I believe a block. I think that is the thing that can be repeated though the different parts of the code.
Answer:
i. site.py module
ii. random integer module
Explanation:
i. The exit() function is a function used to end a program in python and can only be called when the site.py module is present. The site.py module comes pre-installed with Python.
<u>So, the site.py module needs to be imported for the exit() function to be invoked.</u>
ii The randint() function is a function used to generate a random integer between two limits- a lower limit and a higher limit. The randint() function can be called when the random integer module is present.
<u>So, the random integer module needs to be imported to invoke the randint() function.</u>
Answer:
The correct answer for the given question is option(B) i.e "database system"
Explanation:
Database is the collection of interrelated data .Database system is an organization of components that define and regulate the collection, storage and manage the data.Database system maintain the integrity in the database. Database system provides an interface to the database for information storage and retrieval.
Transaction is the contract between a buyer and a seller to interchange goods or services. it does not regulate the collection store the data so this option is wrong .
Structured data and management system does not store the data that define and regulate the collection in organization. So this option is also wrong
So correct answer is database system.
Answer:
876100
019343
Explanation:
10s complement of a decimal number is obtained by the following process:
- Obtain 9s complement ( Subtract each digit by 9)
- Add 1 to the result
1) 123900
9s complement => (9-1)(9-2)(9-3)(9-9)(9-0)(9-0)
= 876099
Adding 1 , 10s complement of 123900 = 876100
2) 980657
9s complement = (9-9)(9-8)(9-0)(9-6)(9-5)(9-7)
= 019342
Adding 1 , 10s complement of 980657 = 019343
Answer:
<u><em>C</em></u>
Explanation:
Flash drives usually have an input (E.G. one of those android charger connectors), so just plug that into your camera, and load the flash drive with the photos. Then go home and plug the USB on the flash drive into your PC. If there isn't already, a folder will be made in your "Pictures" folder on your PC, to which you can open the folder, and then your photos should be there. From there you can open them, print them, etc.
Hope this helped, and sorry if I didn't answer in time.
