Answer:
Option A is the correct choice answer for the above question.
Explanation:
In an MS-Powerpoint document, when a user wants to copy the selected shape and drag that shape for use in slides then he needs to--
- Select the shape
- Press the Ctrl key and
- drag that shape on the slide of the powerpoint.
Then the user gets the shape on the slide for their personal use.
The question scenario also suggests the same which is described above. hence Option A is the correct answer while the other is not because--
- Option B suggests 'ESC' which is used to escape any running program.
- Option C suggests about ALT key which is of no use for the MS-Powerpoint document.
- Option D suggests about TAB key which is used to make the space between two texts or diagram.
Answer:
3) A Single linked list is a sequence of elements in which every element has link to its next element in the sequence.
DATA LINK
DATA stores actual value , LINK stores address of next node
As per information given in question, letters at the even addresses are items in linked list and the odd addresses will be used as links.
Even Address Odd Address
12 (Stores 't') 13 (Used as link)
14 (Stores 'm') 15 (Used as link)
16 (Stores 'a') 17 (Used as link)
18 (Stores 'r') 19 (Used as link)
20 (Stores 's') 21 (Used as link)
Numbers represented by circle are addresses of respective nodes. Here Front or Head has address 16. Which represents the Head Node.
Following image represents the word "smart" with respective nodes and their addressing.
Numbers represented by circle are addresses of respective nodes.
The head pointer is: 20
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Explanation:
Answer:
Best: 1 or 4
Worst: 3
Explanation:
I'm not sure if number one is imply to ask your coworker to explain it or actually help with the workload. I think 4 would be the right answer because that is what they are there for and you don't want to distract your coworkers.
Answer:
Following are the code to the given question:
user_num = int(input())#defining a variable user_num that takes input from user-end
x = int(input())#defining a variable x that takes input from user-end
for j in range(3):#defining for loop that divides the value three times
user_num = user_num // x#dividing the value and store integer part
print(user_num)#print value
Output:
2000
2
1000
500
250
Explanation:
In the above-given program code two-variable "user_num and x" is declared that inputs the value from the user-end and define a for loop that uses the "j" variable with the range method.
In the loop, it divides the "user_num" value with the "x" value and holds the integer part in the "user_num" variable, and prints its value.
