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Answer:

universal design

Explanation:

Using simplified language and numbers, using large font type with more spacing between questions, and having students record answers directly on their tests are all examples of universal design.

Universal Design can be regarded as design that allows the a system, set up , program or lab and others to be

accessible by many users, this design allows broad range of abilities, reading levels as well as learning styles and ages and others to have access to particular set up or program.

it gives encouragment to the development of ICTS which can be

usable as well as accessible to the widest range of people.

Answer:

explain all background information first.

Explanation:

Now if you are to deliver a message and you have suspicions that the person who is to read it might be uninterested, unwilling, hostile or displeased, you should put the main idea later in the message. That is, it should come after you have provided details given explanations or evidence.

It is not right to start with bad news. As a matter of fact bad news should not be shared through mails, IM or texts.

Answer:

Option A (CRL) is the right answer.

Explanation:

Other given choices are not connected to the given scenario. So Option A is the right one.

Answer:

Speak to a U-Phone representative.

Explanation:

A representative will tell you the necessary details about the U-phone without any biases whatsoever, as they´re the closest to the company when it comes to detail about their products.

Answer:

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Explanation:

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Answer:

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Explanation:

using namespace std;

#include <iostream>

#include <string.h>

#include <stdlib.h>

#include <stdio.h>

#define BLANK_CHAR (' ')

int CountCharacters(char userChar, char * userString)

{

int countReturn=0;

int n = strlen(userString);

for (int iLoop=0; iLoop<n; iLoop++)

{

       if (userString[iLoop]==userChar)

       {

        countReturn++;

 }

}

return(countReturn);

}

/******************************************

    Removes white spaces from passed string; returns pointer

     to the string that is stripped of the whitespace chars;

  Returns NULL pointer is empty string is passed;  

     Side Effects:

 CALLER MUST FREE THE OUTPUT BUFFER that is returned

 **********************************************************/

char * RemoveSpaces(char * userString)

{

 char * outbuff = NULL;

 if (userString!=NULL)

 {

   int n = strlen(userString);

    outbuff = (char *) malloc(n);

   if (outbuff != NULL)

   {

          memset(outbuff,0,n);

          int iIndex=0;

          //copies non-blank chars to outbuff

         for (int iLoop=0; iLoop<n; iLoop++)

         {

           if (userString[iLoop]!=BLANK_CHAR)

          {

           outbuff[iIndex]=userString[iLoop];

           iIndex++;

   }

   } //for

   }

   }

 return(outbuff);

}

int main()

{

 char inbuff[255];

 cout << " PLEASE INPUT THE STRING OF WHICH YOU WOULD LIKE TO STRIP WHITESPACE CHARS :>";

 gets(inbuff);

 char * outbuff = RemoveSpaces(inbuff);

 if (outbuff !=NULL)

 {

    cout << ">" << outbuff << "<" << endl;

    free(outbuff);

    }

   memset(inbuff,0,255);  

   cout << " PLEASE INPUT THE STRING IN WHICH YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEARCH CHAR :>";

gets(inbuff);

  char chChar;

 cout << "PLEASE INPUT THE CHARCTER YOU SEEK :>";

 cin >> chChar;

 int iCount = CountCharacters(chChar,inbuff);

 cout << " char " << chChar << " appears " << iCount << " time(s) in >" << inbuff << "<" << endl;

}

Explanation:

The taskbar contains app buttons that allow you to quickly run the File Explorer or Microsoft Edge apps.

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Answer:

The answer is "Developing the custom control for the user interface"

Explanation:

The major difference between customized control & user control would be that it inherit throughout the inheritance tree at different levels. Usually, a custom power comes from the system. Windows. UserControl is a system inheritance.

Using accuracy up is the major reason for designing a custom UI control. Developers must know how to use the API alone without reading the code for your component. All public methods and features of a custom control will be included in your API.

Answer:

The output is:

1 2 3 4 5

Explanation:

Given

See attachment for code segment

Required

The output of rec2(5)

From the attached code segment, we have the following:

The base case: if (x==0){ return;}

The above implies that, the recursion ends when the value of x gets reduced to 0

The recursion:

rec2(x-1); ---- This continually reduces x by 1 and passes the value to the function

printf("%d ", x); This prints the passed value of x

Hence, the output of rec2(5) is: 1 2 3 4 5

Answer:

B. installApplication(‘A’, 1);

Explanation:

Given

The above code segment

Required

The correct call to installApplication

The function installApplication is declared as void, meaning that it is not expected to return anything.

Also, it receives a character and an integer argument.

So, the call to this function must include a character and an integer argument, in that order.

Option D is incorrect because both arguments are integer

Option C is incorrect because it passes no argument to the function.

Option A is incorrect because it receives an integer value from the function (and the function is not meant not to have a return value).

Option B is correct

Answer:

B. Hardware and software applications on either end could not talk to one another.

Explanation:

The answer to this question is that making connection to the internet used to be very slow, it's operation was difficult and so was its maintenance. Therefore they could be said to be unreliable at the time making electronic information sharing difficult as well as challenging. From this explanation the right answer to this question is answer option b.

Thank you.

Answer:

Following are the code to the given question:

user_num = int(input())#defining a variable user_num that takes input from user-end

x = int(input())#defining a variable x that takes input from user-end

for j in range(3):#defining for loop that divides the value three times

   user_num = user_num // x#dividing the value and store integer part

   print(user_num)#print value

Output:

2000

2

1000

500

250

Explanation:

In the above-given program code two-variable "user_num and x" is declared that inputs the value from the user-end and define a for loop that uses the "j" variable with the range method.

In the loop, it divides the "user_num" value with the "x" value and holds the integer part in the "user_num" variable, and prints its value.  

