The UAC is on by default. So, you don't need to turn it on unless someone else turned it off.
The UAC has four modes.
The lowest mode is the off position. If the UAC is off, no UAC prompt will pop up when doing administrative tasks.
Answer:
start→ randomly pick a fruit from the list→ if the first fruit is 'apple', pick 'banana', else if 'orange', pick 'grape', else if 'grape', pick 'banana'→ print second fruit→end.
Explanation:
To pick a second fruit, some conditions have to be met,
- if you pick an apple, the second fruit should be a banana.
- if you pick an orange, the second fruit should be a grape.
- if you pick a grape, the second fruit should be a banana.
Answer:
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Explanation:
#include <stdio.h>
MphAndMinutesToMiles()
{
double milesPerHour;
double minutesTraveled;
double hoursTraveled;
double milesTraveled;
scanf("%lf", &milesPerHour);
scanf("%lf", &minutesTraveled);
hoursTraveled = minutesTraveled / 60.0;
milesTraveled = hoursTraveled * milesPerHour;
printf("Miles: %lf\n", milesTraveled);
}
int main()
{
MphAndMinutesToMiles();
return 0;
}
Automation. ... It involves taking a machine or software that was taught to do simple repetitive tasks (traditional automation) and teaching it to intuitively adapt or correct its performance based on changing conditions, at speed and scale.
