1. stay determined and motivated
2. plan ahead
3 stay organized
4. give individual attention to classes
5. don't drop out, even in the toughest times
6. get passing grades
7. graduate high school
8. plan for college and organize for college
9. prepare yourself
9. repeat?
Answer:
A, B
Explanation:
A. selects accountholder's ids and check them with those who don't have cities in BranchMaster table.
B. We can use both <em>NOT IN</em><em> </em> as well as <> operator for comparison so it selects accountholder's ids which are not in all of those account holders who have cities in BranchMaster.
Answer:
B. Cache memory.
Explanation:
A cache memory, a special type of random access memory, is a memory that is easily accessibly by a system's CPU (or microprocessor) more quickly than even the regular random access memory. It serves as a buffer between the RAM and the processor. Frequently and commonly used data, programs and applications are temporarily stored in the cache memory so that they are readily accessible and available to the processor. It is as a matter of fact the fastest memory in a computer.
The cache memory comes in three levels - L1, L2 and L3.
L1 cache are often built into the computer's core(s). They are generally small in size between 8KB and 64KB.
L2 and L3 caches are larger than the L1 cache and most times are separate from the CPU.
Answer:
Application software
Explanation:
There are two types of software: application software and systems software. Systems software focuses on managing the computer itself, like file managing applications, DOS, etc. Application software is for the users of the device. Examples include a media broadcaster, like Netflix, a video game, email services, and of course, word processor.
If you're looking for examples of word processing software, these include Microsoft Word, Google Docs, Pages, etc.
