It's usually called "Booting Up"
Booting up is usually the process in which you usually refers to the computer loading up basic software to the computers memory.
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Answer:
An active cell refers to the currently selected cell in a spreadsheet. It can be identified by a bold (typically blue) outline that surrounds the cell.
Explanation:
he standard way to reference the location of an active cell is with a column/row combination, such as A2 (first column, second row) or B5 (second column, fifth row). hope this helps you :)
This vulnerability above is taking advantage of the race condition process in the application.
<h3>What is race condition? </h3>
This race condition is said to be in the critical section or one that is a part of the program and it is a place where shared memory is accessed and it is concurrently worked on or executed by two or more threads.
Hence, This vulnerability above is taking advantage of the race condition process in the application.
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Answer:
to compose letters and memos
to create charts and graphs from a table of
values
to deliver a sales presentation to clients
Explanation:
I forget what the reasoning behind them but I know this is the answer
