Answer:
The Python code is given below
Explanation:
# Get our input from the command line
import sys
N = int(sys.argv[2])
# Convert the list of strings into integers
numbers= []
for i in sys.argv[1].split(","):
if(i.isdigit()):
numbers.append(int(i))
# numbers now contains the list of integers
f = False
#Use for loop upto len(numbers)
for i in range(0,len(numbers)):
#Use "if" loop to check
if numbers[i] == N:
#Assign "True" to "f"
f = True
#Display "i"
print(i)
break
#Check "if" loop by assigning "false" to "f"
if f==False:
#Print "-1"
print("-1")
Answer:
IP's allow for anyone to have direct connection to the Server including attackers, I'd say that this is false primarily because setting up a domain being too "hard" isn't a reason to cop out on security
Explanation:
Answer:
LinkedIn has a very smart algorithm, and it has a very strict policy against spammers. Back in 2014, it deleted millions of accounts that were causing spam on LinkedIn.
Spam occurs:
1. When you send bulk of connect requests in a short time
2. When you send irrelevant messages to prospects
3. When you Perform overactivity
4. When you use LinkedIn automation tools
5. When you send spammy and sales-y messages
All these actions cause spam on LinkedIn, and it immediately takes action against you by restricting your account temporarily or permanently.
Answer:
Option C, or the CPU.
Explanation:
The audio card simply translate code into sound, the graphic card turns code into graphics, CPU runs electric through tons of little electric pathways, and the motherboard is the object of which all of the above are rested on and connects them together.
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