Answer:
D) A rendering engine displays content on the screen and a browser engine coordinates user interface interactions.
Explanation:
The rendering engine will deal with all the HTML code and will generate an output based on its own rules for interpreting the code. That's why different rendering engines will have different renditions of the same given HTML code. You can notice that in the acceptance of HTML5 and CSS3 tags, which are not universal yet.
The browser engine will deal with the user interface and all other features that make a browser a browser, relying on the rendering engine for the display.
That duality allows different browsers to use the same rendering engine, thus have similar outputs.
1. Upgrading RAM increases run speed.
2. Upgrading Hard Drive increases memory.
3. Adding more ROM to it..?
Answer:
sounds like all of the above
Explanation:
only one im not 100% sure on is to examine a question's reliablity
Answer:
What does your digital footprint say about you?
Explanation:
Just follow the path from the end to the start, that's how I always get mazes.
Answer:
Answer choice 4
Explanation:
If Josh sends an e-mail to his... co-<em>worker</em>.... wouldn't that be... <em>work</em>place communication?
