The correct answer to the following question will be "Abstract Reasoning".
Explanation:
Abstract reasoning depends on the ability to interpret facts, to identify correlations and interactions and to resolve the problems at a deep, conceptual level.
To be able to construct hypotheses about both the existence of events and concepts require abstract reasoning capabilities.
This suggests, therefore, that Dallas has this ability.
Quick Access Toolbar is a customizable toolbar that is displayed in Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, and other Office products.
It appears in the top left corner of the window by default.
QAT provides with quick access to frequently used features e.g. the Save, Undo, Redo features.
When you click on the drop down menu of QAT, it allows you to customize QAT. This enables you to add and remove the commands that are displayed in the toolbar. These are default commands however, it allows you to add your own commands. You can add commands to the QAT that you frequently use. You can import or export these modifications.
For example Excel Quick Access Toolbar contains only 3 buttons by default Save, Undo and Redo.
The Continue statement is used inside the looping statements.
When a Continue statement is encountered inside the loop, it stops executing the current iteration ( it skips the next steps in the current iteration) and goes to the next iteration.
It then continues to execute the loop for the next iteration.
The continue statement can be used in all the looping structures ( for loop, while loop, do while loop ).
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