Answer:
ipconfig
Explanation:
ipconfig (short for <em>internet protocol configuration</em>) is a command line tool used for determining the network connection configuration of a computer. Some of these configuration information are;
i. the IP address of the computer
ii. default gateway address
iii. subnet mask
iv. Media Access Control (MAC) address.
The limit for file names on modern file systems is usually at least 255 bytes.
Answer:
<em>Use Safe Mode to boot</em>
Explanation:
Safe mode uses a <em>limited number of files and drivers to begin Windows in a simple form. If an issue does not arise in safe mode, this means that the problem is not caused by default settings and simple system drivers.</em>
Windows in safe mode helps users to track down the cause of a problem and therefore can enable users to solve problems on the computer.
The steps include:
- Reboot your computer.
- Click the F8 button before the logo appears on Windows 7 and above.
- Using the arrow keys to navigate and select which operating system you would like to boot into Safe Mode if you have more than one operating system installed on the same computer.
- Use the arrow keys to select Safe Mode and press Enter.
Answer:
2.5 = float
'2.5' = str
3 = int
Explanation:
The data type: "float" is used for positive or negative decimals.
The data type: "str" is used for a sequence of letters, numbers, or symbols. Since the decimal used apostrophes, this means it's a character literal.
The data type: "int" is used for any positive or negative whole number.
