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This Print Screen key is used to take the screenshots of all that is appearing on the screen, and this can then be pasted in paint and saved in some location of the computer.
The Home key takes the cursor from the current position to the top left, or the start of the file.
Shift: There are two shift keys. And they are used to print the character in the capital. And when the caps lock is busy it can be used to print in lower case. It is also used together with arrow keys to select a part of the text.
Tab: This key moves the cursor from the current location to the location which we know as tab stops ( and the very next one).
Pg Up: The page up is being used for scrolling up, and the distance to which limit the scrolling will take place depends upon the application you are working on.
Explanation:
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All console programs have a way to prompt for input.
For C#, the answer is Console.ReadLine().
For C, the answer is a.o. fgets()
For C++, the answer could be cin >>
... and so on...
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Career pathways lay out the academic courses, skills, and knowledge required for a postion
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Social media networks make it easy to help share what’s going on in your life. The problem is when the wrong people get hold of that information. Criminals are smart. They’re connected, and they know how to use the Internet to their advantage. Stalking a victim, getting to know their routines and the times they’re home (and when they’re not) is as easy as opening a web browser and checking an open account. This excellent infographic from Credit Sesame helps illustrate exactly how your social media info can be misused. Last week, Cult of Mac ran a story that went viral about an app called Girls Around Me which aggregated public profiles of women in an area. Everything from check-ins, status updates, profiles and photo albums were aggregated for app users to see. As a result of the article, Foursquare has since revoked the app’s API access, disabling many of the app’s features. Scary stuff. While the app is hopefully mothballed, it highlighted a lot of security risks that are associated with being on social media. The safest option is to simply not use social media. But I’ll be honest: I can’t imagine deleting my social profile. Luckily, you don’t have to. Being vigilant about safeguarding your profile – and being selective about what you share and who you share it with – can help reduce the risk of using social media.
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