Answer:
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Answer:
1. C++ is fun
Explanation:
Writing the code more clear:
int number;
cin >> number;
if (number > 0)
cout << "C++";
else
cout << "Soccer";
cout << " is ";
cout << "fun" << endl;
On the IF line, the conditional expression is evaluated TRUE (11 > 0), so the string "C++" is printed.
Then, the ELSE sentence is not executed since the expression has been already evaluated as TRUE.
Notice there are no additional brackets, so only the line cout << "Soccer"; is considered inside the ELSE.
The two remaining lines are executed always.
The final result is:
C++ is fun
Answer:
b. Rubato tremolo
Explanation:
Tremolo is a modulation effect that imposes a rhythmic change in volume of sound. Once discovered in electric amplifier circuits, sound engineers and composers like the Baroque now use this low frequency oscillating modulation technique to create emotional piercing effect on their audience to maintain focus.
The low frequency tremolo can be gotten from the vibrating string in guitars, violins etc, and vocal sound, it is also produced from electronic devices created for its purpose. they are called optical tremolo.
It is also called "Home-based work". This type of job is really convenient to the employee its because they have a big advantage to it. To prove that Jane does good in her job to impress her boss, a home base worker has a daily requirements or quota for each day, Jane must do extra effort to make those quota before the time and if its quantity based, she have to do more than her daily quota in that way her boss would be impress and even promotes her
The answer would be to multiply the binary code with all results from the formula Samuel used to encode the desired number, until he gets 59 as a result.
(P.s. 111011 isn't 59, it results in a semicolon if you convert it using an binary code translator. It rather states that 00110101 00111001 is 59)