Write a function called reverse Return that is almost the same job as reverse, but instead of printing the letters straight to the screen, it returns a String in which the letters have been reversed. The function call would look like:

An electronic [tex]\sf\purple{spreadsheet}[/tex] is an application you use to perform numeric calculations and to analyze and present numeric data.

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An electronic spreadsheet is an application you use to perform numeric calculations and to analyze and present numeric data.

You may examine and show numerical data as well as execute numerical calculations using an electronic spreadsheet.

Microsoft Excel, Sheets, and Apple Numbers are a few examples of electronic spreadsheets.

Text, number, logical, and error data are the four categories of data. Each type can be used for a variety of tasks, so knowing which to use and when to use it is crucial.

You might also keep in mind that while exporting data into a spreadsheet, some data types might change.

You may examine and show numerical data as well as execute numerical calculations using an electronic spreadsheet.

Thus, the answer is electronic spreadsheet.

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Answer:

an optical instrument used for viewing very small objects, such as mineral samples or animal or plant cells, typically magnified several hundred times

Answer:

A microscope is a laboratory instrument used to examine objects that are too small to be seen by the naked eyes.

Answer: Its............ A Chromebook type of Chromebook...??

Explanation:

Ion know I aint a geek, geezer -_- (Thats a lie)

Answer:

A. true

Explanation:

because 5s is the.................

Answer:

D, routers enable us to connect to the internet.

Answer:

Electronic boards

Videoconferencing ability

Search engines

Cloud services

Computing softwares

Explanation:

Technology tools are used to simplify task bring ease, comfort as well as better satisfaction :

The use of electronic boards for teaching is an essential tool for students and educators alike as it provides great features aloowibg teachers to write and make drawings without hassle. This clear visual display goes a long way to aide student's understanding.

Videoconferencing breaks the barrier that distance and having to travel bring swhen it comes to learning. With this tools, students and educators can now organize classes without having to be physically present un the same class room.

Search engines : the means of finding solutions and hints to challenging and questions is key. With search engines, thousands of resources can now be assessed to help solve problems.

Cloud services : this provud s a store for keeping essential information for a very long time. Most interestingly. These documents and files can be assessed anywhere, at anytime using the computer.

Computing softwares : it often seems tune consuming and inefficient solving certain numerical problems, technology now p ovide software to handles this calculation and provides solutions in no time using embedded dded to codes which only require inputs.

Answer:

128 KB      

Explanation:

Given data :

The block size = 512 bytes

Block pointer size = 2 bytes

In an indexed allocation, a special block named Index Block contains all the pointers to the blocks that the file had occupied.

Therefore, the maximum number of block pointer in 1 block :

[tex]$=\frac{\text{block size}}{\text{pointer size}}$[/tex]

[tex]$=\frac{512}{2}$[/tex]

= 256

Thus, a block can hold maximum 256 pointers.

It is given the level of indexing is one. So,

Maximum size of the file =  maximum number of block pointers in 1 file x block size

                                          = 256 x 512

                                          [tex]$=2^8 \times 2^9$[/tex]

                                          [tex]$=2^{8+9}$[/tex]

                                           [tex]$=2^{17}$[/tex]

                                          [tex]$=2^7 \times 2^{10}$[/tex]

                                          [tex]$=128 \times 2^{10}$[/tex]

                                          = 128 KB   (∵ 1 KB = [tex]2^{10} \ B[/tex] )

Therefore, the largest file that 1 level if indexed allocation method can handle is 128 KB.

Answer:

Explanation:

1) Chart area: This is the area where the chart is inserted. 2) Data series: This comprises of the various series which are present in a chart i.e., the row and column of numbers present. 3) Axes: There are two axes present in a chart. ... 4)Plot area: The main area of the chart is the plot area

Answer:

Right-click on any empty area of the taskbar and click “Taskbar Settings.” In the settings window, turn on the “Use small taskbar icons” option. As you can see, almost everything is the same except that the icons are smaller and you can cram a few more into the space.

Answer:

680564733841876926926749214863536422911

Explanation:

2¹²⁹ - 1 = 680564733841876926926749214863536422911

Explanation:

The following six steps must be followed to solve a problem using computer.

Problem Analysis.

Program Design - Algorithm, Flowchart and Pseudocode.

Coding.

Compilation and Execution.

Debugging and Testing.

Program Documentation.

