Using the knowledge in computational language it is possible to write a code that organize the desks, departments and employees of a company
<h3>Writting the code:</h3>
<em>10 Accounts Delhi</em>
<em>20 Marketing Delhi</em>
<em>40 IT Warsaw</em>
<em>30 Production Hyderabad</em>
<em>50 Sales Bengaluru</em>
<em>5 rows selected</em>
<em>SQL> select * from employee;</em>
<em>EMP_ID EMP_NAME DEPT_ID SALARY</em>
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Yes their is, some people can be hands on learning, or they may use the style of someone telling them how to do it. Theirs also reading to learn. Some other styles as well.
There are different aspects to a story. The factors that makes this story interesting is that;
- The writing style is exciting, and the author uses precise words.
- The passage includes sensory details, such as what the narrator saw and heard.
- The passage makes it easy to decide how the narrator felt during the event.
- The event is told in a reasonable sequence.
There are different factors that can makes a story to be very interesting. Note that a good story is centered around something that the audience do decides if it is interesting or vital.
A great story is known to comprise of the use of storytelling to make important news more interesting and it is known to be more than just to inform but to also adds value to the related topic.
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What makes this story interesting? Check all of the
boxes that apply.
The writing style is exciting, and the author uses precise words.
I was hiking on a crisp, clear autumn morning when a snake came slithering toward me. "It's probably just a garter Snake," I thought. As the snake slithered nearer, I spotted a rattle
b at the tip of its tail. I jumped back with a gasp.
The Snake was poisonous!
The passage includes sensory details, such as what the narrator saw and heard. The passage makes it easy to decide how the narrator felt during the event.
The event is told in a reasonable sequence.
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