<span>Access controls define the allowable interactions between subjects and objects.
</span>They define contains rules which govern the interactions between subjects and objects and permissions subjects can grant to other subjects. The interactions between subjects and objects can be:<span> take, grant, create, remove...</span>
Answer:
The answer is "Option d".
Explanation:
In the above-given code, two-class is defined that is "employee and manager", in which the first class "employee" defines two variables that are "name, id". In this name is pointer type character and id is a long type variable.
In the second class "manager" one variable "rank" and the employee object is created. In this class, the rank variable is a pointer type character, and outside this class, a reference "x" is created.
In this code, we use both class object that uses the "employee" class variable that is id to hold value in it.
Hmm..This is a tough answer it all depends on how the students use their cell phones and if they can handle the privilege...And if they could "Sure why not" and you should monitor the students too
Answer:
C
Correct or acceptable way of communicating