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The correct answers are A. For extending the learning experience for students. C. So students can use the Slides for review and can go to additional resources outside of the presentation. D. To make the presentation more graphically appealing
Explanation:
The use of hyperlink objects in presentations means objects such as images, texts, or icons are associated with links or websites students can easily access by clicking on the specific image or element. This might be used in educational contexts to allow students to have a complete learning experience by providing alternative and external sources outside the presentation. For example, if the topic is space hyperlinks to NASA website can be included. This means, hyperlink objects extend learning experiences and provide additional resources (Option A and D).
Besides this, this resource can make a presentation more appealing as links to images, videos, and other visually interesting resources can be included (Option D). However, it also breaks the linearity of the presentation as students will need to move to other websites as they go through the presentation.
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Answer:
PrintWriter variable = new PrintWriter("output.txt");
Explanation:
There are two ways of declaring a reference variable in programming.
One way is
Reference Variable-name = new Reference ("some texts here");
While the other is
Reference Variable-name;
Variable-name = new Reference ("some texts here");
Both ways are valid ways of reference variable declaration.
In the question above, the reference is PrintWriter, it points to output.txt and the question says "write a single statement";
Hence, we make use of
PrintWriter variable = new PrintWriter("output.txt");
A reference variable is declared to be of a specific type and that type can never be changed.
Answer:
Explanation:
Assuming you have Windows 8 or 10 as the operating system, you would need to do the following. In the search input in the taskbar search for "Create a System Restore Point". In this window, navigate to the System Protection tab. Here, you need to click on the drive you want, we can do C first, and click on the button that says "configure". Here you want to turn on System Protection and set the disk space to 5%. Now click apply and ok and repeat for drive D.
Once that is done you will need to create a manual restore point by clicking the button that says create and giving it the name of your choice.
