dam thats smart tho with the 3 accounts
The answer is three-seconds or A.
Answer:
a. Machine language
Explanation:
Computers execute programs using machine language. Machine language instructions can be represented using binary or hexadecimal notation that can be understood by the computer. Assembly language, on the contrary, is a low-level programming language used by programmers. The language represents the machine code in a form that can be understood by humans. High-level languages are programming languages that are not limited to particular computer architecture and closely represent human language such as the C programming language.
Answer:
Here is the MATLAB program.
function countValues = CreateArray(endValue)
% endValue: Ending value of countValues
% Construct a row array countValues with elements 1 to endValue,
% using the double colon operator
countValues = (1:endValue);
% Transpose countValues to result in a column array
countValues = transpose(countValues);
end
Explanation:
The colon is used to create array countValues containing values from 1 to endValue.
transpose() is used to take the transpose of countValues
Another way to transpose countValues is countValues = countValues.'
You can also store it in some other variable
result = countValue.'
The tranpose() is used to interchange the rows and columns positions of each element in the countValues.
The answer is choice D-All of these :)