Answer:
1 14 3
Explanation:
If that code fragment is put under a main() function and then it will yield the above output. According to the function something(), only changes in value second parameter will be reflected and first will be unchanged because second is passed by reference and the first one is passed as value so only address of 's' is passed, so, only its value is changed and the rest are same.
Answer:
The paste function to use is the Advanced Paste Function that reads Use Destination Theme and Link Data or Keep Source Formatting and Link Data.
Explanation:
The first function adopts the Theme (such as colors, fonts, and other formatting) whilst retaining links to the data in the excel workbook. The latter imports the formatting or theme as-is from excel.
In both scenarios, (for as long as both documents are open and are in the same file) when the data in excel is opened and updated, it reflects automatically in the chart on the Microsoft Word document.
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Virus.
A virus is a malicious program or script that Spreads.
Malware, however, will not spread.
Viruses can spread without a victim's permission because it is automated to do so.
For example, the Melissa virus would look like a file attachment that used reverse psychology to make you open it. From there, it goes through the first 50 email contacts stored on your computer and sends the virus to them from your computer.
If the four colors are well -balanced then nothing could be best scheme other than the "Square" as it is it's characteristic
In short, Your Answer would be Option C
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Answer:
Explanation:
The following procedure is written in Python. It takes the next argument, checks if it is an odd number and if so it adds it to oddsum. Then it asks the user for a new number from the keyboard and calls the accumulator procedure/function again using that number. If any even number is passed the function terminates and returns the value of oddsum.
def accumulator(next, oddsum = 0):
if (next % 2) != 0:
oddsum += next
newNext = int(input("Enter new number: "))
return accumulator(newNext, oddsum)
else:
return oddsum
