Answer:
Equity Shares are commonly called Common shares and have both advantages and disadvantages over Preference shares.
- Equity shareholders are allowed to vote on company issues while preference shareholders can not.
- Preference shareholders get paid first between the two in the case that the company liquidates from bankruptcy.
- Preference shareholders get a fixed dividend that has to be paid before equity share dividends are paid.
- Preference shareholders can convert their shares to Equity shares but equity shareholders do not have the same courtesy.
- Preference shares can only be sold back to the company while equity shares can be sold to anybody.
Answer: Story -
In 1951, John H. Johnson was selected as Young Man of the Year by the United States Chamber of Commerce. He was the first African-American to receive such honor. In 1966, he received Spingarn Medal by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People for his contributions in the area of race relations.
Born -
January 19, 1918, Arkansas City, AR
Died -
August 8, 2005, Chicago, IL
Spouse -
Eunice W. Johnson
(married at 1941–2005)
Children -
Linda Johnson Rice, John Harold Johnson
Explanation:
The standard QWERTY keyboard has 47 keys that can place characters on the screen. Each of these keys can also display a second character by holding the "Shift" key at the same time. How many bits would you need to encode everything that could be typed on this keyboard?
The answer is 7 bits
Answer:
first the class declaration (the bit with class player)
then the object creation (myPlayer = player())
then assigning a value to a property (myPlayer.life=4)
Explanation:
You have to declare the class before you can use it.
You have to create an object before you can access its members.
Unclear why in the exercise second and first are swapped...?
Answer:
import java.util.Scanner;
public class ANot {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner in = new Scanner (System.in);
System.out.println("How many cookies did you eat today");
int numOfCookies = in.nextInt();
double numCalories = (numOfCookies*300)/4;
System.out.println("The total number of calories you consumed in "+numOfCookies+" cookies is " +
" "+numCalories);
}
}
Explanation:
This code is implemented in Java.
- We know from the question that 4 cookies contain 300 calories
- Therefore number of calories consumed = (number of cookies eaten*300)/4
- To implement this in java we used the scanner class to prompt user for the input
- save the input to a variable and write mathematical expression for the number of calories consumed
- Then output the result