Answer:

// CPP program to find type of input character

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

void charCheck(char input_char)

{

// CHECKING FOR ALPHABET

if ((input_char >= 65 && input_char <= 90)

|| (input_char >= 97 && input_char <= 122))

cout << " Alphabet ";

// CHECKING FOR DIGITS

else if (input_char >= 48 && input_char <= 57)

cout << " Digit ";

// OTHERWISE SPECIAL CHARACTER

else

cout << " Special Character ";

}

// Driver Code

int main()

{

char input_char = '$';

charCheck(input_char);

return 0;

}

Explanation:

// CPP program to find type of input character

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

void charCheck(char input_char)

{

// CHECKING FOR ALPHABET

if ((input_char >= 65 && input_char <= 90)

|| (input_char >= 97 && input_char <= 122))

cout << " Alphabet ";

// CHECKING FOR DIGITS

else if (input_char >= 48 && input_char <= 57)

cout << " Digit ";

// OTHERWISE SPECIAL CHARACTER

else

cout << " Special Character ";

}

// Driver Code

int main()

{

char input_char = '$';

charCheck(input_char);

return 0;

}

A desktop computer is a type of mobile device: B. False.

A desktop computer simply refers to an electronic device that is designed and developed to receive data in its raw form as an input and processes these data into an output that's usable by an end user.

Generally, desktop computers are fitted with a power supply unit (PSU) and designed to be used with an external display screen (monitor) unlike mobile device.

In conclusion, a desktop computer is not a type of mobile device.

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Answer:

My best answer would be, "b. Remove all possible contact points, and test again while ensuring only a single contact point"

This is because usually when the cursor jumps around without reason, it's caused by the user accidentally hitting the mouse touchpad on his or her laptop while typing. ... Similarly, know that just because you have an external mouse attached to your laptop, the built-in mousepad is not automatically disabled.

Brainliest?

Answer:

umm im not sure tbh

Explanation:

Answer:

Hence the answer is given as follows,

Explanation:

Base Case:-  

If (num == 0) //This is the base case for the given recursive method  

return 1;  

If(num % 2!=0) checks whether num is odd.  

The above condition is true for all odd numbers and false for even numbers.  

if the remainder is not equal to zero when we divide the number with 2 then it is odd.  

The method:-  

The above recursive method calculates the product of odd numbers up to the given range(that is num)  

For num=5   => 15(5*3*1).  

For num=7   => 105(7*5*3*1).  

For num=10 => 945(9*7*5*3*1).

Answer:

Explanation:

Using the main() and Instrument class which can be found online. We can create the following StringInstrument class that extends the Instrument class itself. The only seperate variables that the StringInstrument class posses' would be the number of Strings (numStrings) and the number of frets (numFrets). Due to technical difficulties I have added the code as a seperate text file below.

Answer:

Humildade

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Vencer independente

Answer:yes

Explanation:

Yup

Answer: Computer operator

Explanation:

Following the information given, we can deduce that Connie is employed as a computer operator. A computer operator is a role in IT whereby the person involved oversees how the computer systems are run and also ensures that the computers and the machines are running properly.

Since Connie keeps the operating systems up-to-date, ensures that memory and disk storage are available, and oversees the physical environment of the computer, then she performs the role of a computer operator.

Answer:

The correct answer is A) Support Analyst

Explanation:

From the question, we can see that Roland is familiar with both machines and software. He is familiar with the operations of both parts of a computer to the end that he can attempt a fix. And if he can't he knows who to refer the end-users to. Usually, some IT personnel that is more experienced.

From the above points, we can safely say that Roland is an IT Support Analyst. He cannot be the Systems analyst because Systems Analysts are usually at the top of the Pyramid. They take on problems that are referred upwards to them from support analysts.

Cheers

Answer:

The answer is "Option c"

Explanation:

In PHP to remove all the session variables, we use the session_destroy() function. It doesn't take any argument is required and then all sessions variables could be destroyed by a single call. If a particular clinical variable is now to be destroyed, the unset() function can be applied to unset a session variable. Its session doesn't unset or unset the session cookie by either of the local variables associated with it.

Answer:

yes when rating ads you should only consider your personal feelings on the ad

Answer:

The program in Python is as follows:

def swap(number1,number2):

   number1,number2 = number2,number1

   return number1, number2

first = int(input("First: "))

second = int(input("Second: "))

print("You input the numbers as ",first,"and",second)

first,second= swap(first,second)

print("After swapping\nFirst: ",first,"\nSecond:",second)

Explanation:

This defines the function

def swap(number1,number2):

This swaps the numbers

   number1,number2 = number2,number1

This returns the swapped numbers

   return number1, number2

The main begins here

This gets input for first    

first = int(input("First: "))

This gets input for second

second = int(input("Second: "))

Print the number before swapping

print("You input the numbers as ",first,"and",second)

This swaps the numbers

first,second= swap(first,second)

This prints the numbers after swapping

print("After swapping\nFirst: ",first,"\nSecond:",second)

Answer:

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Answer:

The target computer's operating system and gain unauthorized access to the hardware, hook into the keyboard with functions provided by the OS, or use remote access software to transmit recorded data out of the target computer to a remote location.

No physical sensation of pressing a button results in misfires. Lack of physical divisions between keys makes touch typing impossible. Smaller key spacing results in typos.

Answer:

Answer:Data Types. Computer systems work with different types of digital data. In the early days of computing, data consisted primarily of text and ...

Answer:

Explanation:

The code in the question is written in Java but If you want it in Python then it would be much simpler. The code below is writen in Python and uses list slicing to reverse the array that is passed as an argument to the function. The test case from the question was used and the output can be seen in the attached image below.

def reverse(arr):

   reversed_arr = arr[::-1]

   return reversed_arr