Digital signals (usually binary coded) can include extra information that can be used for error detection or even correction. This allows recovery of the original signal, either by requesting retransmission or by directly correcting the error.
<span>analog signals can't include any extra information needed for this purpose. it is impossible to distinguish an error from the original data.
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Answer:
The following are the code in the C++ Programming Language.
//define header file
#include <iostream>
// using namespace
using namespace std;
//define a class
class Accumulator
{
//set private access modifier
private:
//declare integer type variable
int sum;
//set public access modifier
public:
//define constructor
Accumulator (int sum)
{
//refer the same class as instance variable
this->sum = sum;
}
//define integer type function
int getSum()
{
//return the value of sum
return sum;
}
//define void type function
void add (int value)
{
//variable sum is increased by the argument value
sum += value;
}
};
Explanation:
<u>The following are the description of the code</u>.
- Firstly, set the required header file and namespace then, define a class 'Accumulator' and inside the class.
- Set private access modifier then, declare an integer data type variable 'sum'.
- Declare a class constructor whose name is the same as the class name 'Accumulator()' and pass integer data type argument 'sum' in its parameter that refers to the same class as instance variable.
- Define a integer data type function 'getSum()' that return the value of the variable sum.
- Finally, define a void type function 'add()' and pass the integer data type argument 'value' in its parameter in which the variable sum is increased by the argument value
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Answer:
I really dont know
Explanation:
Thank u for the pts tho < :)
Answer:
Option c is the correct answer for the above question.
Explanation:
- The vulnerability is a term that is used to state that any system has some limitation by which the system causes an error while performing the action.
- The above question states a software and asked the action which is used by the analyst to prevent the limitation. So the system will use the input validation.
- It is because this prevents the error. it is because this will help to proceed with the wrong or invalid information on the database and the database or system can not hold the wrong data.
- Hence option c is the correct answer while the other option is not correct because other options can not able to fix the limitation of the above system.
