Answer:
Answer is A. One.
Refer below.
Explanation:
A data flow cannot go directly back to the same process it leaves. There must be at least one other process that handle(s) the data flow, produce(s) some other data flow, and return(s) the original data flow to the beginning process.
Answer to my knowledge is d. overlap
Answer: none of the above
Explanation:
As there are 4 connections one each for text and other 3 for the images so we will have to send 4 HTTP request in order to receive 4 HTTP response. HTTP works on TCP connection and here the here the each of the connections will transport one request and response message.
Therefore, as the web page has some text and 3 images it will need to send 4 HTTP request messages. These messages upon received by the server will generate the contents of the web page.
So as none of the options given match the desired answer. therefore the option will be none of the above.
Answer:
#include <stdio.h>// inclusion of header file.
int main()// definition of main function.
{
int Quotient,divisor; // declare the two numbers for operation.
scanf("%d %d",&Quotient,&divisor); // take the user inputs by scanf() function.
printf("The division result of the number = %f",Quotient/divisor);
// print statement to print the division.
return 0; // return statement.
}
Output:
- If the user input is 10 and 9 then the output is 1.
- If the user input is 4 and 2 then the output is 2.
Explanation:
- Firstly there is a file inclusion which helps to understand the input and output function
- Then we declare two variables of integer type which take a value of integer type.
- Then there is a scanf statement which takes the input from the user. The '%d' format specifies that the value is in an integer value.
- Then there is a print statement that gives the divisor in floating value. The division operation is written in the printf statement which is used to print the value. '%f' display the value in decimal value.
