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3 years ago

Which is an unethical use of technology and resources at the workplace?

Computers and Technology

2 answers:

dsp733 years ago

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Answer:

B.sharing a coworker’s performance scores with your colleagues

Explanation:

Unethical use of technology can be catalogued as using or missusing the technology that the business has in the workplace, from the options the only one that is actually doing things that are unethical or without permission would be the second one because that is sharing something that no one has given you permission to share the information of the coworkers performance scores with all the people without his consent.

Greeley [361]3 years ago

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The answer is B. sharing a coworker’s performance scores with your colleagues

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Answer:

- You know how many times you want the loop to run.

- When there is a defined start and end.

Explanation:

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When to use for instead of while loop?

First, it should be noted that both for loop and while loop are used for iteration. However, depending on the scenario; there is preference on one to the other.

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$for(start;end;condition)\{\}$

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The basic syntax of while loop is:

$while(condition)\{\}$

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Analyzing the options one after the other.

1. How many times the loop to run.

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4. Defined start and end.

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$for(start;end;condition)\{\}$

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Answer:

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public class Main

{

public static void main(String[] args) {

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// Stop the loop, if productNumber is 999(sentinel value, you may choose any value you want)

if(productNumber == 999)

break;

//Ask the user to enter the quantitySold

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quantitySold = input.nextInt();

//Create a switch statement that works depending on the productNumber entered.

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// and adds the result to the total. If productNumber is 2, it does the same for product 2 ...

switch(productNumber){

case 1:

total += quantitySold * PRODUCT_1_PRICE;

break;

case 2:

total += quantitySold * PRODUCT_2_PRICE;

break;

case 3:

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case 4:

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*The code is in Java.

You may see the explanation as comments in the code.

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Answer:

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}

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I have used the function scanf_s instead of scanf simply because my compiler does not work with scanf.

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