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Answer:
Option D. is correct
Explanation:
Joe uses one of his CAT5 patch cables to connect two hubs to add a new segment to his local network. As he can only connect to it from a workstation within that segment, he is not able to reach the new network segment from his workstation.
The most problem is that the technician used a straight-through cable.
Option D. is correct.
Answer:
Answer explained below
Explanation:
The following is the nested if-else statement:
% if-based statement
if num < -2 || num > 4
f1(num)
else
if num <=2
if num >= 0
f2(num)
else
f3(num)
end
else
f4(num)
end
end
<u>NOTE:</u> the num is an integer variable that has been initialized and that there are functions f1, f2, f3 and f4.
The nested if-else statement can be replaced by switch statement as shown below:
switch num
case(0, 1, 2)
f2(num)
case(-2, -1)
f3(num)
case(3, 4)
f4(num)
otherwise
f1(num)
In this case, the switch based code is easier to write and understand because the cases are single valued or a few discrete values (not ranges of values)
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