Answer:
Information output and information storage
Explanation:
Output in the form of images, audio, printed on paper, video, 3D models, etc
Storage - saving information internally on hard drive and externally (HDD, SSD, RAID system, etc
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Answer:
struct item
{
float previousCost;
float taxAmount;
float updatedCost;
} itemObject;
void calculation(int cost,int quantity,float tax)
{
struct item *itemPointer=&itemObject;
itemPointer->previousCost=(cost) * (quantity);
itemPointer->taxAmount=itemPointer->previousCost * (tax/100);
itemPointer->updatedCost=itemPointer->previousCost+itemPointer->taxAmount;
}
Explanation:
- Define a structure called item that has 3 properties namely previousCost, taxAmount and updatedCost.
- The calculation function takes in 3 parameters and inside the calculation function, make a pointer object of the item structure.
- Calculate the previous cost by multiplying cost with quantity.
- Calculate the tax amount by multiplying previous cost with (tax / 100).
- Calculate the previous cost by adding previous cost with tax amount.
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Answer:
3 times
Explanation:
Given
The above loop
Required [Missing from the question]
Times the loop is executed
From the question, we have:
count2 = 0 ----- Start
count2 < 3 ----- End. This means (2) because 2 < 3
coun2++ ----- Increment of 1
This means that count2 will be incremented by 1 from 0 to 2.
So, the values of count2 at each loop is:
count2 = 0, 1, 2
Hence, the loop is executed 3 times