Answer:
The answer is "Option d".
Explanation:
In the given code, two class "TestA and TestB" is defined, that calculates some values which can be described as follows:
- In class "TestA", three integer variable "x, y, and counter" is declared, that initializes with a value, that is "2, 20, and 0", inside the class for loop is declare that uses variable j which starts from and ends when the value of j is less than 100, it will increment the value of counter variable by 1.
- In the class "TestB", an integer "counter" variable is initializes a value with 0, inside the class the for loop is used that uses variable j, which starts from 10, and ends when j is less than 0. in the loop it increments the value of "counter" variable by 1. that's why in this question except "option d" all were wrong.
Lighting is an important aspect in creating a great photograph.
Not only does lighting determine brightness and darkness, but it also influences
- tone,
- mood, and
- atmosphere.
As a result, proper light management and manipulation are required to get the
- best texture,
- richness of color, and
- brightness on your objects.
<h3>What kind of light produces the best photos?</h3>
Because of its mobility, a speedlight or flash is frequently the ideal photographic illumination on-site. Speedlights can handle much of the work of studio strobes when used with an off-camera wireless flash system.
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Answer:
The default for automatic replies in outlook is turned off, so the user has to turn it on in order to use it.
Out.look is a program developed by Micro.soft for managing e-mails, being together with G.mail one of the most used worldwide. As in most of these programs, you can configure automatic responses in order to give a quick and generic response to certain types of messages (or even all). Now, this option is disabled by default, so the user must activate it through the configuration of the email box.
Why are you asking other people to answer a question about something that's affected <u>you?</u>
therefore the frequency = 6×10^14
