When you let the mouse pointer
pause for a moment or two over an item, it is called Hovering. Hovering means
positioning the pointer to a specific object without clicking yet any mouse
buttons. You also do not move it for at least a second. Hovering the mouse
pointer may have the targeted object display its infotip or tooltip.
Answer:
I would pick A.
Explanation:
Letting yourself know that making mistakes is a good way to let yourself know you won't completely fail.
Answer:
Option (A)
Explanation:
See attachment for options
From the options, the code segment of option (A) answers the question and the explanation is as follows:
I added a second attachment which illustrates the movement
function (solveMaze) {
moveForward(); ---- The robot moves up (to position 1)
moveForward(); ---- The robot moves up (to position 2)
rotateRight(); ---- The robot changes where it faces (however, it is still at position 2)
<em>while(canMove("forward")) { moveForward(); } </em>---- This is repeated until the robot reaches the end of the grid (i.e. position 3 and 4)
rotateLeft(); ---- The robot changes where it faces (however, it is still at position 4)
moveForward(); ---- The robot moves up to the gray square
Answer:
our laptops to do school work etc
our phones- use them everywhere
Explanation: