Answer:
True
Explanation:
The \ is an escape character, is a way to indicate to the compiler that the following characters are special; if you want to print an actual \ you need to use two, one after the other one, in the printf function. But what exactly happens if you try to print just one \
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
printf ("\");
}
This will produce an error that prevents you from compiling:
main.cpp:15:13: warning: missing terminating " character
printf ("\");
^
main.cpp:15:13: error: missing terminating " character
Answer:
a) 22.5number
b) 22.22 m length
Explanation:
Given data:
Bridge length = 500 m
width of bridge = 12 m
Maximum temperature = 40 degree C
minimum temperature = - 35 degree C
Maximum expansion can be determined as

where , \alpha is expansion coefficient
degree C
SO, 

number of minimum expansion joints is calculated as

b) length of each bridge

Answer:
answer is given below
Explanation:
Declaration for garnet
- void garnet(char,int (*f)(int));
- void - garnet return nothing
garnet accepts two parameters
- 'Char'
- function
Function as a parameter
and here
first int refers return type of function
- (*f) function as pointer variable
second int
- arguments that accept by inner function- function as a parameter
so here Garnet is a function that accepts two parameters. One parameter that contains the character and another parameter that takes an argument (here I am taking an integer) and returns an integer. Function The function returns nothing. Zero is mentioned here.
Answer:
<u>note:</u>
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Answer:
29 percent
Explanation:
The transportation sector is the highest contributing factor to greenhouse gas emissions in the world. Vehicles such as cars, motorcycles, airplanes, ships etc all emit these gases which causes global warming.
Electric cars is known not to little or zero direct emission and known to be safer. It however emits nitrogen oxide which is fog like in a very minute quantity.