Hello, and thank you for asking your question!
When you click on the 'Justify' option on any type of word pad, it'll make all lines of words perfectly aligned. Here is a quick few-sentence example I made.
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1) Bricklayer 2) Roofer 3) Architectural drafter 4) landscape architect
Answer:
<h2>Option B: #VALUE</h2>
is the correct answer.
Explanation:
<h3>Reasons of #VALUE error:</h3>
- When cells are not given the expected type of value.
- If cells are left blank unnoticeable or for giving a null value.
- For entering dates and other numerical data in text form.
<h3>Correcting and fixing #VALUE error:</h3>
This type of error can only be fixed by finding the cell in which there is wrong data entered and correct it.
Fixing the #VALUE error is tricky as some functions automatically ignore the data that is invalid.
<h3>EXAMPLE:</h3>
- Suppose a cell contains the value as cost of the object and in order to make it 0, NA is inserted into the cell.
- While making total of all the costs, that particular cell might cause #VALUE error.
- Following image attach will help you clear the concept.
I hope it will help you!
#4 is true
We use pseudocode to help us understand code.
#5 is false
Strings are surrounded by quotes, integers are not.
#6 is 100.
Integers are numbers with no decimal places.
Answer:
a. (p*Main).age = 20;
Explanation:
Pointers use ->
where as normal variable use . to access its members
pMain is the pointer.
*pMain is the value inside pMain.
pMain->age = 20;
This statement equals to
(*pMain).age = 20;
Answer is option a.
