Answer:
The correct option is D = regionNumber
Explanation:
In this scenario we want to know customers who owe more than $1000 each, in each of 12 sales regions. And the customer data variables include name, zip-code, balanceDue and regionNumber; based on the customer data variables names and zip-code will not really affect our output. It is based on balanceDue that we increment the number of customer owing in a particular region (regionNumber).
Therefore, we would add 1 to an array element whose subscript would be represented by regionNumber since we are interested to know the number of customer owing in each of the 12 sales regions.
Answer:
<bold> Hm ok, what is the question? </bold>
Well, most of the new Pc's today have dual-core central processors (CPU). They only have one chip with two complete microprocessors on it, both of them share one path to memory and peripherals. But if it's a high-end hardcore gaming Pc, you could have two processor chips with 4 microprocessors on each.
Answer:
Add after line 3:
numItems = numItems - 1;
Explanation:
The complete code of Tiffany should be provided in question is:
line 0 -- var numItems = promptNum("How many items?");
line 1-- var total = 0;
line 2-- while (numItems > 0){
line 3-- total = total + promptNum("Enter next item price");
line4-- }
line 5-- console.log("The total is" + total);
