I'm not sure what the 'following formats' are, but simply putting a $ in front of the letter will lock the column reference, and putting a $ in front of the number will lock the row reference. Putting a $ in front of both will allow you to keep the cell reference the same. For example:
A1 should be A$1$ in an equation to keep the reference as A1 for all 'filled down' equations.
I believe that the options are:
A. Menu bar
B. Help icon
C. Status barb
D. Backstage view
both status bar and backstage view have information about your document that you can view, but backstage view has more information and also information that you can also edit- so i believe that this is the best answer.
Answer:
True
Explanation:
Java and some other object oriented programs makes use of the command line arguments. This enables one to pass additional information to a program when it is run. whatever information that is passed to the program at the command line argument will accompany the program when is it run and java stores this information as an array of strings.
Answer:
JavaScript frameworks and Ajax
Explanation:
