Answer:
A- Their values are not stored in a database
C- their values update when changes are made in a table.
Explanation:
Just took it.
A cache memory is a small piece of memory that can be accessed very fast. It keeps copies of data that is used often. For example, by keeping data read from a database in memory, the second time the data is needed, it can be taken from the cache in stead of a lengthy query in the database.
Caches can be found in hardware (ie., on the cpu itself), but also as a programming concept in software.
Our function will simply be the inverse of the given one: celsius and kelvin degrees differ by 273.15. You add this number is you compute kelvin from celsius, and you subtract this number if you're going the other way around (which is what we're doing):
#include
double KelvinToCelsius(double valueKelvin ) {
double valueCelsius = 0.0;
valueCelsius = valueKelvin - 273.15;
return valueCelsius ;
}
I think the answer is c GIMP
