Answer:
You only get so many ad veiws a day
Explanation:
I think it is 15
Answer:
ls, cd, cat, nano, gedit
Explanation:
There are several commands that will help the sys admin navigate through files but the most common ones are ls and cd. The cd command is quite helpful especially if the sys admin wants to change the current working directory. The ls, however, is the go-to command when we want to navigate and list computer files and folders. Typing ls without invoking any arguments will list all the files in the current working directory. He can invoke extra arguments if he wants to like adding an -a and will list entries starting with . To open text files, the sys admin can use cat, nano, or gedit followed by the text file name to view contents in that file.
A company’s technology policy applies only to the Internet usage of employees
I’m not sure if it right so sorry if it wrong!
Answer:
Option c is the correct answer for the above question.
Explanation:
- If the array will store in row-major order, then it will be a store like the first row, then second row and then third row.
- If the user wants to conclude the address of the A[3,5], then the address of the A[3,5] will be 184.
- It is because the 3 states the row number and the 5 states the column number.
- The above question states that every value take 8 bit. and there are 4 rows from 0 to 3 and 6 column (0 to 5) for every row (except the fourth rows because it takes 5 columns from 0 to 4) before the A[3,5].
- So there are 23 value before A[3,5] which are as-- [00,01,02,03,04,05][10,11,12,13,14,15][20,21,22,23,24,25][30,31,32,33,34].
- So when every value takes 8 bit then 23 value takes 184 bits(23*8).
- So the address of A[3,4] is 184.
- Hence option c is the correct and the other is not because of 184 stated from the c option only.
Hi I would have to say B sorry if this answer is sucky but I'm trying my best to help you :D
