Answer:
hyperlinks
Explanation:
Javier should use hyperlinks to show the users the possible choices for their clothing. This is really a terrible question and not likely in any real world scenario. Fashion is always forward thinking and on the cutting edge. When was the last time you went to a fashion website and were left with only choices to click on a hyperlink? As Tim Gun would say "Make it work." If I were able I would include a hyperlink using the previous sentence as the clickable link with a URL reference to
https : //en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Gunn (spaces after https to make this link not get censored)
to illustrate the way to show that hyperlinks have no real application on modern fashion website. But they would have great utility here inside the answers section. But they also are cause for a securtity concern and may be killed by the moderators
The above statement is FALSE.
The layout gallery displays 9 slide layouts NOT 10.
These 9 layouts have various<span> placeholders to define text and content positioning and formatting.
</span>1 - Title slide
2 - Title and content
3 - Section Header
4 - Two content
5 - Comparison
6 - Title only
7 - Blank
8 - Content with Caption
9 - Picture with Caption
Answer:
He can use following computer program to make the class room more interesting and effective:-
- 1. <u>Reference software</u> : This software help students to access the atlases and dictionaries.Teacher can include this software in research projects .
- 2. <u>Educational Games</u>: This types of software is very effective for younger children because it motivates them to learn.This software companies have combined gaming and education into one .
- 3. <u>Graphical software</u> : Student can use this software to create and changes images available on the internet itselfs .
Answer:
An observation: Java does not support true multi-dimensional arrays; rather, it supports 1-dimensional arrays, where each element can itself be another 1-dimensional array. The difference is the way memory is allocated, where a[i][j] differs from a[i,j].
Explanation: