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3 years ago

How can you keep your files organized on your computer

1 answer:

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Files and folders are the best. Examples of such could be: Organize photos by date in a 'photos' folder. Or sort your music in alphabetical order by artist or title. Organizing a computer is like organizing a library. Clump like things together, (like when there are shelves for non-fiction, shelves for fiction, etc)

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3 years ago

What term is used for a seemingly harmless program that has malicious code hidden inside?

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That is none other than a "Trojan Horse"

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4 years ago

_____ transparency exists when the end user or programmer must specify the database fragment names but does not need to specify

madam [21]

Answer:

The correct answer to the following question will be "Local mapping".

Explanation:

A data independence standard in global DBMSs where questions can be constructed without understanding the local formats. Knowledge of quotas of pieces and components is however important.
With the transparency of local mapping, the user wants to determine both fragment location and name of data items, keeping in mind any replication that may occur.
This is clearly a more complicated and time-consuming question for all the users to answer than the first. A program that only offers it the amount of transparency would be unlikely to be satisfactory to later part-users.

Therefore, "Local mapping" is the right answer.

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3 years ago

Write a C++ program to grade the answers to a true-false quiz given to students in a course. The quiz consists of 5 true-false q

Eddi Din [679]

The quiz program is an illustration of loops and conditional statements

Loops are used to perform repetition
Conditional statements are used to make decisions

<h3>The quiz program</h3>

The quiz program written in C++, where comments are used to explain each action is as follows:

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(){

//This prints the instruction

cout<<"Enter T/t for True; F/f for False\n";

//This initializes the question

string questions[5] = { "Q1", "Q2", "Q3", "Q4", "Q5"};

//This initializes the correct options

char options[5] = { 'T','T','F','F','T'};

//This declares the user response

char opt;

//This initializes the score to 0

int score = 0;

//This loop is repeated 5 times

for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++){

//This prints the current question

cout << i + 1 <<". "<<questions[i]<<"\nAnswer: ";

//This gets the user response

cin>>opt;

//If the user response is correct

if(toupper(opt) == options[i]){

//The score is incremented by 2

score+=2;

}

//This prints the total score

cout<<"Score: "<<score;

return 0;

}