Answer:

Explanation:

The following is written in Python, it contains all of the necessary object attributes and methods as requested and creates the three objects to be printed to the screen. The first uses user input and the other two are pre-built as requested. The output can be seen in the attached image below.

class Pet:

   _name = ''

   _animalType = ''

   _age = ''

   def __init__(self, name, age, animalType):

       self._name = name

       self._age = age

       self._animalType = animalType

   def setName(self, name):

       self._name = name

   def setAnimalType(self, animalType):

       self._animalType = animalType

   def setAge(self, age):

       self._age = age

   def getName(self):

       return self._name

   def getAnimalType(self):

       return self._animalType

   def getAge(self):

       return self._age

   def __str__(self):

       print("My Pet's name: " + str(self.getName()))

       print("My Pet's age: " + str(self.getAge()))

       print("My Pet's type: " + str(self.getAnimalType()))

name = input('Enter Pet Name: ')

age = input('Enter Pet Age: ')

type = input('Enter Pet Type: ')

pet1 = Pet(name, age, type)

pet1.__str__()

pet2 = Pet("Sparky", 6, 'collie')

pet3 = Pet('lucky', 4, 'ferret')

pet2.__str__()

pet3.__str__()

Answer:

False

Explanation:

They are not applied in the hardware and software of information systems.

Answer:

D. Iterative design

Explanation:

An iterative design can be defined as a cyclic process which typically involves prototyping, testing, evaluating or analyzing and refining of a product, so as to continually improve the product.

In an iterative design process, the following steps are adopted;

1. A prototype of the product is first created and tested by the manufacturer.

2. The product is then evaluated to check for any defect or flaw.

3. The defect or flaw is fixed through a refining process.

4. The previous steps are repeated incrementally until an improved version of the product is created.

Hence, cycling through the design process to create several models that incrementally improve a solution is called iterative design.

Answer:

Iterative Design

Explanation:

A. It seeks to figure what it defective

B. It reaffirms if all requirements are met to solve a problem

C. It's main goal was to avoid excess products that might not end up making sales in the near future

D. Making several revision on problems to take out an efficient solution

D makes the most sense here.

Answer:99

Explanation:  Last summer, my family and I took a trip to Jamaica. My favorite part of the trip was when we went to a place called the Luminous Lagoon. We ate dinner and waited for the sun to go down. Then we boarded a boat and went out into the lagoon. That’s when the magic started.

At first we could not see very much in the darkness except for the stars in the sky. After a few minutes, however, I noticed some fish swimming in the water. They didn’t look like ordinary fish. These fish were glowing! Our guide explained that the glow came from tiny creatures in the water called dinoflagellates. These little animals are not visible to us, but their bodies produce light using something called bioluminescence, just like fireflies. There are so many of these creatures in Luminous Lagoon that the water around them seems to glow.

After our guide explained these facts to us, he told us to put our hands in the water. I was not sure if it would work, but I tried it. When I did, my hand looked like it belonged to a superhero! It was glowing bright blue. I hope someday I get to return to the Luminous Lagoon. The lights in the water were much more entertaining than the ones in the sky.

Problem:

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The Greek prefix dinos- means “whirling” and the Latin root word flagellum means “whip”. What does dinoflagellate most likely mean as it is used in the passage?

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the production of light from an organism’s body

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the study of creatures that live in the ocean

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to move around underwater water like a fish

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an organism with a whip-like part it uses to move around in the water

Answer: its bad

Explanation:

Answer:

Lagging in offline games suggests there is something wrong with the computer, not the internet. There are various speed tests you can use to determine the speed of your internet! One being https://www.speedtest.net/ which is a more well known and trusted site. Depending on how old your computer is or if it is a laptop not build for games can influence your gameplay experience greatly.

Answer:

POP

Explanation:

The application layer protocol that is been used here is POP, given that you issued a transmission to the socket on you LAN: 10.1.145:110.  and you use a standard port designation

Reason:

110 ( port number ) represents a POP3 process that is always used in a TCP/IP network , and the socket address started with an IP address as well. hence we can say that the application layer protocol is POP

Answer:

Here the code is  given as,

Explanation:

Code:

#include <math.h>

#include <cmath>  

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main() {

int v_stop = 0,count = 0 ;

int x;

double y;

int t_count [100];

double p_item [100];

double Total_rev = 0.0;

double cost_trx[100];

double Largest_element , Smallest_element;

double unit_sold = 0.0;

for( int a = 1; a < 100 && v_stop != -99 ; a = a + 1 )

  {

     cout << "Transaction # " << a << " : " ;

     cin >> x >> y;

  t_count[a] = x;

  p_item [a] = y;

  cost_trx[a] = x*y;

  v_stop = x;

  count = count + 1;

  }

  for( int a = 1; a < count; a = a + 1 )

  {

   Total_rev = Total_rev + cost_trx[a];

   unit_sold = unit_sold + t_count[a];

  }

  Largest_element = cost_trx[1];

  for(int i = 2;i < count - 1; ++i)

   {

      // Change < to > if you want to find the smallest element

      if(Largest_element < cost_trx[i])

          Largest_element = cost_trx[i];

   }

Smallest_element = cost_trx[1];

  for(int i = 2;i < count - 1; ++i)

