7-6-7-7-8-8-7 I think Thai answer is 2-
Answer:
Explanation:
A null pointer is pointing to nothing, if we can detect if a pointer is null, we can use an "IF" because a null pointer always going to be false, a null pointer even can block an application, because is a result of undefined behavior, it can even cause problems because the compiler can’t tell whether we mean a null pointer or the integer 0, there is a confusion in this kind of pointers.
Answer:
- numberRed = numberBlue = FALSE
- numberBlue > numberGreen = FALSE
- numberGreen < numberRed = FALSE
- numberBlue = wordBlue = ILLEGAL
- numberGreen = "Green" = FALSE
- wordRed = "Red" = FALSE
- wordBlue = "Blue" = FALSE
- numberRed <= numberGreen = TRUE
- numberBlue >= 200 = TRUE
- numberGreen >= numberRed + numberBlue = TRUE
- numberRed > numberBlue AND numberBlue < numberGreen = FALSE
- numberRed = 100 OR numberRed > numberBlue = TRUE
- numberGreen < 10 OR numberBlue > 10 = FALSE
- numberBlue = 30 AND numberGreen = 300 OR numberRed = 200 = FALSE
Explanation:
THESE RESULTS ARE VERIFIRED.....
Only one daemon (server application) can bind to a port. The second one will fail.
