The correct answer is C. Typeover mode
This is when you select a text and can then type over it and it automatically replaces it with what you're writing. It also creates a little box that lets you edit the selected part easily if that's what you need with things like bold or italic or change the text color.
Answer:
Downcasting
Explanation:
Downcasting is a way of determining whether a given object is of a particular subclass type. In object-oriented programming downcasting is used to cast an object to a subtype. Even though sometimes it throws a compile-time error in Java, downcasting can be done on languages like Java, C++, C#. The opposite of downcasting is upcasting, which is simply the casting of an object to supertype or parent type.
Answer:
Digital level logic through machine level
Explanation:
Infrastructure as a Service can be regarded as computing cloud services that allows computation, storage, server in the cloud.it helps the user to access infrastructure in the cloud
Digital level logic which is in digital circuit that allows boolen expression, it allows signals as well as sequence to be expressed in form of numbers, it is usually view as been complicated but not.
It should be noted that Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) replaces the Digital level logic through machine level of the computer hierarchy with an Internet-based infrastructure.
Answer:
2125 ns.
Explanation:
First of all Execution Time = Number of Instructions * CPI * Clock Cycle
Number of Instructions = 1000
CPI = 0.5
Clock Cycle = 1/clock rate = 1/4GHz = 0.25 * 10-9 s
So Execution Time = 1000 * 0.5 * 0.25 * 10-9
Execution Time = 125 * 10-9 s
Execution Time = 125 ns
Now 20% of the instructions take 10 ns extra time for remote communication.
1 instruction takes 10ns
so 20% of 1000 = 200 instructions will take 200*10 = 2000ns
So Total Execution Time = 125+2000 = 2125 ns.
Answer:
Program is in C++
Explanation:
C++ Code
1) By using For Loop
void forLoopFunction(int value){
for(int start=value; start>0; start--){
cout<<start<<endl;
}
}
Explanation
Start for loop by assigning the loop variable to parameter value and condition will be that loop variable will be greater then 0 and at the end decrements the loop variable.
2) By usin WhileLoop
void whileLoopFunction(int value){
while(value>0){
cout<<value<<endl;
value--;
}
}
Explanation
In while loop first add the condition as variable must be greater then 0 and then print the value with endl sign to send the cursor to next line and at the end of the loop decrements the variable.
