Answer:
The answer is "Option c".
Explanation:
In the given visual basic code, an integer array "Inventory" is declared, that includes 3 elements, that are "357, 126, and 220". In the next line, a call stock function is used, in the function, the array is passed as a parameter and in array parameter, the index value that is "2" is passed. This function use label to print array index value, that is "220". and other options are incorrect that can be described as follows:
- Option a and Option b both are wrong because array indexing always starts with 0 and ends with n-1, and in this array, it will take index value 2, which is not equal to 357 and 126.
Answer:
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Answer:
Commercial HotSpots allows you mobility while regular wifi is a cheaper and reliable option while you are stale
Explanation:
Answer:
int main() {
Circle* pCircle = new Circle(5.0f, 2, 3);
pCircle->up();
pCircle->down();
pCircle->left();
pCircle->right();
cout << "X: " << pCircle->getx() << endl;
cout << "Y: " << pCircle->gety() << endl;
cout << "Radius: " << pCircle->getRadius() << endl;
pCircle->print();
pCircle->update_radius(4.0f);
if (pCircle->isUnit()) {
cout << "is unit" << endl;
}
pCircle->move_x(10);
pCircle->move_y(10);
}
Explanation:
something like that?
Answer:
The output is:
R
M
N
Explanation:
The code snippet print the beginning letter of each word in the given name.
In the for loop snippet:
first the program check if startWord is true and it is true, then it print the value of the character at index 0. Then it check if value of character is empty. If it is empty, startWord is initialized to true else it is initialized to false.
The loop only print a character when the value of i are 0, 8 and 11 which are also the beginning character of a word.
