Answer:
I think that it is c and if not pls take the point
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Answer:
The answer to this question is given below in the explanation section.
Explanation:
The given code in this program has syntax errors.
In the given code, at line 1, input will cast or convert to int. It will generate an error on the second line because integer numbers can't be rounded. In simple, integer numbers don't have decimals. So, to correct the line you must use float instead of int.
In the second line, you need also to emit the int casting (data type conversion), because you have already converted the input into the float. In line 3, the second parameter to print function is num3, not x.
So the correct lines of the python code are given below:
num3 = float(input("Please input a decimal number:"))
num3 = (round(num3, 2))
print ("your decimal rounded to the 2nd decimal place is:", num3)
When you will run the above bold lines of code, it will run the program successfully without giving you any syntax and semantic error.
The famous saying is garbage in , garbage out .
Answer:
Option A is the correct option for the following question.
Explanation:
The following option is correct because this option is one of among four rights of the user of an information system which is collectively important for those users who working in any organization, company or firm. It always requires the new and the upcoming features or the function of the system.
Option B is wrong because it is not the right of the user and the right is don't disclose the secrets of your firm or company to any outsiders or any person who are not reliable.
Option C is wrong because it is not the right of the user.
Option D is wrong because it is not the right of the user and it is the responsibility of all computer users to keep their systems fit and fine.
Answer:
a. Edit a Profile to "Enable Chatter" for the subset of users.
b. Create a Permission Set with the "Enable Chatter" permission for the subset of users
Explanation:
There are two ways to limit Chatter access during roll-out to a subset of Sales force users
- through user profiles
- through permission sets
"Enable Chatter" permission is added to the user profiles and permission sets during Chatter profile based roll-out.
a.
- The system Administrator has to log in as Sales force administrator to perform this action.
- Then select Profiles from Setup.
- Click on Edit for the custom user profile.
- Tick the Enable Chatter check box in the Administrative Permissions section.
b.
- Search through the Permission Sets in Setup.
- System section appears. Select System Permissions in that section.
- Click on the Edit button
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- Tick the Enable Chatter check box.
