A barcode's bars have
1. different thicknesses, so they each signify 1 or 2 nibbles.
2. the combinations of the thicknesses of those bars exceed the trillions. That's why manufacturers and stores never run out of SKU barcodes.
The answer is (d.) A5:E5
In a worksheet, the cell is where you enter the information and the contents. It's an intersection of a row and a column in which column is identified by letters and numbers for row. Every cell has a name based on the column and row intersection. For example an intersection from column A and Row 5 is called A5. Cell range refer to a group of cells. They are named after the first and the last cell separated by a colon.
Answer:
C. The source code has to be translated into object code.
Answer:
pretty sure it's d. clusters
if not it's also probably a. cylinders
Explanation:
Answer:
The following are the description of storing bits into Hard-disk.
Explanation:
As we know computer only know the binary language, that is in the form of zero's and once's "0's and 1's". In the hard drive, it requires a magnetically covered rotating disc, that's "head" passes over its platter.
- It marked 0's and 1's on the platter as tiny electronic areas in the north.
- Its head goes to the very same location to read its information again, the north and south places pass there and assume from the 0s and 1s which are contained.
