Answer:
In C++:
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
using namespace std;
int main(){
vector<int> vectItems;
cout << "Vector length: ";
int ln; cin>>ln;
int num;
for (int ikk = 0; ikk < ln; ikk++){
cin >> num;
vectItems.push_back(num);}
int small, secsmall;
small = secsmall = INT_MAX;
for (int ikk = 0; ikk < ln; ikk++){
if(vectItems[ikk] < small){
secsmall = small;
small = vectItems[ikk]; }
else if (vectItems[ikk] < secsmall && vectItems[ikk] != small) {
secsmall = vectItems[ikk];} }
cout<<small<<" "<<secsmall;
return 0;}
Explanation:
See attachment for program file where comments are used for explanation
Answer:
Friction (drag)
Explanation:
The force resisting motion through a fluid is a type of friction, that is called drag.
False, modern computers don't need to compile direct source code from users. There are DUIs (direct user interface) that allows the user to interact with a computer without coding.
Virus.
A virus is a malicious program or script that Spreads.
Malware, however, will not spread.
Viruses can spread without a victim's permission because it is automated to do so.
For example, the Melissa virus would look like a file attachment that used reverse psychology to make you open it. From there, it goes through the first 50 email contacts stored on your computer and sends the virus to them from your computer.
I might be true and might not which chances are 50%
