The difference between a calculator and a computer is that when a calculator performs computations it is slower but needs more human assistance - C.
While a computer on the other hand, computes tens of thousands of computations without any human input, all done automatically.
Answer:
Number of CDs = 7
Explanation:
We know that
1 GB = 1024 MB
So it means the 4 GB of data can be interpreted as:
4 GB = 1024*4 MB
4GB = 4096 MB
So a DVD hold 4096 MB of data while a CD holds 650 MB of data.
We need to find how many CDs could hold 4096 MB of data, to make it equivalent to a DVD
Number of CDs = 4096/650
Number of CDs= 6.3
As a CD can not be 0.3, a whole 1 CD will be used.
Number of CDs = 7
Answer:
struct item
{
float previousCost;
float taxAmount;
float updatedCost;
} itemObject;
void calculation(int cost,int quantity,float tax)
{
struct item *itemPointer=&itemObject;
itemPointer->previousCost=(cost) * (quantity);
itemPointer->taxAmount=itemPointer->previousCost * (tax/100);
itemPointer->updatedCost=itemPointer->previousCost+itemPointer->taxAmount;
}
Explanation:
- Define a structure called item that has 3 properties namely previousCost, taxAmount and updatedCost.
- The calculation function takes in 3 parameters and inside the calculation function, make a pointer object of the item structure.
- Calculate the previous cost by multiplying cost with quantity.
- Calculate the tax amount by multiplying previous cost with (tax / 100).
- Calculate the previous cost by adding previous cost with tax amount.
The most common drive
letter where Windows stores most data and programs is "C".<span>
<span>In the beginning the computers used to have two floppy drives
which were named as A and B. Later when hard drives added up to the
technology, it was written as "C" because A and B were floppy drives
already :) </span></span>
Answer:
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Explanation:
