Answer:
see explaination
Explanation:
//selective dev elements by id name
var gradeA = document.querySelector("#GradeA");
var passing = document.querySelector("#Passing");
var learning = document.querySelector("#Learning");
//function showGrades
function showGrades() {
var arr = [];
//converting string to int and inserting into array
arr[0] = parseInt(gradeA.textContent);
arr[1] = parseInt(passing.textContent);
arr[2] = parseInt(learning.textContent);
//creating json blob
var blob = new Blob(new Array(arr), {type:"text/json"});
return blob;
}
Answer:
No
It just let us see moving but actually they doesn't move
Correct answer: Neither
The CPU<span> is also known as the </span>processor<span> or microprocessor. The </span>CPU<span> is responsible for executing a sequence of stored instructions called a program. This program will take </span>inputs<span> from an </span>input<span> device, process the </span>input<span> in some way and </span>output<span> the results to an </span>output<span> device.</span> It is neither an input nor an output device, but it is usually connected to both kinds of devices.
Output devices like your monitor, speaker, and printer does not process anything fo it to be categorized as a processing device like your CPU and so as input devices like your mouse, microphone, and keyboard.
True.
Windows is an operating system built by Microsoft. Chrome and Android are operating systems built by Google. MacOS (Macbook pro etc) and iOS (iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch etc) are operating systems built by Apple.
Engineers build applications or apps for all of the above operating systems (OS). For example, Microsoft Word menus will look slightly different on Windows vs on a Mac. The underlying functionality maybe the same but the way it looks may have subtle differences.
Think of the OS as the foundation of a building. Once you have the foundation, you can build a house, a skyscraper, an office building etc depending on what you want to build.
