If a class contains more than one constructor, computer determines the appropriate constructor by matching all the attributes, like the number, data type and position. Here's the example where the row public AirConditioner(){} is the default constructor that can use <span>default settings or initialize manually (sorry for tabulation, not my fault)</span>:
<span>class AirConditioner{ enum ConditionerMode{ Automatic, } public ConditionerMode Mode; public int MinTemperature = 18; public int MaxTemperature = 20;
public AirConditioner(){ }
public AirConditioner(ConditionerMode mode){ Mode = mode; } public AirConditioner(ConditionerMode mode, int MinTemp, int MaxTemp){ Mode = mode; MinTemperature = MinTemp; MaxTemperature = MaxTemp; }}</span>
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Answer:
B-Everything you put online is available forever. Messages or photos will never be permanently deleted from memory cards on cameras or cell phones.
Let us examine the given answers.
a) Google yourself regularly, and monitor what your friends post.
Verdict: This answer is correct, but it is also necessary to look for yourself on other search engines.
b) Google yourself once a year
Verdict: Once a year is better than doing nothing, but more than once a year is preferable.
c) Google yourself every five years.
Verdict: The time interval is too long. Your reputation could easily be damaged, or your identity could be stolen in less than 5 years.
d) Delete all your accounts and start fresh.
Verdict: This will not solve the problem of having your reputation damaged, or having your identity stolen. Information on the web is preserved ins storage vaults for long periods of time.
Answer:
Google yourself regularly, and monitor what your friends post. Also, search for your name on other search engines.
