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It matters what programming language you are using. It would be something like this:

print("I love to program");

print("I love to program");

(written in modified javascript)

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WAN

but im saying this bc you cant mark brainliest with only 1 answer there

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B: WAN

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Answer:

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

Explanation:

As you know that noise distracts the process of communication. It is anything that distorts a message between two communicators. Noise can take many forms, such as playing the radio in the background, another person interfering with the conversation, and any other distraction that prevent the receiver from paying attention to what the sender is saying.

So, in this question, the noise phrase in the given passage is written in bold.

Ben wanted to call his friend Kevin for a game of football. He rang up Kevin and was about to mention the game. Just then, a car nearby honked loudly. Kevin said that he couldn’t hear what Ben said. Ben then repeated what he had said earlier.

A car honked nearly when Ben and Kevin are communicating with each other is considered noise. A car honked is a noise in the process of communication.    

Answer:

Just then, a car nearby honked loudly.

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PLATO

Answer:

A number line?

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its A I just took the test

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C

Explanation:

Functions can contain any number of commands.

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its a

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the answer is a i am right

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Here are the steps I followed to create the chart on the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.

I clicked the Insert option from the top toolbar.

I clicked the Chart option.

I clicked Chart Type, and selected the type of chart I wanted. The table above provides data on the increase in percentage of expenses over the years. I chose the Column chart to display this data graphically. The column chart is the best form of chart that can show variation between items.

I selected the Data Range. I specified the start and end values of the data set that I wanted to plot in the chart.

Under Chart Elements, I specified the title and legend for the chart. A legend makes it easy for a viewer to understand a titled graph.

The x-axis represents the year in my column chart, and the y-axis shows the percentage increase in expenses per year. With the help of this chart, I could see that every year the percentage in expenses has increased steadily, and reached the highest value in 2014.

Explanation:

This is really close to the sample answer, so I would be careful...

Answer:

obito duh, its Tobi the orange masked one he acts like madara but we know it's his simp guy

Answer:

Obito

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cuz obito

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B

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== returns true if both the left side and right side are equal

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D

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Parenthesis

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I code

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Its curly braces.

Your welcome!

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C(reflection effect)

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reflection effect

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2nd one

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A

Explanation:

3*6+2/2 = 19

(3*6)+2/2 = 19

3*(6+2/2) = 21

Answer:

long term goal

Explanation:

A long-term goal is an achievable a person seeks to accomplish within a certain period of time, typically in years. A series of short-term goals can sum up to a long-term goal. Martin's down payment plan to get a loan on a house within 5 years is a long term goal

The answer to this question is option c:

at the position of the insertion point

You can also confirm it from the image attached.

Here in the attached image, the image is inserted in the middle of the text at the place where pointer is present.

So the image is placed at which every position you cursor or insertion point is.

It is neither in:

at the end of a paragraph

at the end of a margin

at the right margin

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it will output True, so the statement is false

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Explanation: 2 and 5

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resistors reduce current flow and divide voltages, so 2 & 3!

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B and C both will be right answers

Answer:

B and C are both correct answers

Explanation:

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r=15

Step-by-step explanation:

If I'm understanding this correctly, you would add 6 to the right side of the equation which would make it 3r = 45. Then you would divide 45 by 3, equaling 15. So that ends up with r = 15.

Answer:

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

Explanation:

Let look at an if the else statement

if (condition1) {

 //some code if condition 1 is true

} else if (condition2) {

 // some code if condition 2 is true

} else {

 // some code if condition 3 is true

}

No let look at switch statement

switch(expression) {

 case x:

   // code block

   break;

 case y:

   // code block

   break;

 default:

   // code block

Now let look at your answer.

if then else should be replaced with switch if conditions are fixed.

in the process of replacing

write your condition of if statement  in the case area of swatch

Answer:

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

Explanation:

Let look at an if the else statement

if (condition1) {

//some code if condition 1 is true

} else if (condition2) {

// some code if condition 2 is true

} else {

// some code if condition 3 is true

}

No let look at switch statement

switch(expression) {

case x:

  // code block

  break;

case y:

  // code block

  break;

default:

  // code block

Now let look at your answer.

if then else should be replaced with switch if conditions are fixed.

in the process of replacing

write your condition of if statement  in the case area of swatch

Answer:

your partner in crime can not ROM around without a RAM.

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so it would be false.

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Windows

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Answer:

Its Windows

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identify

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Answer:

Identify

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Navigation Hallway and Cafe

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labrotaory and the south corrider

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marke me ad brainliest pls

Answer:

#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(){

double num1, num2;

char ope;

cout<<"Enter two numbers: ";

cin>>num1>>num2;

cout<<"Enter an operator +, -, /, * :";

cin>>ope;

if(ope == '+'){

cout<<num1+num2;}

else if(ope == '-'){

cout<<num1-num2;}

else if(ope == '*'){

cout<<num1*num2;}

else if(ope == '/'){

cout<<num1/num2;}

else{

cout<<"Invalid operator";}

return 0;

}

Explanation:

#include<iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(){

This line declares num1 and num2 as double

double num1, num2;

This line declares ope as a character

char ope;

This line prompts user for user inputs

cout<<"Enter two numbers: ";

This line gets user inputs

cin>>num1>>num2;

This line prompts user for operator

cout<<"Enter an operator +, -, /, * :";

This line gets the operator

cin>>ope;

This condition checks if the operator is +. If yes, it adds and prints the result

if(ope == '+'){

cout<<num1+num2;}

This condition checks if the operator is -. If yes, it subtracts and prints the result

else if(ope == '-'){

cout<<num1-num2;}

This condition checks if the operator is *. If yes, it multiplies and prints the result

else if(ope == '*'){

cout<<num1*num2;}

This condition checks if the operator is /. If yes, it divides and prints the result

else if(ope == '/'){

cout<<num1/num2;}

This checks for invalid operators

else{

cout<<"Invalid operator";}

return 0;

}

Answer:

I may be wrong but im pretty sure its true

Explanation:

True <3

Answer:

a

Explanation:

job leads

Answer:

Job leads

Explanation:

This is the correct answer because all of them are from becoming a job lead

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