package mypackage; // Whatever package this should be in.
public abstract class DesktopComponent {
private String type;
// Alternatively you may want a final variable.
// private final String type;
public DesktopComponent(String type)
{
this.type = type;
}
abstract void onClick();
}
It follows the normal convention of BODMAS , which is the order of precedence of operations , so the answer equals to 26
Answer:
True.
Explanation:
A proxy server, for example, can hide the true origin of a request, thus, keeping your IP address private, and non-visible to the internet. However, this won't necessarily keep malicious attackers from reaching your network. A proxy simply acts as an intermediary between you, and the server you are trying to reach.
Firewalls or an Intrusion Detection Systems (IDS) are pieces of software specifically designed to keep attackers out of your system, they can analyze the web traffic and detect malware, or they can prevent the delivery of some packages, based on its content if the IDS consider it's malicious.
Answer:
All of the above but I'm not 100% sure.
