Answer:
The answer is "The program can also be expressed as a binary code, but it is easier for people to understand when it is expressed in a higher programming language".
Explanation:
In the given question some details are missing that is options of the question that can be given as follows:
A. The program can also be expressed as a binary code, but it is easier for people to understand when it is expressed in a higher programming language.
B. The program can also be represented as a binary code that reduces the likelihood of errors.
C. Binary code can not be used for binary code, because binary code can only represent data.
D. Some parts of the program, however, should be printed in a higher-level language for the operation.
The computer knows the only binary language, It is a form of 0 and 1, but this language can't be understood by the user. It will convert into high-level language, that is understood by the user, that's why this option is correct. In which accepts of option A, all options are wrong that can be described as follows:
- In option B, It is wrong, because the user may not understand binary language, and he can also be writing some wrong code that is converted in binary code, that will increase error.
- In option C and option D, is incorrect because all the data that is stored in the computer is in the form of binary code.
Answer:
scheduling
Explanation:
Scheduling- it is referred to as assigning a task to complete the goal or work on time. he works can include data flow, processing of data, etc.
There are two main types of scheduling
1) Preemptive process
2) Non- preemptive process
Preemptive process - in this process, priority is given to important tasks rather than less important tasks. the current task can be held for an important task
Non-preemptive process - It is referred to that process when the predefined schedule follows. In this process, next task executed only when current task finish
Answer: A VLAN mismatch
Explanation:
The VLAN mismatch is the process when the both ends of the truck line are not connected correctly and properly between the two switches.
- The configuration of the VLAN is done correctly as it is important to connecting the VLAN on either of the ends for avoiding the VLAN mismatch occurrence.
- By default the truck allow the VLAN 2094 for traversing the trunk by using the native VLAN in the form of VLAN 1.
Therefore, VLAN mismatch is the correct answer.
It would be:
b.) poe cable
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