4. How could you apply some of the ideas, principles, or structures of coding to fields of study, industries, or tasks outside of creating computer programs? Propose at least one way to use "coding" or creating programs outside of computer science and explain how it uses coding-related concepts.

Answer:

a production plant

Explanation:

"Coding" brings with it a linear way of thinking and problem solving, where one step needs to be taken before moving on to the next step. This can be applied to a wide range of real-life scenarios and industries. For example, a production plant starts with an initial input, that input is taken and used in a set of instructions (method), those instructions take that input and create a new output. Once the new output is created it is then passed on to another set of instructions that takes that output as an input to create a new output. Just like a computer program, a power plant repeats this process in order to a fully working and realized product.

What is required to utilize Excel Online?

A) local administrative account
B) product key for Excel
C) Office 365 user account
D) compact disc version of Excel

Which of the following planets most likely has the coldest surface temperature?
A. Venus
B. Mars
C.
Saturn
D. Mercury

Select the correct answer.
Raveena wants to make changes to a message she posted on an online discussion group. What action must she take?
O A. Delete the original message and post a new one.
ОВ. Delete the first post in the thread and type a new message.
Click a button labeled Edit to edit the message.
OC.
OD.
Enter new text in a box at the bottom of the discussion page.

what is digestion?
1. breathing
2.removing waste
3.breathing down food for energy
4.growing in size

Computer coding is unnecessary for aspiring multimedia designers to learn. True or False? HURRY!!!

A Loop of 3 within a loop of 4 will yield _____ iterations.

stniop eerf lol guess what it says

A program for a computer is a “collection of code.”
True
False

Describe any five modern application areas
of computer​

Create a summary of no less than 125 words of a show that would NOT go over well with television producers because it is targeted to people in the least desirable groups. Include the title of the show, the main characters, and a description of the show's premise. Explain why this show would NOT go over well with television producers.

match each sentence to the type of context clue it represents.

(HELP!!!) Which of the following is true about a low-level language?

Select two answers:

Difficult for machines and humans to parse

Relatively easy for humans to write

Less readable by humans than other languages

Guaranteed to be unambiguous

3) You can't name your report.
True or false?

Having a positive work ethic means accepting
constructive criticism even though it may be
painful. You should: (select all that apply)
show a positive facial expression.
maintain eye contact
not interrupt or speak until you are sure the
other person is finished making a point
question the person frequently throughout the
conversation

Eureka! (Part 1) Eureka! is a telephone- and Internetbased concierge service that specializes in obtaining things that are hard to find (e.g., Super Bowl tickets, first-edition books from the 1500s, Fabergé eggs). It currently employs 60 staff members who collectively provide 24-hour coverage (over three shifts). They answer the phones and respond to requests entered on the Eureka! website. Much of their work is spent on the phone and on computers searching on the Internet. The company has just leased a new office building and is about to wire it. What media would you suggest the company install in its office and why?

In Word, tables can be styled much like text can.
True
False

Here are a few elements of breaking news and a feature story. Match the elements of breaking news and a feature story with their correct images.

I WILL MARK BRAINLIEST!!!!!1

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how many microprocessers will a small computer have

Read the following scenario, and then answer the question below.
Olivia walks to a coworker's empty desk to borrow a pen and sees that the coworker has an open e-mail
confirming her last paycheck deposit. Olivia reads the e-mail. She is upset to learn that the coworker makes
more than she does. She tells her best friend her coworker's salary in an e-mail.
Which principles of Internet etiquette is Olivia breaking?
not sending repeated, unwanted e-mails
O avoid engaging in angry online chats
O respecting others by not shouting
O protecting the privacy of others

PLEASE HELP!! WILL MARK FIRST ANSWER BRAINLIEST!!~~~Amy needs to configure the Clutter option in Outlook 2016. Where should she go to activate the option?

Outlook Options
View tab
Outlook Web App
Ask an administrator

what do you call the two parts of lift that go down a mine

Web developers work part time true or false

which of the following defines a network

How can a user change the range of cells that a Conditional Formatting rule applies to?


A: Clear the rule first and reapply it as it cannot be modified.

B: In the Conditional Formatting Rules Manager dialog box, edit the cell range for the rule in the Applies To section.

C: Clear all rules that have been applied to the worksheet or selected range by clicking on the Clear Rules button.

D: Right-click the cell range and select Update Conditional Formatting Rule from the menu list.

In double-entry accounting, where should you record money that is leaving your company to pay bills?
A. In the debits column
B. In the credits column
C. In the asset column
D In the cash flow column
Please select the best answer from the choices provided
A
B
С
D

Beth wants to add information to her PowerPoint presentation that is hidden from her audience and only she will
see. Which feature should she use?
Notes pane
Title slide
Normal view
Slide Sorter view
Mark this and return

Browsers render web pages according to their own standards.
True or false?

Which of these functions may be used with positional arguments? Select four options
•AVERAGE
•COUNTIF
•COUNT
•SUM
•MAX​