d\n",c);  }  //displays result of subtraction

Explanation:

The program is well explained in the comments mentioned with each line of the program. The program uses while loop that keeps asking user to select an operator and two operands to perform arithmetic calculations. The if conditions are used to check what arithmetic calculation is to be performed based on user choice of operand and calls the relevant function to perform calculation. There are five functions that perform addition, modulo, subtraction, division and multiplication and display the result of computation. The screenshot of output is attached.

Answer:

umm that is a todler song

Explanation:

umm that is a todler song that they sing to them when there crying

A country, called Simpleland, has a language with a small vocabulary of just “the”, “on”, “and”, “go”, “round”, “bus”, and “wheels”. As per the given scenario, the vector of counts will be 2111211. The correct option is C.

C++ has a built-in function that counts the length of the vector. Size is the function's name ().

It returns the size or total number of elements of the vector that was utilized to create it. There is no need for debate.

The number of observations (rows) includes deleted observations as well. In an SAS data collection, there can be a maximum of 2 63-1 observations, or roughly 9.2 quintillion observations. For the majority of users, going above that limit is quite rare.

The vector of counts in the above scenario will be 2111211.

Thus, the correct option is C.

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Answer:

e on edege

Explanation:

just took the question on edge

Answer:

Guy above is right!

Explanation:

Examples of malware spreads include all of the options mentioned: social networks, pirated software, and removable media.

The correct option is d.

a. Social networks: Malware can spread through social networks via malicious links or infected attachments shared within messages, posts, or comments. Users may unknowingly click on these links or download infected files, which can then propagate the malware to their devices or their contacts.

b. Pirated software: Malicious actors often distribute malware-infected versions of popular software through illegitimate channels. Users who download and install pirated software are at risk of unknowingly introducing malware onto their systems, as these versions may be modified to include malicious code.

c. Removable media: Malware can also spread through removable media such as USB drives, external hard drives, or even CDs/DVDs. If an infected device or media is connected to a computer, the malware can transfer onto the system, potentially infecting files and spreading further.

Therefore, all of the options (a, b, and c) are examples of how malware can spread, highlighting the importance of practicing safe online habits, avoiding pirated software, being cautious with links and attachments, and regularly scanning removable media to mitigate the risk of malware infections.

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Answer:

a b c

Explanation:

Answer:

compatibility

ability to work well with other wireless devices

ability to communicate wirelessly with other devices, such as a printer and laptop

I believe that that statement is true

Answer and Explanation:

A. The study by the research team may not reflect the purpose of the research which is to know how much inbound tourism is contributing to the economy. They are sampling the population on their favorite spots to visit( which may be too narrow here) and what their leisure activities are (which are not the only things tourists spend on). Also 10000 residents may be too small as a sample to reflect more accurate study outcome representative of the population.

2. A flawed sample which is a sampling error would not represent the population as the results from sample would contradict population results