The reason your program isn't working is because you put the n=12 now when you put the other n's in the code it causes it to only work with the number 12
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Explanation:
A macro or macroinstruction is a programmable pattern which translates a sequence of inputs into output. It is a rule that specifies how a certain input sequence is mapped to a replacement output sequence. Macros makes tasks less repetitive by representing complicated keystrokes, mouse clicks and commands.
By thoroughly testing a macro before deployment, you are able to observe the flow of the macro and also see the result of each action that occurs. This helps to isolate any action that causes an error or produces unwanted results and enable it to be consistent across end user platforms.
Answer:
Option (B) is the correct answer of this question.
Explanation:
In the Private access modifier we can access the property and field within the package or class we cannot accessing the member outside the class .
- We use private keyword for declaring the private access modifier.
- In the public access modifier we accessing the property outside the class so it's a incorrect option .
- In the protected access modifier we access the property of class package and subpackage both so it's a incorrect option.
- The default modifier is incorrect it not follow the given scenario so it's incorrect.
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I don't know the language this is but here is something that will work for all lang
int num0 = 0;
int num1 = 0;
basically just print the ints in the right dimension
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Sorry if I am wrong
I don't know much about this someone else's answer might be better than mine
