Answer:
≅500,000 comparisons.
Explanation:
The sequential search algorithm is, as its name express, a comparison method to search for a specific value in a list, sorted or not.
It starts with the first element in the list, compares the element with the searched value, if it is a match it stops, otherwise it moves to the next element and repeats.
In general, if the list size is X, the average number of comparisons is:
Solving for X=1,000,000, the result is ≅500,000 comparisons.
the answer is True
there has to be a balance between security and the user experience
Answer choices are not provided, but I would go for "Aero."
The appropriate response is colosseum. It is otherwise called Coliseum and Flavian Amphitheater is an oval amphitheater in the focal point of the city of Rome, Italy. Worked of cement and sand, it is the biggest amphitheater at any point assembled.
Answer:
Connection
Explanation:
We can get DatabaseMetaData from the java.sql.Connection object.
The relevant API call is Connection.getMetaData().
This returns an object of the type DatabaseMetaData.
Some of the methods available as part of the DatabaseMetaData object are:
- getDatabaseMajorVersion()
- getDatabaseMinorVersion()
- getDriverName()
- getDriverVersion()
- isReadOnly()
- getCatalogs()
- getTables()
- supportsBatchUpdate()
- supportsUnion()
