Answer:
Kernal module
Explanation:
Modules are pieces of code that can be loaded and unloaded into the kernel upon demand. They extend the functionality of the kernel without the need to reboot the system.
Nested elements are elements that are placed within another element.
When an element is nested within another, all lines of the nested element will <em>inherit </em>the <em>properties </em>of the parent element.
Take for instance, the following HTML code
<em><p align = "center"> I am a <b>boy</b> </p></em>
In the above HTML code,
The bold element (i.e. <b>) is nested in the paragraph element (i.e. <p>)
The paragraph element is aligned center.
This means that, all elements in the paragraph element (including the <em>bold element</em>) will be centralized.
Hence, all lines of a nested element will <em>inherit </em>the properties of the parent element.
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class C network addresses range from 192 to 223
Answer:
ASCII is the correct answer for the above question.
Explanation:
- ASCII is used to encode any character which is understood and used by the computer system.
- It is also known as the American standard code for information interchange. It is used to represent any character in the form of 7 bit-binary number which can be used for the computer system.
- It is designed for computers. It is in the binary language because the computer can understand only binary language.
- The above question asked about the file which holds the special character and presented in the form of binary. This file is known as the ASCII file which is described above.
