Answer:
Following code will store the largest value in array parkingTickets in the variable mostTickets
mostTickets = parkingTickets[0];
for(int k = 0; k<parkingTickets.length; k++)
{
if(parkingTickets[i]>mostTickets)
{
mostTickets = parkingTickets[i];
}
}
Explanation:
In the above code segment, initially the number of tickets at first index is assumed as largest value of tickets in array.
Then using a for loop each value in the array parkingTickets is compared with the current mostTickets value.
If the compared value in parkingTickets array is larger than the current mostTickets value. Then that value is assigned to mostTickets.
This process is repeated for all elements in array.
Thus after looping through each element of array the largest value in array will get stored in mostTickets variable.
Answer:
3. using upper and lowercase letters (Sentence case)
4. using a serif font
Explanation:
Readability on a website is very important for a website designer and also for the user. If a user wants content on his/her website to be read, he/she needs to do some research on what works and what doesn't. For each of the option in the question, there are guidelines to using them. for example, font size sometimes depend on the font style used: as some font style are more bigger than orders. Therefore, to get good readability on a website,font face, font size, color, sentence structure, all need to be considered before designing the website.
Answer:
The answer is False.
Explanation:
The event mentioned in the question is the government taking control of the wireless communications throughout during the late 1910s around the time the wireless technologies such as radio communications were introduced. They became very popular because they were used heavily during WWI and they weren't easily interceptable or cut-off like the land lines used by telegraphs and such. The government took control of the wireless communications for safety during WWI, not in order to stabilize the market and to break up emerging monopolies. So the reason in the question is wrong.
I hope this answer helps.
Answer:
SYN flooding
Explanation:
The options are:
- brute force
- ping of death
- SYN flooding
This is certainly a denial of service attack. And the Syn flooding is a kind of such attack in which the attacker transmits a series of SYN requests to the target for consuming enough server resources cuch that the system becomes unresponsive to the legitimate traffic. And hence, the correct option out here is the SYN flooding.
