Answer:
A.Treats array entries as if they were strings that have same length.
Explanation:
The radix sort treats the array values as the strings.First it compares the LSB(Least Significant Bit) of the array values and then moves to the right one by one upto MSB(Most Significant Bit).So we can say that the radix sort treats the entries of the array as strings and compare them.So the answer is option A.
Answer:
a button
Explanation:
I am not too familiar with HTML terminology (self-taught), but button (classes?) use hypertext links to access different locations on a website.
I'm pretty sure the syntax is something like <button = *stuff*>
Well it determends if there wearing them for sports or for fighting
if it is for sports then they are protected from balls and such
if it is for fighting then they are protected from bullets arrows and anything else you could think of
they are used to shield your face
Answer: must have public properties that match the names of the bound fields
Explanation:
When a business class is used with an object data source, the business class must have public properties that match the names of the bound fields.
Having an attribute which match the names of the bound fields isn't necessary as well as having a constructor with parameters that match the names of the bound fields
Therefore, the correct option is B.
