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B) False, reviews and constant matinese is always needed, reviews help the creators understand what people think needs work and what they like, the updates on the site will implement these wants and needs.
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B. Information can spread very quickly on the Internet.
C. If you say something mean online, you don’t have to worry about getting in a physical fight.
D. Anything someone says could stay on the Internet for a long time.
Cyber bullying can go full blown due to the simple fact that information that goes on the internet can be public, anonymous, and can last a very long time online.
Further Explanation:
Information can spread very quickly on the internet – Information online goes viral every day. Most people online are caught up in this kind of rapid spread of information. However, people who have intentions of getting involved in viral trends should carefully consider the effects of these trends and whether or not they will toxic to someone else. A good example is “roasting” someone online. People tend to cross the line while commenting on trends and may end up hurting people really bad emotionally.
If you say something mean online, you don’t have to worry about getting in a physical fight – Cyber bullies are best known as keyboard warriors. They behave aggressively online but when opportunities to face those they have aggressively bullied online, they will most likely not behave like that due to cowardice.
Anything someone says could stay on the Internet for a long time – Expect anything that goes online to stay online for a very long time. The internet never forgets. Information about someone will always re- surface and will be used against them when that day comes and will always turn out ugly.
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You didn't specify a language, so here it is in C++.
#include <iostream>
#include <ctime>
int main()
{
srand(time(NULL));
int random, guess;
random = rand() % 100 + 1;
std::cout << "Random number generated!\nGuess the number: ";
std::cin >> guess;
if (guess == random)
std::cout << "Yes!";
else
std::cout << "No!";
return 0;
}