   {

      // Change < to > if you want to find the smallest element

      if(Smallest_element > cost_trx[i])

          Smallest_element = cost_trx[i];

   }

  cout << "TRANSACTION PROCESSING REPORT     " << endl;

  cout << "Transaction Processed :           " << count-1 << endl;

  cout << "Uints Sold:                       " << unit_sold << endl;

  cout << "Average Units per order:          " << unit_sold/(count - 1) << endl;

  cout << "Largest Transaction:              " << Largest_element << endl;

  cout << "Smallest Transaction:             " << Smallest_element << endl;

  cout << "Total Revenue:               $    " << Total_rev << endl;

  cout << "Average Revenue :            $    " << Total_rev/(count - 1) << endl;

  return 0;

}

Output:

Answer:

The conditional statement and its flowchart can be defined as follows:

Explanation:

Conditional statement:

if x>100 Then //defining if that check x value greater than 100

y=20//holding value in the y variable

z=40//holding value in z variable

End if

Answer:

Here is the output.

Explanation:

import java.util.Arrays;  

public class Main{  

   public static void main(String[] args){        

       int[] array={43,42,23,42,4,56,36,7,8,676,54};

       System.out.println(Arrays.toString(array));

       printArray(array,"*");

       System.out.println(""+getFirst(array));

       System.out.println(""+getLast(array));

       System.out.println(Arrays.toString(getAllButFirst(array)));

       System.out.println(""+getIndexOfMin(array));

       System.out.println(""+getIndexOfMax(array));

       System.out.println(Arrays.toString(swapByIndex(array, 1,2)));

       System.out.println(Arrays.toString(removeAtIndex(array,3)));

       System.out.println(Arrays.toString(insertAtIndex(array,3,65)));

   }  

   //---1----

   public static void printArray(int[] arr, String sep){  

       for(int i=0; i<arr.length-1;i++){  

           System.out.print(" "+arr[i]+" "+sep);  

       }  

       System.out.println(" "+arr[arr.length-1]);  

   }  

   //---2----  

   public static int getFirst(int[] arr){  

       return arr[0];  

   }

   //---3----  

   public static int getLast(int[] arr){  

       return arr[arr.length-1];  

   }  

   //---4-----  

   public static int[] getAllButFirst(int[] arr){  

       int[] anotherArray=new int[arr.length-1];  

       for(int i=1; i<arr.length;i++){  

           anotherArray[i-1]=arr[i];  

       }

       return anotherArray;

   }

//---5------  

   public static int getIndexOfMin(int[] arr){  

       int index=0;  

       int min=arr[0];  

       for(int i=1; i<arr.length;i++){  

           if(min>arr[i]){  

               min=arr[i];  

               index=i;  

           }  

       }

       return index;  

   }  

   //---6------  

   public static int getIndexOfMax(int[] arr){  

       int index=0;  

       int max=arr[0];  

       for(int i=1; i<arr.length;i++){  

           if(max<arr[i]){  

               max=arr[i];  

               index=i;  

           }  

       }  

       return index;  

   }  

   //---7------  

   public static int[] swapByIndex(int[] arr, int a , int b){  

       int temp=arr[a];  

       arr[a]=arr[b];  

       arr[b]=temp;  

       return arr;  

   }  

   //---8------  

   public static int[] removeAtIndex(int[] arr, int index){  

       int[] anotherArray = new int[arr.length - 1];  

for (int i = 0, k = 0; i < arr.length; i++) {  

if (i == index) {  

continue;  

}  

anotherArray[k++] = arr[i];  

}  

// return the resultant array  

return anotherArray;  

   }  

//---9------  

   public static int[] insertAtIndex(int[] arr, int index, int element){  

       int[] anotherArray = new int[arr.length + 1];  

for (int i = 0, k=0;k < arr.length+1; k++) {  

if (k == index) {  

anotherArray[k]=element;  

               continue;  

}  

anotherArray[k] = arr[i++];  

}  

// return the resultant array  

return anotherArray;  

   }  

//---10------  

   public static boolean isSorted(int[] arr){  

       for(int i=0; i<arr.length-1;i++){  

           if (arr[i+1]<arr[i]){  

               return false;  

           }  

       }  

       return true;  

   }  

}

Answer:

Here the code is given as follows,

Explanation:

#include <iostream>

#include <string>

using namespace std;

void Vowels(string userString);

int main()

{

   string userString;

   //to get string from user

   cout << "Please enter a string: ";

   getline(cin,userString,'\n');

   Vowels(userString);

   return 0;

}

void Vowels(string userString)

{

   char currentChar;

   //variables to hold the number of instances of each vowel

   int a = 0, e = 0, i = 0, o = 0, u = 0;  

   for (int x = 0; x < userString.length(); x++)  

   {

       currentChar = userString.at(x);

       switch (currentChar)  

       {

           case 'a':

               a += 1;

               break;

           case 'e':

               e += 1;

               break;

           case 'i':

               i += 1;

               break;

           case 'o':

               o += 1;

               break;

           case 'u':

               u += 1;

               break;

           default:

               break;

       }

   }

   // to print no of times a vowels appears in the string

   cout << "Out of the " << userString.length() << " characters you entered." << endl;

   cout << "Letter a = " << a << " times" << endl;

   cout << "Letter e = " << e << " times" << endl;

   cout << "Letter i = " << i << " times" << endl;

   cout << "Letter o = " << o << " times" << endl;

   cout << "Letter u = " << u << " times" << endl;

}

Hence the code and Output.

