Answer:
Nameplate
Explanation:
The banner on the front of a newsletter that identifies the publication is its nameplate.
False, it's usually only in google sheets.
Answer:
i) It is difficult to put the mouse pointer's insertion point in the text
ii) A gray border appear around the time and date when you point to it
Explanation:
When the date and time is pointed to or hovered using the mouse pointer, we have, that the background of the text changes to a grey border around the text when the date and time is inserted as a special object using the insert date and time button on the insert menu in the word processing application
The mouse pointer behaves different when working with some applications, and it could be difficult to place the insertion point of the mouse pointer in the text
Therefore, the correct options are;
<em>It is difficult to put the mouse pointer's insertion point in the text and</em>
<em>A gray border appear around the time and date when you point to it.</em>
names = ["Kevin", "Joe", "Thor", "Adam", "Zoe"]
names.sort()
for x in names:
if x == "Thor":
break
else:
print(x)
I made up my own names for the sake of testing my code. I wrote my code in python 3.8. I hope this helps.
Answer: True
Explanation: yes, it is true that egrep can accept multiple filenames as input arguments for example egrep -r "text1/text2", so this will search in all the sub directories . E grep is also known as 'grep -E' which belongs to the group of grep function and we used egrep to separate multiple patterns for OR conditions. This is also very less time consuming if you are going to search multiple input arguments in multiple different logs at the same time.
