Answer:
Place holder
Explanation:
In computer programming, placeholder is a word, character or series of characters that is used to take up the space until the time when the space is actually needed. It is widely used in the sign up or login forms for web and mobile applications. For example, First Name, Last Name etc.
A programmer might have an idea that he will require this number of characters or values but he don't knows what the input will be, that’s why he uses the place holder.
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<em>It's either A or D both of them stand out and make sense to me so I think that it'll be right if you choose A or D.</em>
<em>-Ɽ3₮Ɽ0 Ⱬ3Ɽ0</em>
Answer:
i think you can layer it :)
Explanation:
nice drawing btw!
Answer:
d) y=x++
Explanation:
In all 3 statements:
y= ++x;
y=x=5;
y=5;
The value of y is equal to 5.
However in the statement y=x++, the value of 5 is equal to value of x prior to the increment operation. The original value of x was 4. So the value of y will be 4. Note that after the statement execution, the value of x will be updated to 5. In effect y=x++ can be visualized as a sequence of following steps:
x=4;
y=x;
x=x+1;
