Compare and contrast between flowcharts that involve:
-simple logic flow and

-simple logic flow with a two way branch

Answer:

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

Explanation:

in most programming languages, the print() function is used to display a string value to the screen. Because, the print function prints all the string given in it as a parameter.

for example: to print hello world.

we use the function to print hello world as print("hello world").

However, it noted that other options are not correct because the main() function is an entry point of a program and it does not print string value to the screen. while run and show function do not print string value of screen also.

Answer:

in python print()

Answer:

To create a pivot table, select the columns to pivot and click on the insert option, click on the pivot table option and select the data columns for the pivot, verify the table range, select the location for the pivot and click ok. To format a column, select the columns and click the number option on the home tab, select the currency option and click on the number of decimal places

Explanation:

Microsoft Excel is a great tool for data analysis and visualization. It has several mathematical, engineering, statistical, and graphical tools for working with data.

A pivot-table is an essential tool for describing and comparing data of different types.

The steps to follow in order to produce a Pivot table would be as mentioned below:

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Explanation:

A ready queue is more adequate since in this method the load balancing occurs in a proper way. The goal of multiple processing is the correct distribution of load.

But in the cases when a processor is doing quicker or taking a smaller queue, it will self assign processes allotted for execution, configuring it with a constant busy state.

Answer:

DNS

Explanation:

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Answer:

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Explanation:

Your program is correct and doesn't need an attachment.

However, there's a mismatch in placement of curly braces in your program

{

}

I've made corrections to that and I've added the corrected program as an attachment.

Aside that, there's no other thing to be corrected in your program.

Use another compiler to compile your program is you are not getting the required output.

Answer: .\HelpdeskAdmin

Explanation:

If you wanted to log in as the local administrator then for the Username put a dot (.) and a backslash (\) in front of the Admin username.

The dot(.) will ensure that Windows knows that you are logging into a local computer as the administrator and so will grant you access. The relevant username therefore is, ''.\HelpdeskAdmin''.

I will use  .\HelpdeskAdmin as the username field.

The username-field is known to be a kind of command that is said to specifies the value for the name that shows the characteristics in the login form and it is one that identifies the username field.

Note that the use of the .\HelpdeskAdmin as the username field is the right thing to do as the dot(.) will make sure that the Windows knows that the user is logging into a computer as the administrator.

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Answer:

maxSum = FindMax(numA, numB) + FindMax(numY, numZ);

Explanation:

In the statement, maxSum is a double type variable which is assigned the maximum of the two variables numA numB PLUS the maximum of the two variables numY numZ using which are found by calling the FindMax function. The FindMax() method is called twice in this statement one time to find the maximum of numA and numB and one time to find the maximum of numY numZ. When the FindMax() method is called by passing numA and numB as parameters to this method, then method finds if the value of numA is greater than that of numB or vice versa. When the FindMax() method is called by passing numY and numZ as parameters to this method, then method finds if the value of numY is greater than that of numZ or vice versa. The PLUS + sign between the two method calls means that the resultant values returned by the FindMax() for both the calls are added and the result of addition is assigned to maxSum. The screenshot of program along with its output is attached.

The one that is not a period of the Middle Ages is the High Middle Ages. The correct option is c.

The Middle Ages, which roughly correspond to the years 500 to 1400–1500 BCE, is the term used to describe this time of European history. The phrase was initially used by academics in the 15th century to refer to the time frame between their own era and the dissolution of the Western Roman Empire.

The period between the fall of Imperial Rome and the start of Early Modern Europe is referred to as the “Middle Ages” for this reason. The reason the Middle Ages are known as the Dark Ages is that life was hard and brief in Europe, and contrasted with the orderliness of classical antiquity.

The time period in European history from roughly 500 AD to 1500 AD. This time period's early years are commonly referred to as the Dark Ages.

Therefore, the correct option is c, High Middle Ages.

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Answer:

B. The process will be terminated by the operating system.

Explanation:

When Round Robin is used for CPU scheduling, a time scheduler which is a component of the operating system is used in regulating the operation. A time limit is set for each of the processes to be run.

So, when a process fails to complete running before its time elapses, the time scheduler would log it off and return it to the queue. This queue is in a circular form and gives each of the processes a chance to run its course.

Based on the information given regarding CPU scheduling, the correct option is C. The process's state will be changed from running to blocked.

It should be noted that in a system where Round Robin is used for CPU scheduling, when a process cannot finish its computation during its current time quantum, the process's state will be changed from running to blocked.

It should be noted that a prices transition to a blocked state occurs when it's waiting for some events like a particular resource becoming available.

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Answer:

Modify

If scores[index] > highest then highest = scores[index]

End Of highest

Name = students[index]

End For Display

to

If scores[index] > highest then highest = scores[index]

Name = students[index]

End Of highest

End For Display

Explanation:

In the code, you posted the code segment that gets the name of the student with the highest score is outside the if condition that determines the highest.

To make correction, we only need to bring this code segment into the loop.

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Answer:

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

Explanation:

The correct option for this question is Animation tab.

Animation tab in PowerPoint ribbon is a unique tab that is not found in other office applications such as in word, excel, outlook, publisher etc.

Because in PowerPoint you can use animation to make your slides animated and all animation can be managed and animation-related settings, you can find in the animation tab.

However, other tabs such as Home, Insert, and View are common in all office applications.

Answer:

Dongle

Explanation:

a small device that connects to a computer and acts as a modem. broadband. internet connection with fast data-transfer speeds and an always-on connection. cable internet service.

Answer:

True

Operating System

Booting

Answer:

270 nsec

Explanation:

Ripple-carry adder is a combination of multiple full-adders. It is relatively slow as each full-adder waits for the output of a previous full-adder for its input.

Formula to calculate the delay of a ripple-carry adder is;

  = 2( n + 1 ) x D

delay in a full-adder = 150 nsec.

number of full-adders = number of ripple-carry bits = 8

 = 2 ( 8 + 1 ) x 150

 = 18 x 150

 = 270 nsec

Answer:

1. Start

2. Input Name, Jobs, Hours, Code

3. If Code == 'J' then

3.1 Pay = 20.00 * Hours

4. Else if Code == 'C' then

4.1 Pay = 15.00 * Hours

5. Else if Code == 'A' then

5.1 Pay = 10.00 * Hours

6. Output Name, Job, Hours, Pay

Explanation

This line starts the Pseudocode

1. Start

This line gets user inputs

2. Input Name, Jobs, Hours, Code

The following if and else statement determine the pay

3. If Code == 'J' then

3.1 Pay = 20.00 * Hours

4. Else if Code == 'C' then

4.1 Pay = 15.00 * Hours

5. Else if Code == 'A' then

5.1 Pay = 10.00 * Hours

This line prints the required output

6. Output Name, Job, Hours, Pay

Answer:

the clock rate of the first machine need to be 1.7 GHz

Explanation:

Given:

CPI of A = 1.9

CPI of B = 1.1

machine, B executes the same program with 20% less instructions and with a CPI of 1.1 at 800MHz

To find:

In order for the two machines to have the same performance, what does the clock rate of the first machine need to be

Solution:

CPU execution time = Instruction Count * Cycles per Instruction/ clock rate

CPU execution time = (IC * CPI) / clock rate

(IC * CPI) (A) / clock rate(A) =  (IC * CPI)B / clock rate(B)

(IC * 1.9) (A) / clock rate(A) = (IC * (1.1 * (1.0 - 0.20)))(B) / 800 * 10⁶ (B)

