If you want to use inline css, you'd use the 'style' attribute (not a tag).
<h2 style="color:red;">My heading</h2>
The fact that your question suggests that there is a tag to accomplish this, is confusing.
Answer:
1. Cybercrimes are online crimes that cause loss of money some examples are: Identity fraud, Cyber bribery, Debit/credit card fr/ud, and Email fr/ud.
2. In medical offices devices linked to CT scans are able to be h/cked, there is r/nsomw/re that uses their devices. Since medic/l computers are always linked to the internet. it makes it easier for them to be h/cked. They make an employee click on an e-mail carrying m/lw/re, then the cybercrimin/ls encrypt p/tient data then dem/nd p/yment for its decryption.
3. This is a personal question but if you have ever been sc/mmed or witnessed someone being sc/mmed or almost got sc/mmed it might apply to this question
Answer:
CREATE FUNCTION exam_eligible_students
RETURN NUMBER AS
num_students NUMBER(15);
BEGIN
SELECT COUNT(STUDENT_ID)
INTO num_students
FROM STUDENT_ATTENDANCE
WHERE ELIGIBILITY_FOR_EXAMS = 'Y';
RETURN (num_students);
END;
Explanation:
exam_eligible_students is a made of name for the FUNCTION to be called.
num_students is a made up name for the RETURN to be called. The RETURN name is referenced in the INTO statement and as the name of the the return in the RETURN line in ().
Answer:
numX = 3
Explanation:
First, let's analyze what the code is showing:
If both conditions in the if-statement are true, then numX = 3. If one or both conditions are false, then numX = 7 ('and' means that both conditions have to be true for the if-statement to become true).
- this statement is true.
!= 
- this statement is also true (!= means 'not equal').
Since both conditional statements are true, then numX must equal .
Hope this helps :)
A select query
select column1, column2, columnN
from table
where condition
order to be pretty;
