Answer:
The answer to this question is the "schemas".
Explanation:
A schema is plural schemata or schemas that defines a pattern of logic or action that constitutes classifications of data and the connections among them. In a computer science schemas is an organized structure for a database and all the operation of data modeling leads by schema. So the answer to this question is schemas
Explanation:
Since the Austin OU (organization unit) is a descendant of the Texas OU, it naturally inherits the permissions from its parent/ancestors.
Any restriction (permissions removed) from the Texas OU will be inherited onto the Austin OU. This is exactly the intended purpose of organizing groups in OU's because all changes will automatically inherited within the OU without having to work down the tree.
This can be confirmed by checking with other cities to see if they too have the same restriction.
The proper way the request should have been done is to apply the changes to the most specific unit possible, be that OU's, groups, etc.
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Question
A size of a jumbo candy bar with rectangular shape is l x w x h. Due to rising costs of cocoa, the volume of the candy bar is to be reduced by p%.
To accomplish this, the management decided to keep the height of the candy bar the same, and reduce the length and width by the same amount.
For example, if l = 12, w = 7, h = 3, and p = 10, then the new dimension of the candy bar is 11.39 x 6.64 x 3.
Below is an example of how the completed program should work:
Enter the length, width, and height of the candy bar separated by space(s): 12 7 3
Enter the amount of the reduced volume as a percentage: 10
The new dimensions of the candy bar is: 11.38 x 6.64 x 3.00
Format your output with setprecision(2) to ensure the proper number of decimals for testing!
Answer:
True
Explanation:
<u>Algorithm for push function</u>
The method of placing data on a stack is called a push operation.
It involves these steps −
- Check that the stack is complete.
- If the stack is complete, it will cause an error .
- Increases top to point next empty room if the stack is not complete.
- Adds the data component to the place of the stack where top is pointing.
<u>Algorithm for Insertfirst function</u>
- Create a new Link with provided data.
- Point New Link to old First Link.
- Point First Link to this New Link.
As we can see that in both algorithms ,we are inserting data to a new nodes and incrementing/pointing to a new node for inserting data.Both algorithms uses the same approach.
