Answer:
d. A String is a class data type so a String variable holds a reference to a location in memory
It depends on which programing language or scripting language...
Explanation:
If it's Java then D is the correct answer...
B false data does not only have to be facts
Answer:
polygon_sides = {"Triangle" : 3,"Square" : 5}
n_polygons = {}
for key in polygon_sides:
n_polygons[polygon_sides[key]] = key
print("Polygon sides: ", polygon_sides)
print("Names of polygons: ", n_polygons)
Explanation:
- Initialize the polygon_sides dictionary.
- Loop through polygon_sides dictionary and assign the associated names to n_polygons variable.
- Display the polygon sides and the names of polygons.
This was quite tricky but, I found a program online that answers your question. The answer is (Do you know your binary code? Answer this in binary code)
Answer:
D
Explanation:
because it is more safe than a key
