Answer:
CCSA
Explanation:
CCSA is "Checkpoint Certified Security Administrator". This certification is best suited for Jonas.
Answer:
(A)constructor called, destructor called, constructor called, destructor called.
Explanation:
In the class definition we have created a constructor which prints constructor called and a destructor which prints destructor called.Since the class contains default constructors and destructors but when we define constructor and destructor in the class defaults are removed from the class.In the code the loop is running 2 times creating a object so constructor is called when that iteration finishes it deletes that object so destructor is called and it is happening 2 times.
Answer:
Yes it is possible for the following cases:-
- When the queue is full.
- When the queue is empty.
Explanation:
When the queue is full the the front and the rear references in the circular array implementation are equal because after inserting an element in the queue we increase the rear pointer.So when inserting the last element the rear pointer will be increased and it will become equal to front pointer.
When the queue is empty the front and rear pointer are equal.We remove an element from queue by deleting the element at front pointer decreasing the front pointer when there is only one element and we are deleting that element front and rear pointer will become equal after deleting that element.
Answer:
DROP TABLE
Explanation:
DROP TABLE is used to remove a database table in Oracle.
The syntax is DROP TABLE <TableName>;
For example: Suppose there is a table called Student in the database which needs to be removed. Then the administrator with the required privilege can issue with the following command:
DROP TABLE Student;
This is distinct from DELETE statement which is used to delete individual row or set of rows.
Answer:
User can make the network name
