The answer to this question is: CE
Calculator will memorize the input that you made from previous calculation until you press the = button.
CE stands for clear data, which means that by pressing this, you will eliminate the calculation from previous effort and start the new calculation on a blank state
A. Sometimes it is marked by outwards pointing arrows (<= =>) with the reverse (collapsing so as to not take up the whole screen) being in the same spot, marked by inwards arrows (=> <=)
Answer:
The correct answer to the question is option A (IaaS)
Explanation:
IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service) can be used for data storage, backup, recovery, web hosting, and various other uses as it is cost-effective, and it also has secured data centers. It is a service delivery method by a provider for cloud computing as it enables customers to be offered the service the possibility to combine basic computing
services to build and direct access to safe servers where networking can also be done. These services rendered by the providers allow users to install operating systems thereby making it possible to build highly adaptable computer systems.
SaaS (Software as a Service): Here, the service provider bears the responsibility of how the app will work as what the users do is to access the applications from running on cloud infrastructure without having to install the application on the computer.
The cloud provider (CP) as the name suggests is anybody or group of persons that provide services for operations within the cloud.
Gaming Computers- High processing speed and designed to be used for gaming.
Handheld Computers- The things that are being used by Billions of people. Firstly designed as an Internet Browser, now can be used in gaming and office purposes
Mainframe Computers- The large boxes (computers) that you see in server rooms. Designed to be used on processing large quantities of data on the same time.
Office Computers- The things you see in your office. Cheap computers that is undercut in processing speed, and designed to run Office applications.
that'sall I know. have a good day :)
