Why Would You Need To " Hack" Your Schools Console??
Your school has your computer administrated, Go to developer settings then reboot the computer.
Corrected or Complet Question
The ____ operator executes one of two expressions based on the results of a conditional expression.
a. .
b. ( )
c. ,
d. ?:
Answer:
(d) ? :
Explanation:
The ternary operator (? :) is an operator that executes one out of two expressions based on the results of a conditional expression. It is a faster or shorthand way of writing an if ... else statement. The operator checks the conditional expression and depending on whether it is true or false, one of its two statements will be executed. For example:
String correct = (4 < 5) ? "yes" : "no" ;
In the code above,
i. the conditional statement is (4 < 5) and this will be tested for to return true or false.
ii. the first expression (the one after the ?) is "yes" which will be executed if the conditional statement returns true.
iii. and the second expression (the one after the : ) is "no" which will be executed if the conditional statement returns false.
Therefore, since the conditional expression returns true for 4 < 5, the first expression will be executed. i.e "yes". This means that the String variable <em>correct </em> will have a value of "yes".
Answer:
Array + 36.
Explanation:
The array contains the address of the first element or the starting address.So to find the address of an element we to add the size*position to the starting address of the array.Which is stored in the variable or word in this case.
There are 9 elements in the array and the size of integer is 4 bytes.So to access the last element we have to write
array + 4*9
array+36
Answer:
Explanation:
Let's do this in Python, first we need to convert the number into string in order to break it into a list of character, then we can replace the kth character with d. Finally we join all characters together, convert it to integer then output it
def setKthDigit(n, k, d):
n_string = str(n)
d_char = str(d)
n_char = [c for c in n_string]
n_char[k] = d_char
new_n_string = ''.join(n_char)
return int(new_n_string)
