Answer: A central wireless access point (AP)
Explanation:
A central wireless access point (WAP) is a hardware device which can be configured on a local area network connecting WLAN to the wired network.
These APs have built in routers which enables wireless devices to connect with it. Mostly they are hardwired to devices such as in network switches or modems.
These access points are found in many institutions, organisations, enterprises which enables devices to be connected to them and provides access to the internet and resources.
There are also public access points which enables people travelling by public transport to connect through them and in many business organisation there are closed APs for use only by the employees of them which enables file sharing and information processing.
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The objective of this task is to compute a program that involves the usage of Python code to save the data to MongoDB and to query the database.
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Named ranges are a very important tool in Microsoft Excel. It is used in assigning a name to a particular number of cells. It is great for automation and makes formula much easy to understand and use.
One way to create named ranges is theory the Name Box.
To create named ranges in the design marketing sheet we do this;
1) We click on cell B8 and then navigate to the name box at the top right corner of the sheet just above the column A.
•The name box is where the cell address of any cell that is active is displayed.
•You would see that “B8” is displayed on the name box.
• Double click on the name box and type in the appropriate name, in this case - Design_Fee.
• Press enter and you have your named range.
You do the same for the other named ranges.
Note that: Named ranges must contain letters, numbers or underscore.
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