Answer:
The correct answer for the given question is " The Code fragment A runs fastly than the code fragment of B".
Explanation:
In this question there are some information is missing i. e options. The question does not give any options. The options for the given question is given below
(A.) The Code fragment A runs fastly than the code fragment of B.
(B.) The Code fragment B runs fastly than code fragment of A.
(C) The Code fragment A runs as fastly as code fragment of B.
So we conclude the answer i.e option(A) because As given in the question list1 is a MyArrayList and list2 is a MyLinkedList. , in list1 we fetching the data easily and fastly means that it remove the data easily as compare to list2 As MyArrayList is storing the list only and also we can fetch the data easily manner.
The list2 is an object of MyLinkedList means that it manipulating the data fastly as compared to MyArrayList but if we compared the fetching of data then MyArrayList is a better option so the code fragment runs fastly then code fragmented B.
Answer: Could be subdivided into smaller and smaller units.
Explanation:
The continuous data are basically measured in the small units and can be easily subdivided into smaller parts without changing their actual meaning.
The continuous data also contain numeric value and can be divided into smaller and finer meaningful parts.
The continuous data can be measured according to the precision of the system. The size and volume are the example of the continuous data.
Answer:
The correct answer to the following question is option 4.
Explanation:
The private class does not mean that the package-private, it means that no other class can see its members.
It is used in creating the building blocks which is implementing the internal functionality that you don't want to visible to the other projects using the library.
We can use private constructor to ensure that more than one object cannot be created at the time.
Answer:
D. infrared.
Explanation:
Wireless technology for communication uses electromagnetic wave to transmit signals between location. It eliminates the need of cables for connecting network devices.
In previous wireless technology implementation, Infrared rays were used (in tv remotes), which needed to be in the line of sight to its destination. Although it was fast, it has many limitations for a long-haul transmission like its short transmission range, easily blocked by objects and its uni-directional properties.
I think the answer would be "superscript"
