Answer:
a. 1 is a packet, 2 is data, 3 is a frame.
Explanation:
And what is not mentioned is segment which used TCP/UDP and is part of Transport layer. The packet carries the destination and sender IP address, and is part of the Network Layer. The frame has the Mac address of destination device and senders device and is part of data link layer.
Hence segment has no IP address, hence b. is not correct. Also, data cannot have the IP Address, and Frame has the MAC address, Hence, the above answer. And this arrangement is part of Data Encapsulation.
Also keep in mind data can be anything like a series of bits, or any and it can or not have a header.
Or by searching up the desired content and or information on a search engine. I believe.
Descending.
Alphabetical order is from A-Z.
Ascending order is from A-Z.
Descending order is from Z-A.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
Explained
Explanation:
The three characteristics of an object
Encapsulation: It is the process of capturing data and securing it for safety from the outside interfaces. Binding data and operations of data into a single unit.
Inheritance: This is the process by which a class can be derived from the base class, with all features of base class and some of its own. This increases data reusability.
Abstraction: The ability to represent data at very basic level without showing the details of it is called abstraction.
Answer:
AOL
Explanation:
Some of the standards that enable programs to receive data from and display data to a variety of mobile and desktop devices includes;
I. CSS 3: it is a framework used for providing various styles used in web design.
II. HTML 5: this is a hypertext markup language used for creating web pages or website.
III. Javascript: it is a software framework that allows software components to send and receive data through a database.
IV. Service oriented architecture (SOA): this is an architectural pattern which allows various software application components to provide specific services to other applications through a network.
All of the following standards listed above enable programs to receive data from and display data to a variety of mobile and desktop devices except AOL. AOL is an acronym for American Online and it is typically used for providing internet connection through a dial-up.
