The answer is
bus topology.
Although considered obsolete nowadays, it is the simplest
and cheapest network topology to install and modify as only one main cable is
required for installation. It is also well suited for temporary and small
networks with a few nodes.
Answer:
D. fputs($someFile, $name);
Explanation:
The instruction is not right as it is in the answer, because the content inside $name will be placed into the file referenced by $someFile. The correct structure is like this:
fputs($name, $someFile);
where:
- $name is the variable with the <u>content to be inserted</u>.
- $someFile is the file <u>where the information is going to be saved</u>.
Answer:
1. From the command prompt, type:
pgp --encrypt "my-message.txt" --recipient "Sean" --output "secret-message.txt.gpg"
2. Press Enter.
Explanation:
From the command line, the above command is entered and Enter is pressed.
The command start with pgp, then it has different options:
--encrypt: this specifies the input file to be encrypted
--recipient: this specifies the specific user to which the file is been encrypted
--output: this specifies the name to which the output (encrypted file) is saved.
Answer:
Errors.
Explanation:
Angelika should focus on fixing the errors so that her ads can be shown. Because of the errors the code will not compile fully either be it run time error or compile time error or syntax error or any other error.
Warnings shows the potential problems but the code will run even if there are warnings and the notifications are not to worry about.