What section is it? I did the same thing a bit ago on edhesive
Int a, b;
cout<<"write to numbers";
cin>>a>>b;
cout<
Cams always us to see things that happen when we are not there
Answer:
In Java:
public static int decimalToBinary(int decimal){
int binary = 0; // initial value
int currUnitPlace = 1; // working location
while(decimal > 0) {
// put remainder in current unit place
binary += currUnitPlace * (decimal%2);
decimal /= 2; // move to next bit
currUnitPlace *= 10; // move unit place
}
return binary;
}
The Answer is (A) because a citation gives credit to the sources from which your information was obtained. Linkage has nothing to do with it... Plagiarism is the exact opposite of that.... And a format is just a way something is in order or arranged.