Answer:
Incomplete question, please submit another one.
All character entities end <u>with </u><u>;</u><u> to</u> signal the web browser that everything in between is an entity representing a symbol.
<h3>What is a web browser?</h3>
A web browser can be defined as a type of software application (program) that is designed and developed to enable an end user view, access and perform certain tasks on a website, especially when connected to the Internet.
<h3>What is HTML?</h3>
HTML is an abbreviation for hypertext markup language and it can be defined as a standard programming language that is used for designing, developing and creating websites or webpages.
In hypertext markup language (HTML), all character entities generally begin with & and end with ; to signal the web browser that everything in between is an entity which represents a symbol.
Read more on HTML here: brainly.com/question/4056554
#SPJ1
Answer:
Technician B says that it indicates an empty system, the bubbles being caused by vapor left in the system.
Explanation:
Bubbles mean that the R-12 system is low in charge or an empty system, and the bubbles being caused by the vapor which is left in the system. The bubbles are the indication of low charge or an empty system. And hence, here Technician B seems to be the correct person, and hence the correct choice here is Technician B.
Answer:
Computer
Explanation:
Files stored in the "cloud" are stored remotely in some file system in one or more data centers. To access these files from any device you need to have an internet connection. Technically speaking, you can Create, Read, Update and Delete(C.R.U.D) anything stored in any cloud from any internet connected device as long as you have the permission to do so.
Answer:
Write the following lines of code just before the return statement
//1
System.out.println("You entered "+userNum);
// 2
System.out.println(userNum+" squared is "+(Math.pow(userNum, 2))+" and "+userNum+" cubed is "+(Math.pow(userNum, 3)));
//3
int userNum2 = 0;
System.out.print("Enter another integer: ");
userNum2 = scnr.nextInt();
int sum = userNum + userNum2;
System.out.println(userNum+" + "+userNum2+" is "+sum);
int product = userNum * userNum2;
System.out.println(userNum+" * "+userNum2+" is "+product);
Explanation:
I continued the program from where you stopped in the question
The explanation has been added as an attachment
