Off the top of my head I know there was a lot of researching by means of books. Books were where you went to find information. So nowadays you can find everything with a search engine whereas you had to go to the bookstore back then.
Answer:
The Basic Program is as follows:
10 LENGTH = 50
15 WIDTH = 30
20 AREA = WIDTH * LENGTH
25 PRINT AREA
30 END
The Algorithm is as follows:
1. Start
2. Let Length = 50
3. Let Width = 30
4. Compute Area = Length * Width
5. Display Area
6. Stop
See Attachment for flowchart (flowchart is designed using draw io tools)
Explanation:
The flowchart, algorithm and basic program all follow the same sequence and explanation
Using the basic program as a case study;
Line number 10: The program starts by initializing LENGTH to 50
Line number 15: It then initializes WIDTH to 30
Line number 20: The AREA is calculated by LENGTH * WIDTH
Line number 25: The value of AREA is printed afterwards
Line number 30: Lastly, the program stops execution
<span>1. Deleting files accidentally
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2. Viruses and damaging malware
3. Mechanical damages of hard drive
4. Power failures
5. Theft of computer
6. Spilling coffee, and other water damages
7. Fire accidents and explosions
<span>Hope this helps.</span>
deep blue IBM's chess-playing computer
The question has the below multiple choices
A. Man-In-The-Middle (MITM)
B. Man-In-The-Browser (MITB)
C. Replay
D. ARP poisoning
The answer is B
As compared to the Man-In-The-Middle attack, the
Man-In-The-Browser attack intercepts communications between parties to
manipulate or steal data. This attack seeks to intercept and steal or manipulate
communication that exists between the browser and the underlying computer. It
begins with a Trojan infecting the underlying computer and installing an
extension into the web browser configuration.