A crime problem in my community is related to cell phone theft. According to the local newspaper, it is estimated that in my city about 10 cell phones are stolen per week. Still according to the local newspaper, most of these robberies occur in the city center and in the periphery, with women being the biggest victims.
Although the police have shown themselves to be a restraining force on this type of crime, few arrests have been made successfully, mainly for the negligence of the victims in providing a complaints.
The main driving force behind this crime is drug trafficking. Most burglars steal cell phones to sell them and have money to buy drugs. This is totally related to the government's neglect to promote quality education in the city, allowing several children and young people to stay on the street and run the risk of becoming involved in the traffic.
A cause and effect diagram for this situation is:
Irresponsible government ---> poor quality education ---> children and adolescents on the streets ---> involvement in drug trafficking ---> theft of cell phones ----> frightened population ---> lack of complaints ----> criminals on the street.
A hybrid network is any computer network that uses more than one type of connecting technology or topology. For example, a home network that uses both Wi-Fi and Ethernet cables to connect computers is a hybrid.
Answer:
Implementation file
Explanation:
In popular object oriented programming languages like C/C++, The implementation file (source file) of a class is used to hold the code implementaion of the method(s) of the class, this is helpful for seperating interface and method implementation. When this seperation exists, header files will be used to declare all the methods and fields of the class.
In this way, the implementaion file will hold the actual source code of the methods that are declared in the header file and will have a line to include its associated header file. A major advantage of seperating code in this way is the enhancement of better code organization and code re-use
A: provides its services to the Web server in a way that is totally transparent to the client browser.