Notice that 0.20 is basically from 20% less instructions

(IC * 1.9)  / clock rate = (IC * (1.1 * (1.0 - 0.20))) / 800 * 10⁶

(IC * 1.9)  / clock rate =  (IC*(1.1 * ( 0.8))/800 * 10⁶

(IC * 1.9)  / clock rate =  (IC * 0.88) / 800 * 10⁶

clock rate (A) =  (IC * 1.9) / (IC * 0.88) / 800 * 10⁶

clock rate (A) =  (IC * 1.9) (800 * 10⁶) /  (IC * 0.88)

clock rate (A) = 1.9(800)(1000000)  / 0.88

clock rate (A) =  (1.9)(800000000)  / 0.88

clock rate (A) = 1520000000  / 0.88

clock rate (A) = 1727272727.272727

clock rate (A) = 1.7 GHz

Answer:

Yes

Explanation:

Online privacy is a controversial topic due to the fact that it's a very hard thing to navigate. Some websites use cookies that are used to store your data so in a way there taking your privacy away which is controversial because of the way they use the information. Some websites store it for use of ads while others sell it. This issue is applicable to me and my peers because of the way we use technology. It can be used to steal my information about where I live and what I look up online. Also, the information stored could have my credit or debit card credentials. This issue should be a federal and nationwide issue because this is an everyday occurrence and leaves tons of people in crushing   debt every year.

Answer:

its perfect

Explanation:

Answer:

The answer is below

Explanation:

Adjacency list is a technique in a computer science that is used for representing graph. It deals with a gathering of unorganized lists utilized to illustrate a limited graph. In this method, each list depicts the group of data of a peak in the graph

Adjacency List are most preferred to Adjacency Matrix in some cases which are:

1.  When the graph to is required to be sparsely.

2.  For iterability, Adjacent List is more preferable

Answer:

Colunm Chart

Explanation:

Trust me

Answer:

The 802.11ac wireless standard takes channel bonding to a higher level because it can support 20MHz, 40MHz, and 80MHz channels, with an optional use of 160MHz channels.

Explanation:

The 802.11ac is a standardized wireless protocol established and accepted by the institute of electrical and electronics engineers (IEEE). 802.11ac as a wireless local area network (WLAN) protocol, has multiple amplitude and bandwidth, thus making it to be the first standard wireless protocol to have the ability to operate on a Gigabit (Gb) network.

Generally, the 802.11ac wireless standard provides an advantage over 802.11n by incorporating increased channel bonding capabilities. The 802.11ac wireless standard takes channel bonding to a higher level because it can support 20MHz, 40MHz, and 80MHz channels, with an optional use of 160MHz channels.

On the other hand, 802.11n is a standardized wireless protocol that can support either a 20MHz or 40MHz channel.

Answer: D

Explanation: Because if he took the battery out it would not have short circuited.

Answer:

Press and hold the power button for up to 10 seconds, until your Mac turns off. If that doesn't work, try using a cellular device to contact Apple Support.

Explanation:

If that also doesn't work try click the following keys altogether:

(press Command-Control-Eject on your keyboard)

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

This makes the laptop (macOS) instruct to restart immediately.

Hopefully this helps! If you need any additional help, feel free and don't hesitate to comment here or private message me!. Have a nice day/night! :))))

Another Tip:

(Press the shift, control, and option keys at the same time. While you are pressing those keys, also hold the power button along with that.)

(For at least 10 seconds)

Answer:

Follows are the code to this question:

def weeklypay(hour_rate,hour ):#defining a method weeklypay that accepts two parameters

   pay=hour_rate* hour#defining variable pay that calculate payable amount

   return pay#return pay value

hour_rate=float(input("Enter your hour rate $: "))#defining variable hour_rate that accepts rate vlue

hour=int(input("Enter total hours: "))#defining hour variable that accepts hour value

print('The total amount you will get $: ',weeklypay(hour_rate,hour))#call method and print return value

Output:

Enter your hour rate $: 300

Enter total hours: 3

The total amount you will get $:  900.0

Explanation:

In the above-given code, a method "weeklypay" is declared, which holds two value "hour_rate and hour" in its parameter, inside a method a "pay" variable is declared, that calculate the total payable amount of the given inputs and return its value.

