Answer:
Possibly IOT or internet of things. Not 100% sure if I am understanding question fully
Explanation:
Answer:
"Quotes"
Slashes \//
How '"confounding' "\" it is!
Explanation:
The question above is testing your knowledge of the "\" escape sequence, This escape sequence is used to introduce special formatting to the output of the System.out.print function in Java.
It can be used to introduce a new line \n
It can also be used to introduce a tab indentation \t
As in the question above it is used to introduce double quotes "" in this case \"
Also as we see the question above it can still be used to place backlashes to an output in this case we use two backlashes \\. The first is the escape sequence, the second \ gets printed out.
Answer:
In the given question the first line is correct, i.e. "Describes the inputs, outputs, and processing logic for all program modules".
Explanation:
The documentation is a recorded text or image, which is preceding or in the code base of the programs, whether it describes how well the program works and how it is being used, and things in various positions can be influenced by people, and the wrong option can be described as follows:
- In the documentation, it can't consist of rules and data.
- In can't include a dictionary, flow maps, screen designs and device requests that began the program.
- In can't provide links within the program.
Answer:
5) I and III only
Explanation:
From the declarations listed both declarations I and III will not permit calling the doSomething() method. This is because in declaration I you are creating a superclass variable but initializing the subclass. In declaration III you are doing the opposite, which would work in Java but only if you cast the subclass to the superclass that you are initializing the variable with. Therefore, in these options the only viable one that will work without error will be II.
