Answer:
Nameplate
Explanation:
The banner on the front of a newsletter that identifies the publication is its nameplate.
Answer:
Facility
Explanation:
This is the answer because you can spell it out with Horizon.
Answer:
The following are the code in the Java Programming Language.
//set the for loop
for (k = 0; k < nMembers; k++)
{
//check that currentMembers[k] is equal to the memberID
if (currentMembers[k] == memberID)
{
//then, initialize isAMember to true
isAMember = true;
//and initialize the value of nMembers in k
k = nMembers;
}
//otherwise
else
{
//initialize isAMember to false
isAMember = false;
}
}
Explanation:
<u>The following are the description of the program</u>.
- Set the for loop statement that iterates from 0 and stops at the variable 'nMembers'.
- Set the if conditional statement that checks the variable 'currentMembers[k]' is equal to the variable 'memberID' then, initialize 'true' boolean value in the variable 'isAMember' and also initialize the value of the variable 'nMembers' in the variable 'k'.
- Otherwise, initialize 'false' boolean value in the variable 'isAMember'.
Well... it looks too complicated for anyone in the whole universe. :\
As the name states, during a ground-fault (when the current going out is significantly different than the current going in) the GCFI interupts the current. Usually by a switch of some sort. (Pushing the "test" button produces that click, and cuts off the current)