In the next step, the above variable is used to input the value from the user-end and uses the print method to call the "weeklypay" method and print its return value.

Answer: not sentence [3:6]

I hope this helps

Explanation:

Answer:

Follows are the code to this question:

def build_word_counter(string):#defining a method build_word_counter that accepts string as a parameter  

   d = dict()#defining d variable as a dictionary

   for x in string:#defining for loop that use string

       x = x.lower()#Use lower method  

       if not d.get(x):#defining if block that holds value in d variable

           d[x] = 1#use dictionary to hold value in 1

       else:#defining else block

           d[x] += 1#use dictionary to increment value by 1

   return d#return dictionary

print(build_word_counter(["Like","like","LIKE"]))#use print method to call method

def build_letter_distribution(string):#defining a method build_letter_distribution that accepts string variable

   d = dict()#defining d variable as a dictionary

   for i in string:#defining for loop to count string value

       for j in i:#defining for loop to hold string as number

           if not d.get(j):#defining if block that doesn't get value in dictionary  

               d[j] = 1#hold value in dictionary  

           else:#defining else block

               d[j] += 1#use dictionary to increment the dictionary value

   return d#return dictionary

print(build_letter_distribution(["Like","test","abcdEFG"]))#use print method to return its value

Output:

please find the attached file.

Explanation:

In the first program a method, "build_word_counter" is defined that accepts a string variable in its parameter, and inside the method, a dictionary variable "d" is defined that uses the for loop to hold string value and convert all value into lower case.

In the next step, a conditional statement is used that holds value in the dictionary and count its word value.

In the second program a method, "build_letter_distribution" is defined that holds string variable in its parameter, and inside the method, a dictionary variable "d" is defined that uses the two for loop and in if the block, it holds value in the dictionary and returns its value, and use print method to print its return its value.

Answer:

Follows are the method to this question:

class Invoicing  //defining a class Invoicing  

{

  public static final double Tax = 8.0; //defining static variable Tax that holds a value

  public static double Total;//defining a double variable Total

  public void computeInvoice(double p1)//defining method computeInvoice that take double parameter

  {

      Total = p1 + p1 * (Tax / 100);//defining double variable Total that holds Price value

      System.out.printf("Price $%.2f\n" , Total);//print calculated value

  }

  public void computeInvoice(double p2, int q)//defining method computeInvoice that takes integer and double parameter

  {

      Total = p2 * q;//use Total variable that calculate Price with Tax

      Total = Total + (Total * (Tax/ 100));//calculate taxes on Total

      System.out.printf("Price $%.2f\n" , Total);//print calculated value

  }  

  public void computeInvoice(double p3, int q, double c)//defining method computeInvoice that takes one integer and two-double parameter  

  {

      Total = p3 * q;//use Total to calculate Total price

      Total = Total - c;//remove coupon amount from Total amount

      Total = Total + (Total * (Tax/ 100));//calculate taxes on Total

      System.out.printf("Price $%.2f\n" , Total);//print calculated value

  }

}

public class TestInvoice  //defining Main class TestInvoice  

{

  public static void main(String[] ar)//defining main method  

  {

      Invoicing  obm = new Invoicing ();//creating Invoicing class object obm

      obm.computeInvoice(24.95);//calling method computeInvoice

      obm.computeInvoice(17.5, 4);//calling method computeInvoice

      obm.computeInvoice(10, 6, 20);//calling method computeInvoice

  }

}

Output:

please find attached file.

Explanation:

In the above-given code, a class "Invoicing" is defined, inside the class two static double variable "Total and Tax" is defined, in which the Tax variable holds a value that is "8.0".

In class three same method, "computeInvoice" is used that accepts a different parameter for providing method overloading, which can be defined as follows: