Answer: Oakland, and also a city they feel is the safest + best for there family
Explanation:
LOLOLOLOLOLLOLOLOLOLOLOOOLOLOLOOLOLLOLOLOLOLOLO
Answer:
Runnable.
Explanation:
Java is an all round programming language which is typically object-oriented and class-based. It was designed by James Gosling, developed by Sun microsystems and released officially on the 23rd of May, 1995. Java programming language is designed to have only a few implementation dependencies as possible because it was intended to be written once, and run on any platform.
Java makes concurrency to be available to software developers through the application programming interface (API) and the language. Also, it supports multiple threads of execution, by making each thread have its respective program counter and method-call stack, which then allow concurrent executions with other threads.
The preferred means of creating multithreaded Java applications is by implementing the runnable interface. An object of a class that implements this interface represents a task to perform. The code is public void run ().
A
joystick is less likely to be used while creating this presentation. Obviously, If your intention is to create an audio-visual presentation on animated movies, a computer should be used. With a computer, comes a keyboard, a mouse and a microphone as well.
A Joystick is used to control video games and play simulator games. Therefore, I do not see the need of using a joystick in this situation.
Answer:
Option D is the correct choice answer for the above question.
Explanation:
"exit()" is a function that is used to transfer the control of the program to the end of the program and the program gets terminated. This function defines in many programming languages. The syntax of this function is as follows--
exit() // syntax of the exit function.
Hence anybody can say that "exit" function is used to terminate the program if there are many lines belongs after the "exit()" function. Hence option D is the correct answer while other is not because--
- Option A states about the "terminate()" function which is not the function of any programming language.
- Option B states about the "return()" function which is also not the function of any programming language but "return" is a statement used to return the value.
- Option C states about the "continue()" function which is used in a loop to escape the other line of the loop and continue it.
