Answer:
#include<iostream>
#include<iomanip>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
double PI_D = 3.14159256359;
float PI_F = 3.14159256359;
cout<<"i"<<"\t\t"<<"Float"<<"\t\t"<<"Double"<<endl;
for(int i = 1; i<=10;i++)
{
cout<<i<<"-\t\t"<<PI_F<<setprecision(i)<<"-\t\t"<<PI_D<<setprecision(i)<<endl;
}
return 0;
}
Explanation:
See Attachment where I used comments for explanation
Answer:
1. Data and information are two terms that can be used interchangeably.
Explanation:
Data is a raw fact, but information is a meaningful term.
Multiple data produce information
Data need to be processed toform information, information is understandable
Answer:
<u>Syntax of function in the Python Programming Language.</u>
def function_name():
'''body of the function or code'''
#calling of the function
function_name()
Note: In Python Programming Language, Indentation is sensitive if you not focus on the indentation then, you program occurs an indentation error.
Explanation:
In Python Programming language, we can use the "def" keyword to define a function then we write the name of the function and then use parentheses for the argument list. "#" is used for the single-line comment and " ''' ''' " is used for the multiple line comment.
A function is the part or module of the program which provides users the feature of reusability of that code anywhere only by calling them.
Answer:
B. Virtual reality
Explanation:
In a virtual reality context, the visual and auditory senses of the user are fed by data (images, sounds) from the computer using a goggle and earphones. That allows the person to be totally cut off her real physical environment and be totally immersed into the world (reality) managed by the computer.
Not to be confused with<u> augmented reality</u>, where the physical reality and perception of it aren't changed... but an additional layer of information is added on top of it. Like pointing your phone camera to a building and getting information about the building displayed on your phone.
