A computer processes data using only 1s and 0s true or false?

The following code appears in a sort function. Will this function sort in increasing order (smallest first) or decreasing order

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A sort function sorts in an ascending or desceding order

The true statement is that the function would sort in decreasing order.

<h3>What is a sort function?</h3>

A sort function is a code segment that is used to reorder a list in ascending or descending order, when called or evoked

<h3>The order of the sort function</h3>

The code segment is given as:

if (list[index] < list[index + 1]) {

temp = list [index];

list[ index] = list [index +1];

list[index +1] = temp;

}

In the above code, we can see that the code compares a list element with the next element on the list, and the larger value comes to the front

This means that the sort function sorts in decreasing order

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3 years ago

Write an application that determines whether the first two files are located in the same folder as the third one. The program sh

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Answer:

The program in Python is as follows:

fname1 = input("Filepath 1: ").lower()

fname2 = input("Filepath 2: ").lower()

fname3 = input("Filepath 3: ").lower()

f1dir = ""; f2dir = ""; f3dir = ""

fnamesplit = fname1.split("/")

for i in range(len(fnamesplit)-1):

f1dir+=fnamesplit[i]+"/"

fnamesplit = fname2.split("/")

for i in range(len(fnamesplit)-1):

f2dir+=fnamesplit[i]+"/"

fnamesplit = fname3.split("/")

for i in range(len(fnamesplit)-1):

f3dir+=fnamesplit[i]+"/"

if f1dir == f2dir == f3dir:

print("Files are in the same folder")

else:

print("Files are in the different folder")

Explanation:

The next three lines get the file path of the three files

fname1 = input("Filepath 1: ").lower()

fname2 = input("Filepath 2: ").lower()

fname3 = input("Filepath 3: ").lower()

This initializes the directory of the three files to an empty string

f1dir = ""; f2dir = ""; f3dir = ""

This splits file name 1 by "/"

fnamesplit = fname1.split("/")

This iteration gets the directory of file 1 (leaving out the file name)

for i in range(len(fnamesplit)-1):

f1dir+=fnamesplit[i]+"/"

This splits file name 2 by "/"

fnamesplit = fname2.split("/")

This iteration gets the directory of file 2 (leaving out the file name)

for i in range(len(fnamesplit)-1):

f2dir+=fnamesplit[i]+"/"

This splits file name 3 by "/"

fnamesplit = fname3.split("/")

This iteration gets the directory of file 3 (leaving out the file name)

for i in range(len(fnamesplit)-1):

f3dir+=fnamesplit[i]+"/"

This checks if the file directories hold the same value

This is executed, if yes

if f1dir == f2dir == f3dir:

print("Files are in the same folder")

This is executed, if otherwise

else:

print("Files are in the different folder")

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3 years ago

The Chart below from Google Trends shows the prevelance of some search terms in the United States between 2004 and the present.

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Answer:

B. Generally speaking, since 2009 more people use "red" in their search terms more than they use "blue", "yellow", "green", or "purple."

Explanation:

Based on the data provided in the figure, it can be inferred that the color 'red' was used the most in the search terms compared with the other colors such as purple or green. The other colors were also used in the search terms on google, however, the trend of those that used the color 'red' in the search terms is the highest.

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3 years ago

You suspect a component in a computer is fried. You remove any unnecessary hardware devices one by one to narrow down where the

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The examination phase

Further Explanation:

Hardware troubleshooting in computers requires a systematic and logical approach. Taking a logical approach helps you identify the root cause much easily. Ask yourself those questions first before getting to the bottom of anything. You will find it helpful to reproduce the problem and develop a hypothesis of the problem if you ask yourself those 20 questions.

Next comes the examination phase. Having gathered everything, I will now attempt a fix based on what I think I found. In my case, I suspect that there a component in my computer that is fried. A few ways to tell if my motherboard or components attached to the motherboard are fried is to remove the side panel first and examine the circuitry before removing any unnecessary hardware devices. Obvious sings will be smell of smoke. Examine the capacitors as well. Burnt capacitors have rounded tops. This is a clear indication that they are blown.

I will now remove every single component one by one from the motherboard and test my hardware on a low-level.

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3 years ago

Windows stores information from the Credential Manager application in secure folders called

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Windows stores information from the Credential Manager application in secure folders called VAULTS.

Explanation:

A credential vault is a database used to store passwords and similar cryptographic key material.
The most common data stored in a credential vault are current and historical passwords to privileged accounts.
All credentials are saved in special folders on the computer, a place called Vaults. Moreover, you can back up all credentials to a file and restore them on to different computer.
Vault is a shareware program that acts as a bank vault, or safe, where you can keep you private information or files hidden and secure.
Everything in the vault is protected with an advanced encryption, and requires a password (your password) to open the vault to access the information.

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