Answer:
A FORM FACTOR is the shape, size/dimension and all physical specifications of an electronic device. It refers to the hardware in computers.
It determines the compatibility of several devices despite the manufacturer.
Examples of motherboard form factors include:
- ATX: this is the most common motherboard form factor for desktop computers today
- AT
-BTX
-DTX
-ITX
-Full AT
-Full ATX
-Micro-ITX
-MicroATX
-Mobile-ITX
The upper right is a switch that once the metal contacts the receiving end will complete the circuit. The light is what is powered when the circuit is completed by the switch. The battery which has a positive and a negative, has a lead running from positive to the switch, from the switch to the light, from the light to the negative terminal on the battery to run a complete circuit. The wire is what carries the current. Put it this way, start at the battery and run counter clockwise from there. 1, battery 2, switch 3, light 4, wire. Just a question, is this for 8th grade science learning about energy and electricity?
Answer:
try this
Explanation:
MSG1 DB 10,13,'enter any string:-$'
MSG2 DB 10,13,'converted string is:-$'
P1 LABEL BYTE
M1 DB 0FFH
L1 DB?
P11 DB 0FFH DUP<'$'>
DATA ENDS
DISPLAY MARCO MSG
MOV AH,9
LEA DX,MSG
INT 21H
ENDM
CODE SEGMENT
ASSUME CS: CODE,DS:DATA
START:
MOV AX,DATA
MOV DS,AX
DISPLAY MSG1
LEA DX,P1
MOV AH,0AH
INT 21H
DISPLAY MSG2
LEA SI,P1
MOV CL,L1
MOV CH,0
CHECK:
CMP[SI],61H
JB DONE
CMP[SI],5BH
UPR: SUB[SI],20H
DONE: INC SI
LOOP CHECK
DISPLAY P11
MOV AH,4CH
INT 21H
CODE ENDS
END START
The question has the multiple choices below
A) Input validation
B) output correction
C) compiler criticism
D) output validation
The answer is (A) Input validation
Also known as data validation, it is the correct and proper
testing of any input supplied by an application or a user. It prevents wrongly
formed data from entering the system. Applications should be able to check and
validate every input entered into the system since it is hard to detect a
malicious user trying to gain entry into software.