I'm not sure why you would need to. An unresponsive program should not effect the integrity of the system to require a reboot.
If an unresponsive program is being particular persistent and won't exit, CTRL + ALT + DEL then Task Manager, and clicking on the program in the "Processes" tab and clicking "End Task" is a reliable way to get rid of it.
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011110 is the following base 10 & base 2 numbers in signed magnitude, one’s complement and two’s complement.
c)011110
<u>Explanation:</u>
Converting 10 base signed number as two complements. In computer signed is maintain in registered.
But computer needs all values in bits. In hardware it is considered as on or off methods. ASCII values are converted into bits and executed by CPU.
All values which been entered in computer are taken respective ASCII values and converted to bits. Normally sign symbol are maintained as registered flag which can be know if end user knows assembly programming languages.
Assembly language by which direct interacted with machine languages and faster in executions.
The answer is <span>dd. </span><span>The dd command creates a raw format file that most computer forensics analysis tools can read, which makes it useful for data acquisitions. </span><span>The </span>dd command copies a file, converting the format of the data in the process, according to the operands (values the operator works on) specified.
Answer:
Create 2 Circle objects
circle1 = Circle() // default constructor
circle2 = Circle(5) // object with argument
cout << circle1.getArea()
cout << circle1.getDiameter()
cout << circle1.getCircumference()
A destructor
~Circle() {
cout << " noting the circle is being destroyed" <<
}
Explanation: