Answer:
//variable integer_list to hold a list of integers
DECLARE integer_list
ASSIGN values to integer_list
//variable sum to hold the sum of the elements in the list
DECLARE sum
ASSIGN zero to sum
//loop through the integer_list and sum all it's elements together.
for(int i=0; i<integer_list.size(); i++){
sum += interger_list.get(i)
}
//Show the result of the addition from the for loop
DISPLAY "The sum is " + sum
Explanation:
The above code uses some hypothetical programming language syntax. The second and third lines declare an arbitrary integer list and assign a set of values to it respectively.
The fifth line declares a variable "sum" which will hold the result of summing all the elements in the list. The sixth line initializes "sum" to zero.
The for loop shown iterates through the integer list cumulatively summing its elements.
The result is displayed as written on line 12.
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The correct option is DELPHI. Delphi technique is a structured and systematic method used in forecasting. The method often involve sending several rounds of questionnaires to experts. The anonymous responses are then gathered together and shared with the concerned group after each round of answers are received.
Answer:
Option (d) Software firewall is placed between the normal application and the networking components of the operating system
Explanation:
- Software Firewalls protect the computer from trojans and malicious content which can arise from unsafe applications.
- It also protect the computer from external network.
- It filters the data to and from a software application in the desktop.
- It also filters the data to and from a network.
- It safeguards the computer from not loosing access to the attackers.
- It is customizable software and has to be monitored like installing updates and storage spaces etc.
- Software Firewall in conjunction with the Hardware Firewall must be used for the security of the desktop and the networks.
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Full question:
Suppose that, when you arrive at the sale site for $50 Apple laptops (described in the text) at 1:45 A.M., you find more than 2,000 people already waiting for the site to open. You turn around and go home to get some sleep. Later you buy an Apple laptop, the same model as the $50 one, for $1,070. This indicates that ________.
Answer:
your opportunity cost of waiting at the site (and pushing and shoving) is at least $1,020
Explanation:
If you had decided to stay and wait and go through the hassle of pushing and grabbing in the queue to get a laptop of $50, you would have saved $1020. This is an opportunity that you have not(forgone) used and so you pay for it in the form of increased price of the apple laptop at $1070.
