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Alex787 [66]
3 years ago
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The area on your screen where you can access the tab and menu options for word is called what?

Computers and Technology
2 answers:
Scilla [17]3 years ago
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It's called the home bar :)
Nadya [2.5K]3 years ago
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It is called the Home Bar
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} }

/* start of critical section */ /* start of critical section */

currentThread = 2 currentThread = 1

… ...

/* end of critical section */ /* end of critical section */

thread1Access = false; thread2Access = false;

… ...

} }

} }

} }

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#include <iostream>   //to use input output functions    

using namespace std;   //to identify objects cin cout    

int main() {   //start of main method    

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cout<<"Enter value for red: ";  //prompts user to enter value for red    

cin>>red;  //reads value for red from user    

cout<<"Enter value for green: ";  //prompts user to enter value for green  

cin>>green; //reads value for green from user    

cout<<"Enter value for blue: "; //prompts user to enter value for blue    

cin>>blue;   //reads value for blue from user    

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if(red<green && red<blue) //if red value is less than green and blue values    

smallest=red;   //red is the smallest so assign value of red to smallest    

else if(green<blue)   //if green value is less than blue value    

smallest=green; //green is the smallest so assign value of green to smallest  

else //this means blue is the smallest    

smallest=blue;  //assign value of blue to smallest    

//removes gray part by subtracting smallest from rgb  

red=red-smallest; //subtract smallest from red    

green=green-smallest; //subtract smallest from green    

blue=blue-smallest; //subtract smallest from blue    

cout<<"red after removing gray part: "<<red<<endl;  //displays amount of red after removing gray    

cout<<"green after removing gray part: "<<green<<endl; //displays amount of green after removing gray  

cout<<"blue after removing gray part: "<<blue<<endl;  } //displays amount of blue after removing gray  

Explanation:  

I will explain the program using an example.    

Lets say user enter 130 as value for red, 50 for green and 130 for blue. So  

red = 130    

green = 50

blue = 130  

First if condition if(red<green && red<blue)   checks if value of red is less than green and blue. Since red=130 so this condition evaluate to false and the program moves to the else if part else if(green<blue) which checks if green is less than blue. This condition evaluates to true as green=50 and blue = 130 so green is less than blue. Hence the body of this else if executes which has the statement: smallest=green;  so the smallest it set to green value.    

smallest = 50    

Now the statement: red=red-smallest; becomes:    

red = 130 - 50    

red = 80    

the statement: green=green-smallest;  becomes:    

green = 50 - 50    

green = 0    

the statement: blue=blue-smallest; becomes:    

blue = 130 - 50    

blue = 80    

So the output of the entire program is:    

red after removing gray part: 80                                                                                                 green after removing gray part: 0                                                                                                blue after removing gray part: 80    

The screenshot of the program along with its output is attached.

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