Discrimination includes acting against a race whereas harassment isn’t not allowing a race to do something but instead insulting them. For example not giving someone of a certain race a job is discrimination but if someone followed a person of another race down the street calling them rude names, that’s harassment
output of the following code fragment that invokes Twist is:
1 14 3
Explanation:
In the function Twist(),two parameters are passed. First is passed by value and second is passed by reference. If a variable is passed by value then any change made by the function will not affect the original value of that variable but when a variable is passed by reference then any change made by the function will change the original value of that variable. When Twist() function invokes with a=3 and b=2 then value of c=3+2 i.e c=5, a=3*3 i.e. a=9 (value of "a" was 3 earlier) and and b=c+a i.e b=5+9. Here only "b"is passed by reference for variable "s" then any change in it's value will be reflected in the "s". That will update the value of "s" to 14.
Answer:
Explanation:
It is assumed that name and age have been declared suitably for storing names and ages. so the following is the code to read in a name and age and printout the message "the age of name is age. "
cin >> Name;
cin >> Age;
cout << "The age of " << Name << " is " << Age << ".";
The southern states wanted slavery, but the northern did not, so they had a civil war. :P
