Circular errors are caused by adding the cell name of the active cell to its own formula.
A cache memory is a small piece of memory that can be accessed very fast. It keeps copies of data that is used often. For example, by keeping data read from a database in memory, the second time the data is needed, it can be taken from the cache in stead of a lengthy query in the database.
Caches can be found in hardware (ie., on the cpu itself), but also as a programming concept in software.
Answer:
I'm pretty sure the answer is Template, But if I'm wrong sorry
Explanation:
(keystroke) logger. I'm hoping this is what you wanted.
Answer:
0.00452
Explanation:
There are 4 sixes in a deck. So the chance that the first card you draw is a six, is 4/52. Then there are only 3 sixes left and 51 cards. So the chance that the second one is also a six is 3/51.
The combined chance is the multiplication, i.e., 4/52 * 3/51 = 0.00452
