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Answer:
Option C is the correct answer for the above question
Explanation:
- The storage replica is a new advantage that is used in the 2016 version of the windows server. It is a feature which is very useful for the user point of view, because of it more secure the data transfer on the internet.
- It is used to block the duplicate data, by which the storage space is left for the other data and the data will secure when it stores on the server.
- The above question asked about the features which are a new advantage of the 2016 version and provide block facilities for the duplicate data which is storage Replica which is defined above.
- Hence the correct option is C, while the other is not because others is not a feature to block the duplicate data.
Answer:
One approach would be to move all items from stack1 to stack2 (effectively reversing the items), then pop the top item from stack2 and then put them back.
Assume you use stack1 for enqueueing. So enqueue(x) = stack1.push(x).
Dequeueing would be:
- For all items in stack1: pop them from stack1 and push them in stack 2.
- Pop one item from stack2, which will be your dequeue result
- For all items in stack2: pop them from stack2 and push them in stack 1.
Hope it makes sense. I'm sure you can draw a diagram.
Answer:
boolean recalled;
((modelYear>=1999 && modelYear<=2002 && modelName=="Extravagant") || (modelYear>=2004 && modelYear<=2007 && modelName=="Guzzler")) ? recalled = true : recalled =false
Explanation:
Using a combination of comparison operators and logical operators, the conditions stated in the question is captured in the code snippet with the boolean variable recalled also declared. Since we are not allowed to use the if statement, we have used the conditional or ternary operator that checks if a condition is true executes the statment that follows the question mark else it executes the statement after the full colon.
