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2 years ago

What programming language has dominated scientific computing over the past 60 years?

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c++, because it is considered as the mother of all programming languages. you can easily access other programming languages if you have a command on c++

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In your opinion, why did Proponents of IPs used IPV6 instead of IPv5

frutty [35]

Answer:

The following where many reasons why IPv6 was used instead of IPv5 which are the limitation of it's 32 bit address, IPv5 began or used with a different name called Internet streaming, IPv6 provides unlimited addressing, because it comprises of 128 bit.

Explanation:

Solution:

The following reasons why Proponents of IPs used IPV6 instead of IPv5 is stated as follows:

Due to its limited 32 bit addressing

IPv6 offers almost unlimited addressing because of its 128-bit addressing

IPv5 started under a different name which is internet stream(ST)

ST(Internet streaming) was developed for streaming video and voice

ST was developed by Apple, NeXT, and Sun Microsystems

ST was effective on specific frequency to carry out communication

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3 years ago

Suppose that you have created a program with only the following variables.int age = 34;int weight = 180;double height = 5.9;Supp

Yuri [45]

Answer:

a. calculate(age, weight); // This is legal

b. calculate(age, height); // This is legal

c. calculate(weight, height); // This is legal

d. calculate(height, age); // This is not legal

e. calculate(45.5, 120); // This is not legal

f. calculate(12, 120.2); // This is legal

g. calculate(age, size); // This is not legal

h. calculate(2, 3); // This is legal

i. calculate(age); // This is not legal

j. calculate(weight, weight); // This is legal

Explanation:

a. This is legal because the argument passed are two in numbers and they are integers but the integer for the second parameter can be cast to double.

b. This is legal because the method requires two parameter and two are passed. The method requires integer and double. The passed parameter are integer and double.

c. This is legal because the method requires two parameter and two are passed. The method requires integer and double. The passed parameter are integer and double.

d. This is not legal because even though two parameters were passed. The first one should be int but double was supplied and double cannot be downgraded to int. There is a possible lossy conversion from double to int.

e. This is not legal because even though two parameters were passed. The first one should be int but double was supplied and double cannot be downgraded to int. There is a possible lossy conversion from double to int.

f. This is legal because the method requires two parameter and two are passed. The method requires integer and double. The passed parameter are integer and double.

g. This is not legal because even though two parameters were passed. The first one should be int but the second parameter is not defined before been passed to the calculate method.

h. This is legal because the argument passed are two in numbers and they are integers but the integer for the second parameter can be cast to double.

i. This is not legal because only one parameter was passed instead of two.

j. This is legal because the argument passed are two in numbers and they are integers but the integer for the second parameter can be cast to double.

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3 years ago

What is Digital Etiquette? Explain in your own words

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Answer:

rules about the best way to communicate

Explanation

rules about being proper and polite

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3 years ago

Write an expression using membership operators that prints "Special number" if special_num is one of the special numbers stored

Mashcka [7]

Answer:

In python, the statement can be written as:

if(special_num in special_list): print("Special Number")

Explanation:

We need to create a list with the name 'special_list' with some values and then check whether special_num is in the list or not using the membership operator.

Membership operator in python: in

Let us do it step by step in python:

special_list = ['1', '2', '3','4'] #A list with the values 1, 2, 3 and 4

special_num = input("Enter the number to be checked as special \t")

#Taking the input from the user in the variable special_num.

if(special_num in special_list): print("Special Number")

#Using the membership operator in to check whether it exists in the list or not.

Please refer to the image attached for the execution of above program.

So, the answer is:

In python, the statement can be written as:

if(special_num in special_list): print("Special Number")

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why is it when i go to social it shows a post from February it's like i am not with the ppl posting rn

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Not sure. if youre online try messing with the filters if there are some, if youre on the app try updating it.

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