I believe A is the answer here.
To put it briefly, a byte is equivalent to a <em>character</em> in that it encodes a single character, being this in the form of a<u> letter, number, or symbol.</u>
A byte is the smallest unit of storage memory on any modern computer. This byte is commonly made up of<u> eight bits</u>, a combination of binary digits used to represent data. The hierarchy of computer memory is as follows:
- 1 byte
- 1 kilobyte
- 1 megabyte
- 1 gigabyte
- 1 terabyte
The statement "<em>A byte is equivalent to a character</em>" is quite literal in its meaning given that through the use of the bits that comprise it, a byte is used to represent and store the data for a single character of text, being that a <u>letter, number or at times a symbol.</u>
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Answer:
System.out.println(value % 10);
printReverse(value / 10);
Explanation:
System.out.println(value % 10);
To print the last digit, we print the value modulo 10 as the result of the value modulo 10 gives us the last digit.
printReverse(value / 10);
To call the recursive method again without the last digit, we now pass the result of dividing the value with 10 inside the printReverse method as parameter. The division by 10 will remove the last digit from the value and result will be the remaining digits.
Answer:
click on window button thought mouse or press esc and ctrl key at same time to open start menu option or to type window+r to open run dialog box
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