Answer:
Program Start:
Declare Variables: Celsius and Fahrenheit as float
Input Celsius
Fahrenheit = (Celsius * 9/5) + 32
Print Celsius
Print Fahrenheit
End Program
Explanation:
Pseudo codes are false codes and are used to mimic actual programs.
So, the interpretation of the above code is as follows:
This line indicates the start of the program
Program Start:
The variables are declared, here
Declare Variables: Celsius and Fahrenheit as float
This line gets input for degree Celsius
Input Celsius
This line converts degree Celsius to Fahrenheit
Fahrenheit = (Celsius * 9/5) + 32
The next two lines print the degree Celsius and the equivalent degree Fahrenheit
Print Celsius
Print Fahrenheit
This indicates end of program
End Program
Answer:
Option B
Explanation:
It is the perfect example of BI(Business Intelligence).
Answer:
Following are the declaration and the initialization of variable
int monthOfYear=11; // variable declaration of integer
long companyRevenue=5666777; //
variable declaration of long
int firstClassTicketPrice=6000; //
variable declaration of int
long totalPopulation=1222333; //
variable declaration of long
Explanation:
Following are the description of Statement
- Declare a variable " monthOfYear " as integer type and initialized 11 to them .
- Declare a variable " companyRevenue " as long type and initialized 5666777 to them .
- Declare a variable " firstClassTicketPrice" as integer type and initialized 6000 to them
- Declare a variable " totalPopulation " as Long type and initialized 1222333 to them .
Answer:
C)
Explanation:
One principle that can improve the efficiency of I/O would be to move processing primitives into hardware. Primitives are a semantic value representing something else such as words or numbers within the programming language. By moving them into hardware they system is able to read them at a much faster speed making the I/O more efficient.
