(TCO 2) In C++ terminology, (Points : 4) a ... a class object is the same as a class instance. a class object is the same as a class member. a class object is the same as a class access specifier.
Answer:
The answer to this question is "15 line".
Explanation:
A function is a block of ordered, portable code used to perform a single, connected operation. The syntax of function declaration can be given as:
Syntax :
returntype functionName(parameter1, parameter2); //function prototype
or declaration
returntype functionName(parameter1, parameter2) //function definition or header of the function
{
//function body.
//function implementation
//return value;
}
In the given question the header of the showDub function is on line 15.
That's why the answer to this question is "15 line".
There are two domains that are commonly associated with sites that owned by a university or college: .edu and .ac.
In the case of .edu, <u>it is only available for United States higher education institutions or higher education institutions outside U.S that are affiliated with the United States since 2001.</u>
For non-U.S colleges and universities, they will commonly <u>use .ac as a second-level domain before putting in their country domain as the top-level domain.</u> Examples of this would be .ac.uk and .ac.jp.
<span>Vertical farming is the exercise of creating foodstuff and medication in sheer laden layers, vertically inclined exteriors and/or combined in other structures. The modern thoughts of vertical farming use indoor farming methods and controlled-environment agriculture (CEA) technology, where all environmental issues can be well-ordered. So knowing all of this, the negative outcome would be D.</span>
Answer:
The ER Diagram is in the attachment. And I an including the membership details in the use case:
Applicants: Coach will ask for iD.
if the application is not registered, coach sends to registration department.
Applicants registers-->> shows registration ID-->> goes to account section
Submits the fee->> goes to coach again-->>coach asks for fee sjip-->> On yes-->> entrance allowed else-->> sent to account section
Applicants apply for course-->>if prerequisite is met, registration allowed
else-->>registration denied
Note: If registration is allowed the applicant is sent to account section and
Also note:
First check, then registration, then course prerequisite check,then account->entrance
If registered->direct entry.
Explanation:
The answer is self explanatory.
