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Answer:
// here is code in C++.
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
// function to compute sum and product
void square(int input)
{
// variable to store the square of number
long long squ_num;
calculate the square of number
squ_num=pow(input,2);
// print the output
cout<<"square of "<< input<<" is: "<<squ_num<<endl;
}
// driver function
int main()
{
int n;
// read the number until user enter 0
do{
cout<<"enter a number!! (0 to stop):";
// read the input from user
cin>>n;
// call the function to calculate square of input number
square(n);
}while(n!=0);
return 0;
}
Explanation:
Declare a variable "n" to read the input number from user.Call the function square() with parameter "n".In this function, it will calculate the square of the input number and print it.This will repeat until user enter 0 as input.Program will ends when user give 0 as input.
Output:
enter a number!! (0 to stop):5
square of 5 is: 25
enter a number!! (0 to stop):7
square of 7 is: 49
enter a number!! (0 to stop):11
square of 11 is: 121
enter a number!! (0 to stop):0
Answer:
bounties
Explanation:
The bounties are a free or open-source business model for the funding.It is is a payout or bonus which an offered by the community as a bonus or incentive or reward The bounties is offered when someone task to be done by not normally associated with the member or group.
In the software point of you, the bounties are defined as when the user gives a reward in the existing software when some new features are added into that software.
Answer:
d. Mainframes came before minicomputers, which led to the development of microcomputers.
Explanation:
The first <em>mainframe</em> was introduced in 1951: The UNIVAC (UNIVersal Automatic Computer I): large computer systems, for general purpose, with hundreds of users (separated from the computer) and fast computations, typically deployed by large business, industry, and government organizations.
The <em>minicomputers</em> are another class of computers that start to evolve since the late of the 1950s and the beginning of 1960s (like LINC, PDP-1, among many others), and focused on to have a more direct contact with the user or programmer, and because of this, it is said that minicomputers were the first 'personal' computers. They were cheaper than mainframes and with less memory capacity.
Finally, the <em>microcomputers</em> appeared around the beginning of 1970s (Micral), and sometime later (Altair 8800, Apple II) and were firstly used by hobbyists and computers enthusiasts. The term microcomputers have been supplanted nowadays by 'personal computers'.
Answer:
C. Taking credit for another person's work
Explanation:
Taking credit for another persons work is lying and is a harmful thing to do to another person rather then working yourself
