Answer:
<em>Alignment Attribute</em>
Explanation:
In web development (HTML), the align attribute <em>states the orientation according to the surrounding component of an < object > element.</em>
The element < object > is an insert element (it does not insert a new line on a page), which means that it can be wrapped around by text and other components.
Ted might find it easier to use this element / component to make sure his objects are well aligned.
Furthermore, defining the alignment of the < object > by the surrounding elements may be useful.
You shouldn't judge anyone who is "different" because everyone's the same so the benefit would just be that you would have a friend
In python:
##Specifies the range that the variable 'number' should change within
for number in range(2,10):
##Prints the decimal equivalent of each fraction
print(1 / number)
From Google:
"<span>a built-in C++ function that returns the current time(according to your computer system's clock) as seconds elapsed since midnight on January 1, 1970; often used as the seed argument in the srand function; a program that uses the time function must contain the #include <ctime> directive"
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