Please enter a string

Out of the 16 characters you entered.

Letter a = 2 times

Letter e = 1 times

Letter i = 0 times

Letter o = 1 times

Letter u = 0 times.

Answer:

DCUKE

Explanation:

Given that,

Code for JAVA = LCXC

To find,

Code for BASIC = ?

As we observe the pattern,

In "JAVA", every letter moved two-letter forward in their alphabetical order or we can say that every third alphabet of the given letter is used to make the code:

J + 2 = L

A + 2 = C

V + 2 = X

A + 2 = C

Similarly,

B + 2 = D

A + 2  = C

S + 2 = U

I + 2  = K

C + 2 = E

Thus, DCUKE is the code for BASIC.

The code for BASIC given the code for JAVA is; DCUKE

We are given the code for JAVA as LCXC

From that code for "JAVA", we see that every letter is moved forward two letters in their alphabetical order. This means

Similarly for BASIC;

Thus, finally the code for BASIC is DCUKE

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Answer:

The following classifications can be made of the computer systems:

1. According to size.

2. Functionality based on this.

3. Data management based. 

Explanation:

Servers:-

Servers are only computers that are configured to offer clients certain services. Depending on the service they offer, they are named. For example security server, server database.

Workstation:-

These are the computers which have been designed mainly for single users. They operate multi-user systems. They are the ones we use for our daily business/personal work.

Information appliances:-

They are portable devices that perform a limited number of tasks such as basic computations, multimedia playback, internet navigation, etc. They are commonly known as mobile devices. It has very limited storage and flexibility and is usually "as-is" based.

Which XXX declares a student's name.

public class Student {

   XXX

   private double myGPA;  

   private int myID;

   public int getID() {

        return myID;

   }

}

Group of answer choices

a. String myName;

b. public String myName;

c. private myName;

d. private String myName;

private String myName;

To declare a student's name, the following should be noted.

i. The name of the student is of type String

ii. Since all of the instance variables (myGPA and myID) have a private access modifier, then myName (which is the variable name used to declare the student's name) should be no exception. In other words, the student's name should also have a private access.

Therefore, XXX which declares a student's name should be written as

private String myName;

Option (a) would have been a correct option if it had the private keyword

Option (b) is not the correct option because it has a public access rather than a private access.

Option (c) is not a valid syntax since, although it has a private access, the data type of the variable myName is not specified.

Option (d) is the correct option.

Answer:

Think of a firewall as your own personal security guard. The firewall will block unapproved websites from talking to your computer and will stop your computer from talking to unapproved/unnecessary websites. Hope this helps!

Explanation:

Answer:

Algorithm and flowchart are the powerful tools for learning programming. An algorithm is a step-by-step analysis of the process, while a flowchart explains the steps of a program in a graphical way. Algorithm and flowcharts helps to clarify all the steps for solving the problem.

Answer:

Configure an automatic reply.

Explanation:

Dan's best option would be to configure an automatic reply. This reply will instantly be sent to any individual that messages Dan requesting a meeting. Once configured, Dan will no longer need to manually respond to each one of the messages and it will instead be handled automatically. These messages will also be automatically moved to the outbox where the messages that have been sent usually go.

Answer:

C

Explanation:

Answer:

slide sorter view

Explanation:

Explanation: while you can use 3/4 of these options to reorder slides, it is more common to use slide sorter view.

Slide sorter view. while you can use 3/4 of these options to reorder slides, it is more common to use slide sorter view.

You can see and sort the presentation slides in PowerPoint using the Slide Sorter view. Click the "Slide Sorter" button in the presentation view buttons in the Status Bar to enter the Slide Sorter view.

The presentation slides can be added to, removed from, and copied using the Slide Sorter view. The visual flow of the presentation is also displayed in PowerPoint's Slide Sorter view. Additionally, you may add and observe a slide transition animation here.

  All of the presentation slides in PowerPoint's Slide Sorter mode are displayed as thumbnails. The slide's content cannot be changed in this view. However, many of the functions available in the PowerPoint Slide Sorter view

Therefore, Slide sorter view. while you can use 3/4 of these options to reorder slides, it is more common to use slide sorter view.

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