Of course, yes.
Would anyone appreciate getting a bank statement that said, "Your bank account is empty." the day after pay day?
You like to know what companies do before you invest in them. You want the information to be accurate. You want to know how well financed they are to carry out their goals.
You should want governments to be responsible in their reporting of what they do with your tax dollars. In general they are not responsible, nor are they very accountable. Can you explain what a trillion dollar debt is? You are not alone if you can't.
Answer:
if(isBalloon== true && isRed==false) //compare the value of isBalloon variable with true value and isRed variable value with false value.
System.out.println("Balloon");//Print Balloon
else if(isBalloon== true && isRed==true) //compare the value of isBalloon variable with true value and isRed variable value with also true value.
System.out.println("Red balloon");//Print Red Balloon
else // when no if condition match it will execute.
System.out.println("Not a balloon"); //Print Not a Balloon
Output:
Not a balloon
Explanation:
The "if-else" statement is defined above for the problem which is given on the question. The detailed explanation of the answer is described below--
- Firstly we need to check the "true" value for the "isBalloon" variable and "false" value for "isRed" variable. This is done in "if" statement separated with and(&&) operator which gives "true" when both are the true statement.
- Then we need to check the "true" value for the "isBalloon" variable and "isRed" variable. For this, we need to use "else if" statement which executes when "if" statement is false.
- Then we need to print the "Not a balloon" statement if both cases are false, for this, we use "else" statement which executes when the "if" and "else if" statement are false.
Answer:
d. n=0
Explanation:
The recursive definition stops when the variables square and diff are attributed fixed values.
It happens at n = 0, as square(0) = 0, diff(0) = 1.
So the correct answer is:
d. n=0
Answer:
Hope this helps.
//HGTTU.java
public interface HGTTU {
int universalConstant = 42;
public int getNormilazedIntValue();
}
//MyInt.java
public class MyInt implements HGTTU {
int instanceFiled;
Override
public int getNormilazedIntValue() {
return instanceFiled+universalConstant;
}
}
Explanation:
D, you're adding numbers and it will just print the result in integers not in string format.
You have 4 basic types of data in Python:
Integer -> non-decimal number i.e. 1,2,3,4,5...
Float -> decimal number
i.e. 0,128
Boolean -> true or false
(that is clear enough I think?)
String -> text as in a textbook i.e. You won the lottery.
