It is hi5 if I’m a Plato class
When you let the mouse pointer
pause for a moment or two over an item, it is called Hovering. Hovering means
positioning the pointer to a specific object without clicking yet any mouse
buttons. You also do not move it for at least a second. Hovering the mouse
pointer may have the targeted object display its infotip or tooltip.
Answer:
Option B is the correct option.
Explanation:
The following answer is true because when the person completed our training of a decision tree and after the following presentation he getting not good working performance on both side i.e., test sets and during the training period. After the training there is no bug on the implementation of the presentation then, he has to increase the rate of the learning.
With 8<span> bits used to represent each color value, one pixel requires </span>24<span> bits. The number of colors available in a graphic is referred to as color depth. I hope you understand! :-)</span>
