Answer:
d. graphic, syntax
Explanation:
UML (Unified Modeling Language) is a software design standard used to visually describe or represent an object-oriented program. UML helps to organize, plan, and visualize a program as it provides visual documentations in the form of UML diagrams. UML diagrams divide a software system into components and subcomponents. In addition to being a universal design standard, it is also widely used and accepted as the language for outlining programs.
Answer:
i think the answer is H1Z1
Answer:
When i=9 it is 90, when i=151 it is 25.
Explanation:
The program asks the user to enter the value of the i. Then, i is checked. If i is greater than 10 or smaller than or equal to 99, the value of the equation, (i-i/10*10)*10+i/10), is printed. Otherwise, "out of range" is printed.
For i=9, since the value is smaller than or equal to 99, the if part will be executed. If you substitute 9 for the i in the equation, the output will be 90.
→ (9-9/10*10)*10+9/10) (Since both numbers are integers in 9/10, it is 0, not 0.9)
→ (9-0*10)*10+0)
→ (9)*10
→ 90
For i=151, since the value is greater than 10, again the if part will be executed. If you substitute 151 for the i in the equation, the output will be 25.
→ (151-151/10*10)*10+151/10) (Since both numbers are integers in 151/10, it is 15, not 15.1)
→ (151-15*10)*10+15)
→ (151-150)*10+15)
→ 1*10+15
→ 25
Answer:
The answer to this question is given below in the explanation section.
Explanation:
The correct option for this question is the file extension. Because, by knowing the file extension, you can easily understand and know what the file is. If Evan checking out some groovy music files then he will definitely look at the file format to know that is it the music file or not.
Other options are not correct because:
messaging app function is to send the message, receive and store the message while hardware does not have any relation to identifying the music file and system software is an example of an operating system that also does not help the Evan for looking at music file on the laptop.