The feature that Ryan should take advantage is Layout, which is available in his presentation, to insert the content he wants, be it a graph, picture, paragraph, bullet points, video, etc. Assuming this is a Microsoft PowerPoint, Ryan can right-click the slide he wants to put the content in, where an option window would appear. He should click on the ‘Layout’ option and several types of layouts available for him to put content on would appear: Title & Content, Two Content, Comparison, and Content with Caption.
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It's easier to define text-based programming languages. These are languages that are typed using a keyboard and stored as text files. A graphical or visual language typically uses drag and drop rather than typing. It may use icons or textual labels on blocks or elements.
<span>Sometimes a number sequence is pointless as a number. for instance, you would never perform a mathematical function on a phone number or social security number, but you might want to use them as string types - for instance to append or remove an area code or something.</span>
When creating an input/output table, where do you enter the formula?
A. In the input cell
B. In the output cell
C. In the title cell
D. In the table of contents
<u>ans. (B) In the output cell</u>