Answer:
D) All the above are true
Explanation:
consider this code snippet
<em>int age =17;</em>
<em>if(age<18){</em>
<em> cout<<"You are young"<<endln;</em>
<em>}</em>
<em>else{</em>
<em> cout<<"You are an adult"<<endln;</em>
<em>}</em>
From this code snippet we see the use of an if statement which is followed by the condition age<18. We can see that this condition can only be true or false that is boolean (Fulfils option A in the question) And we know that a boolean expression is something the computer can test whether it is true or not (fulfills option B). Then finally we have used it to implement a selection control with the combination of an else branch. So all of the options are true
Answer:
It helps to give the geographic location of photos.
Explanation:
A geotag is added into the photography information when it's taken. That info is part of the EXIF information of a photo that lists a bunch of data related to the photo, like the camera brand, model, the aperture, the speed, the ISO, and so on.
That's assuming the GPS info is available of course, but if it's taken by a phone, it has the GPS info. Most mid-range and upper-range cameras have it too.
That information is used for example by Google Maps to present photos taken at a specific location.
when an external device becomes ready to be serviced by the processor the device sends a(n) interrupt signal to the processor
AMD makes CPUs, GPUs, Motherboards, Graphics Cards and other computer hardware