Answer:
Simple Java question about command line arguments
Edit: figured it out myself, args[0] == "one" should be args[0].equals("one")
public Class Test{
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println(args[0]);
if(args[0] == "one")
{ System.out.println("onetest");
}
}
}
it compiles and everything, and when I type
> java Test one
into the command line, this is my output
> one
what am i doing wrong, and why isn't it displaying "onetest" it printed "one" because args[0] is equal to "one," but somehow args[0] isn't "one" because it doesn't print "onetest" ???
expected output is
> one
> onetest
Google says that 1 terabyte is 1000GB
The answer is a FRAME.
This is part of data encapsulation process. The data link layer encapsulates a packet into a frame. The
Frame’s header carries hardware address of the source and destination hosts. A
frame includes the network layer header, transport layer header and all upper
layer information.
Answer:
Programming
Explanation:
Programming is the step by step instructions given to a computer.
Answer: 8.1 msec.
Explanation:
If we are told that we have a transmission link of sending 10 Mbits in one second, setting up a direct proportion, we can find out how much time is needed to send 4096 bits along the same channel, as follows:
10⁶ bits = 1 sec
4096 bits = x ⇒ x = 4096 bits. 1 sec / 10⁶ bits = 4.1 msec.
As we have 4 msec of latency between sender and the receiver, we need to add these 4 msec to the transit time, so we have a total message transmission time of 8.1 msec.