a client-side framework is loaded on the client side, ie., the browser.
Answer:
Ronald missed the words: One-time password, Secure
Explanation:
Whenever we use public computer, there are possibilities to steal the user data by hackers. It might not be safe to use as like we have protection in personal or Office computers. But when a situation arises to use a public system, it is always recommended to use one-time password so that the logins are not misused thereafter.
Even if the hackers try to misuse, the user will get a message / authentication reply to use the login and thus we are safe. Also, always browse only secured website ie. “https”.
Well, this is pretty tricky so lets define all the purposes of these
Safe mode - troubleshoots windows ; determines HARDWARE malfunctions
Check device manager - Highlights malfunctioning hardware that is connected to the P.C.
Refreshing pc - practically nothing
resetting your pc - removes all programs, files, etc. and starts as a new Windows.
I will have to go with answer C.) Refresh your P.C.
<h2>Scratch programming will be the right choice.</h2>
Explanation:
Here in the given situation, the target user is students who are new to programming languages. So "Scratch" would be the best choice.
Reason:
- Programmer-friendly
- User need not remember syntax since the syntax are provided and only place holders needs to filled
- Like any other programming language we can debug by selecting the portion of the code and use double-click to view the partial output
- simple GUI
- It's a free-ware
- It has basic looping structures