I've included the spin and main method. I also included the public class. You can just ignore everything besides the spin method.
To my thinking:
If it's a humanlike AI- then her phone will speak like we speak (english and other languages) also will talk how we talk (slang and will think what is the answer is based on the problems like right now the virus, everyone thinks we going to be stuck indoors forever so the AI will think that too)
if it's a non-humanlike AI- then the AI will be like -beep beep- (and say things that the users does’t understand )
if it's a weak AI- then it would be limited or use any info, expecting the user to find it out
if it's a strong AI- then it will answer things like as there sure what they said is an answer. like a educated guess
if it's a true AI- then it will have all the answers right, no matter if the AI looked it up or not
so to my thinking- I have Siri (iPhone) and when I see the answers to see what my AI is, then I would have picked answers A and E. But if I have to chose one then I'm am going with E.
Answer:
It gives a new string
Explanation:
In programming; when two or more strings are concatenated by a concatenating operator, the result is always a new string.
From the question, we have that
str1 = "Good
str2 = "Evening"
Let's assume that + is the concatenating operator;
str1 + str2 = "Good" + "Evening" = "GoodEvening"
The result of concatenating str1 and str2 is a new string "GoodEvening" while str1 and str2 still maintain their original string value of "Good" and "Evening"
Answer:
Explanation:
Run: Choose Run when you only need the download once. Perhaps it’s a song or video you only plan to listen to or watch once. Another scenario might be an installation program that, when run, installs software on your machine in other, permanent locations. Once installed, you probably don’t need the installer again.
Save: When you want to keep whatever it is you’ve downloaded, choose Save. You can still run it, or whatever else you’d like to do with it, but you’ll need to do that yourself. You’ll also want to decide where, on your computer, to keep the file.
<em>Save and run: Use this option when you want to do both: save the file to a location you control, and then immediately run it.
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Answer: D) Operating Systems manage the computer's random access memory (RAM)
Explanation:
It's not A because all modern computers use some form of an Operating System.
It's not B because some Operating Systems can cost hundreds of dollars.
While C has some truth to it, it's reversed. Operating Systems are there to manage and allocate system resources, and D is the better choice.
