Write a program that will calculate the following function:

What is the difference between a function with parameters, and a function<br> without parameters? *

Romashka [77]

Answer:

A function with out parameters cannot take any arguments or perform operations on variables passed in. A function with parameters can.

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2 years ago

Describe at least three of the characteristics that project managers look for in project participants and explain why you think

Vera_Pavlovna [14]

Answer:

1. Knowledge of Project Management Principles: A project participant should have the required knowledge of how project management works and how to function well in a team to achieve a common goal.

2. Time management skills: Despite the fact that it might be teamwork, the effectiveness of each individual is key. Every team member should be able to meet deadlines so as not to burden the team when they are given an individual task.

3. Excellent Communicator: A project participant should be able to communicate well with other team members, the project manager, different audiences, even customers and potential customers. Any weakness in communication skills could affect the project generally.

<u>why you think they are important</u>

1. Having knowledge of project management principles would lessen work and save time for the project manager and other team members as the project participant would have an idea per time of what to do.

2. A project participant that can manage time would generally increase the efficiency of the company, help the company meet deadlines, help the team meet targets.

3. Any weakness in communication skills could affect the project generally.

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2 years ago

What is what is an example of conversational AI?

taurus [48]

Answer:

a computer answering a medical patient’s question and providing health advice

Explanation:

its the only one that 'talks' back to you

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2 years ago

Andy wants to change some of the components in his old computer system.he had recently upgraded the motherboard and he now wishe

ladessa [460]

Looking at the images and the boxes, it goes like this;

To add external functionality of external backup, you would probably have something removable from the computer accessable. This means that the Optical Drive would add functionality of external backup, and the first tile goes there.

A processor is what does the general computations inside a laptop/desktop computer and processes information as the name implies. Upgrading the processor makes it go faster. The second tile would go to the processor.

The third one need no further explanation and would go to the Hard Drive, but just keep in mind that the Hard Drive stores all the information on your computer (i.e. Applications, Photos, etc.).

Hope this helps!

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use c , c, java or python (any one) programming language for the following programming exercises. do not call built-in library f

Karo-lina-s [1.5K]

A function that receives a string containing a 32-bit hexadecimal integer. the function must return the decimal integer value of the hexadecimal integer.

<h3>The C++ Program</h3>

#include<iostream>

#include <cstring>

#include <string>

using namespace std;

int getDecimalForm(string);

int main() {

// string binary;

// Reads both 0 and B as int 48 while B should be

string hexadecimal = "01F12EBA";

int decimalForm;

int re = hexadecimal[0], te = hexadecimal[1];

/*cout << "Input an eight digit binary string of 1s and 0s to find the integer

value in decimal form:\n"; cin >> binary;

// Input validation

while (binary.size() != 8 || ((binary[0] != '0' && binary[0] != '1')

|| (binary[1] != '0' && binary[1] != '1') || (binary[2] != '0' && binary[2] !=

'1')

|| (binary[3] != '0' && binary[3] != '1') || (binary[4] != '0' && binary[4] !=

'1')

|| (binary[5] != '0' && binary[5] != '1') || (binary[6] != '0' && binary[6] !=

'1')

|| (binary[7] != '0' && binary[7] != '1')))

{

cout << "Input a valid eight digit binary string of only ones and zeros\n";

cin >> binary;

}*/

cout << "The 32-bit binary integer value is " << hexadecimal << endl;

cout << re << " " << te << " " << hexadecimal[0] - 55 << endl;

decimalForm = getDecimalForm(hexadecimal);

cout << endl

<< decimalForm << " is the same integer value expressed in decimal form";

}

// a function in C++ that receives a string containing a 16 - bit binary integer

int getDecimalForm(string hStr) {

int value, num = 1, total = 0, exponent = 0;

// Made adding happen starting from the right side

for (int i = (hStr.size() - 1); i >= 0; i--) {

if ('0' <= hStr[i] <= '9') {

cout << hStr[i] << " cat\n";

if (exponent != 0) {

for (int j = 0; j < exponent; j++) {

num *= 16;

}

value = num * (hStr[i] - 48);

}

if ('A' <= hStr[i] <= 'F') {

cout << hStr[i] << " dog\n";

if (exponent != 0) {

for (int j = 0; j < exponent; j++) {

num *= 16;

}

value = num * (hStr[i] - 55);

}

// Keep adding the value of the binary integer

total += value;

num = 1;

exponent++;

}

return total;

}