Answer:
Replace the comment with:
int p = 1; p < data.length - 1; p++
Explanation:
See attachment for proper format of the code
The loop header is expected to test if the current element is greater than the adjacent elements (i.e. array elements before and after it)
It should be noted that the first element of the array (index 0) has not element before it and the last element of the array has no element after it.
So, the loop header must start from index 1 and end at the last index - 1
The option that illustrates this is:
int p = 1; p < data.length - 1; p++
Answer: Wipe it completely clean.
Explanation: The only true way to wipe out a possible virus is to wipe a computer completely clean. When you wipe the computer clean, you are starting from scratch and have a better chance of not receiving another virus moving forward.
Windows
uses a memory-management technique known as SuperFetch to monitor which
applications you frequently use and preloads them into your system
memory.
This technique is designed to speed
up app launching by preloading certain apps based on the usage
patterns of the user.