Answer:
b. adds to Iterator the ability to move backwards in the collection
Explanation:
In Java programming, the ListIterator interface adds to Iterator the ability to be bidirectional i.e move backwards and forward in the collection and it is a sub-interface of the Iterator interface.
The ListIterator interface makes it possible to modify any list during iteration and determine its position in the list.
Answer:
Without it information flow is impossible
Explanation:
The word 'pivotal' also means crucial or vital, and so we need to consider what an operating system actually does.
Remember, merely having all the hardware of a computer would not allow you to run (install and use) programs. It is by means of an operating system that teaching programs can be installed, and it is also by means of an operating system learning can take place.
For example, a student can decode (learn) instructions/lessons from his teacher via a software program; and the software program needs an operating system to open (run) the program.
The inch tiles are larger, meaning they use less space.
Answer:
The program only runs 5 five since the for loop statement is limited to loop only five times.
Explanation:
In programming, a for-loop statement is used to repeat a collection of events a definite number of times. The number of loops is specified and compared with a variable to execute a block of code.
The for-loop statement in the code above declares and initializes a variable "i" to zero, runs the block of code, and increments by one if it is less than 5.
To make it run eight times, the value five should be changed to 8 instead.
Several different alkane fruits.
watermelon cantaloupe mango pears grapes passion fruit dried fruits like dates and apricots figs and raisins are also considered heavy alkaline foods apples, fresh apricots bananas berries and avocados.... list goes on.
