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3 years ago

Correct all the mistakes in the following sentence:

Computers and Technology

2 answers:

Inessa05 [86]3 years ago

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Answer:

When you proofread, look for punctuation, spelling, and capitalization mistakes.

Explanation:

seropon [69]3 years ago

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Answer:

When you proofread, look for punctuation, spelling, and capitalization mistakes.

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Explanation:

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public static void main (String args[])

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inventory = initialInventory;

}

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Answer:

REM PROGRAM TO DISPLAY SUM OF TWO NUMBERS

CLS

INPUT “ENTER FIRST NUMBER”; A

INPUT “ENTER SECOND NUMBER”; B

S = A + B

PRINT “SUM OF TWO NUMBERS”; S

END

USING SUB PROCEDURE

DECLARE SUB SUM (A, B)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER FIRST NUMBER”; A

INPUT “ENTER SECOND NUMBER”; B

CALL SUM(A, B)

END

SUB SUM (A, B)

S = A + B

PRINT “SUM OF TWO NUMBERS”; S

END SUB

USING FUNCTION PROCEDURE

DECLARE FUNCTION SUM (A, B)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER FIRST NUMBER”; A

INPUT “ENTER SECOND NUMBER”; B

S = SUM(A, B)

PRINT “SUM OF TWO NUMBERS”; S

END

FUNCTION SUM (A, B)

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END FUNCTION

2. Enter any two numbers and display its difference.

REM PROGRAM TO DISPLAY DIFFERENCE OF TWO NUMBERS

CLS

INPUT “ENTER FIRST NUMBER”; A

INPUT “ENTER SECOND NUMBER”; B

D = A - B

PRINT “DIFFERENCE OF TWO NUMBERS”; D

END

USING SUB PROCEDURE

DECLARE SUB DIFF (A, B)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER FIRST NUMBER”; A

INPUT “ENTER SECOND NUMBER”; B

CALL DIFF(A, B)

END

SUB DIFF (A, B)

D = A - B

PRINT “DIFFERENCE OF TWO NUMBERS”; D

END SUB

USING FUNCTION PROCEDURE

DECLARE FUNCTION DIFF (A, B)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER FIRST NUMBER”; A

INPUT “ENTER SECOND NUMBER”; B

DI = DIFF(A, B)

PRINT “DIFFERENCE OF TWO NUMBERS”; DI

END

FUNCTION DIFF (A, B)

D = A - B

DIFF = D

END FUNCTION

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REM PROGRAM TO DISPLAY PRODUCT OF TWO NUMBERS

CLS

INPUT “ENTER FIRST NUMBER”; A

INPUT “ENTER SECOND NUMBER”; B

P = A * B

PRINT “PRODUCT OF TWO NUMBERS”; P

END

USING SUB PROCEDURE

DECLARE SUB PROD (A, B)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER FIRST NUMBER”; A

INPUT “ENTER SECOND NUMBER”; B

CALL PROD(A, B)

END

SUB PROD (A, B)

P = A * B

PRINT “PRODUCT OF TWO NUMBERS”; P

END SUB

USING FUNCTION PROCEDURE

DECLARE FUNCTION PROD (A, B)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER FIRST NUMBER”; A

INPUT “ENTER SECOND NUMBER”; B

PR = PROD(A, B)

PRINT “PRODUCT OF TWO NUMBERS”; PR

END

FUNCTION PROD (A, B)

P = A * B

PROD = P

END FUNCTION

4. Enter any two numbers and display its average.

REM PROGRAM TO DISPLAY AVERAGE OF TWO NUMBERS

CLS

INPUT “ENTER FIRST NUMBER”; A

INPUT “ENTER SECOND NUMBER”; B

AV = (A + B) / 2

PRINT “AVERAGE OF TWO NUMBERS”; AV

END

USING SUB PROCEDURE

DECLARE SUB AVERAGE (A, B)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER FIRST NUMBER”; A

INPUT “ENTER SECOND NUMBER”; B

CALL AVERAGE(A, B)

END

SUB AVERAGE (A, B)

AV = (A + B) / 2

PRINT “AVERAGE OF TWO NUMBERS”; AV

END SUB

USING FUNCTION PROCEDURE

DECLARE FUNCTION AVERAGE (A, B)

CLS

INPUT “ENTER FIRST NUMBER”; A

INPUT “ENTER SECOND NUMBER”; B

AVGR = AVERAGE(A, B)

PRINT “AVERAGE OF TWO NUMBERS”; AVGR

END

FUNCTION AVERAGE (A, B)

AV = (A + B) / 2

AVERAGE = AV

END FUNCTION

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