You use conditional formatting on a cell if the numbers are less then zero.
Rows are identified numbers and columns are identified by letters. Cell is A3, that means the cell is in column A and row 3.
Answer:
Your program is correct.
Explanation:
<u>You have this requeriments:</u>
- James doesn't want to sit next to Jill.
- Betty and Herb are dating and want to sit next to each other.
- Bob must sit on an aisle.
- Aisle on either end.
<u>Your answer:</u>
public class Seating{
public static void main (String [] args)
{ String James;
String Jill;
String Betty;
String Herb;
String Bob;
system.output.println(Bob + "," + Jill + "," + Herb + "," + Betty + "," + James + "."; } <em>//Bob is an aisle. James is not sit next to Jill. Betty and Herb are sit together.</em>
}
Language: JavaScript
Answer:
let num = [10,20,30];
average(num);
function average(num) {
let sum = 0;
for(let i in num) {
sum += num[i];
}
return console.log(sum/num.length);
}
Answer:
An absolute cell reference is a cell address that contain a dollar sign $ in row and column coordinate or both. We use absolute reference to keep row and column constant
Example: C5*$C$2
The reference to C2 is absolute and will not change when copied.
