False. Some can, but some do not have space for them. Please mark Brainliest!!!
Answer:
Program is in C++
Explanation:
C++ Code
1) By using For Loop
void forLoopFunction(int value){
for(int start=value; start>0; start--){
cout<<start<<endl;
}
}
Explanation
Start for loop by assigning the loop variable to parameter value and condition will be that loop variable will be greater then 0 and at the end decrements the loop variable.
2) By usin WhileLoop
void whileLoopFunction(int value){
while(value>0){
cout<<value<<endl;
value--;
}
}
Explanation
In while loop first add the condition as variable must be greater then 0 and then print the value with endl sign to send the cursor to next line and at the end of the loop decrements the variable.
BIOS, it manages inputs and outputs. Usually the decoding of the signals from the keys are done in the keyboard itself. They have a chip that does the work internally. That goes for gaming keyboard (to reduce lag in the computer), Wireless keyboards (mostly Logitech ones, the dongle that connects to your USB port decodes it itself), and others, check if they have a decoder/compressor/parser chip inside, close to where the wire exits.
