Answer:
Explanation:
Thomas Hobbes. He was the one who provided the term with its modern meaning.
Answer:
C. ASCII code
Explanation:
Reflected code is another term for gray code so you can cross both out.
BCD code is binary decimal code used in scientific and graphic calculators
ASCII code is the only one use in a computer keyboard so I'm guessing that's the answer. :)
Answer:
- #include <iostream>
- using namespace std;
- struct Point{
- double x;
- double y;
- };
- int main()
- {
- Point origin;
- origin.x = 0;
- origin.y = 0;
- return 0;
- }
Explanation:
The solution code is written in C++.
Firstly, we create a data structure Point with two fields, x and y (Line 5 -8).
In the main program, declare an origin object with Point type (Line 12).
Set the x and y fields of origin object to zero using dot syntax (Line 13-14).
Answer:
You should configure a DHCP superscope.
Explanation:
The problem here is that after the host #200 is connected to your LAN, the next host IP is going to be the APIPA Address(Automatic Private Internet Protocol Addressing) because the server don´t have any IP to offer, in windows server you must configure a feature of the DHCP service called superscope. A superscope is a feature of Windows Server DHCP that enables to serve multiple IP subnets to the same physical LAN, this feature will enable another subnet in your system so any host connected must have a valid IP address.
Silly question! Of course you have to shutdown because you can ruin some components. Also you can block the CPU fan, CPU is very hot like the computer internals.
