Answer:
A fixed expense is an expense that has a constant total expense value (the total amount of the fixed expense) that remains the same (does not change) when there is a change in the number being managed, manufactured, or sold
Examples of fixed expense includes; depreciation of assets, salaries of workers, payment for rental lease, and some utility payment, such as road users toll fees payment at a toll gate
Explanation:
Answer: Backtracking
Explanation:
Backtracking algorithm approaches a solution in a recursive fashion whereby it tries to build answers and modify them in time intervals as we progress through the solution. One such backtracking algorithm is the N Queen problem whereby we place N Queen in a chessboard of size NxN such that no two queens attack each other. So we place a queen and backtrack if there is a possibility that the queen is under attack from other queen. This process continues with time and thereby it tends to extend a partial solution towards the completion.
Answer:
What are you trying to say?
Explanation:
Answer:
if (number > 30) {. . .}
Explanation:
This code block uses a simple if-elseif-else control structure to do a comparison on a value. In this type of control structure, each operation of control is check until the correct condition is met, and once the code executes, it exits the control structure, never touching the remainder of the structure.
In this example, we are fortunate that the value triggers the first part of the control structure with if (number > 30) and will execute that section of code. Once the code finishes, it will exit the structure, never making it to the other 3 control conditions.
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