Answer: Following are the sequence-wise answers to blanks :
1)programmer
2)problems
3)user
4)algorithm
5)programming language
6)program
7)computer
Explanation:
To solve any situation, firstly an algorithm is designed which can be in English as well and its optimized and a language is chosen according to the system's configuration and many factors and then that algorithm is converted to code in same language chosen. This is how a user's situation is solved using programming by a coder or programmer.
First of all let's make it clearer, what is meant by "domain name resolution"?
"Domain name resolution" is the process of translating your web address into its corresponding IP address. e.g. translating (www.brainly.com to 104.16.32.180)
Computers cannot understand the human language they only can understand numbers that's why we need this process.
So, the process (in a very simple way) is divided into four steps:
1) Lookup "root nameservers"
2) Lookup "Top Level Domain TDL nameservers"
3) Lookup "domain nameservers"
4) Lookup "subdomain nameservers" [if exist]
If you still confused please check out this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCjUbpIzRs8&index=10&list=PL4bq-KmCeyBmMvBB3-RT6ikdp8ljV9GeT
Answer:
The memory and the processing unit communicate through the Memory Address Register (MAR) and the Memory Data Register (MDR).
Explanation:
Answer:
These all are constructors.
<u>CONS</u>
(CONS A B)
makes a pair like this: (A . B)
In other words, A is the CAR of the pair; B is the CDR of the pair.
For example:
(CONS 4 5) ==> (4 . 5)
(CONS 4 '(5 6)) ==> (4 5 6)
[The pair (4 . (5 6)) is the same thing as (4 5 6)].
<u>APPEND </u>
(APPEND A B)
makes a new list by replacing the final nil in A with the list B. A and
B must be proper lists.
For example:
(APPEND '(4) '(5 6)) ==> (4 5 6)
This takes any amount of number and put in this order
<u>LIST </u>
In this ,it will return a list whose elements are value of arguments in the order as it appeared in the LIST.It can take any amount of parameters
For example,
(LIST 4) ==> (4)
(LIST 4 5) ==> (4 5)
(LIST 4 5 '(6 7)) ==> (4 5 (6 7))
(LIST (+ 5 6)(* 5 6)) ==> (8 9)
lst = short_names.split()
print(sorted(lst,reverse = True))