I'm almost certain it's a scam. Banks generally don't use emails to contact clients. They use telephones and paper correspondence. If they contact you by email it is because they have no other way of getting in touch with you because you have changed your address and your phone, etc..
Function signature can be defined as a combined term used to refer to the function name, function return type, no of arguments , type of arguments.
Explanation:
The signature of function is seen as a combined term used to refer to the function name, function return type, number of arguments , type of arguments.
When overloaded functions is been defined, they are different in numbet of arguments or type of argument passed.
To understand this better refer to the program code below.
C++ code.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int multiply(int a, int b)
{
cout << a*b <<endl;
return 0;
}
int multiply(int a, int b, int c)
{
cout << a*b*c <<endl;
return 0;
}
int main()
{
//function with two arguments passed
multiply(3, 50);
//function with three arguments passed . It is different in number of arguments passed. Thus here function signature is different
Req. 1 and Req. 3 are seemed to say the same thing. We need to remove the first sentence in Req. 1
Conflict and understandability
Req. 1 states that access is through web browser while Req. 4 states that access is via html. We have to re-write the Req. 3 to make it clear that users do not actually have to write directly html to communicate with the system.
Completeness
Req. 5 states that print out will “mainly” be documents. What else might be printed? What other inputs will be produced?
Either remove mainly or clarify other print out.
What version of html or web browser is assumed in Req. 1 and Req. 3?
The correct answer to the following question will be "JAWS".
Explanation:
JAWS is a strong accessibility tool, which uses synthesized speech to look for information on your monitor and provides several helpful commands to make it much easier using applications, edit documentation and read pages of the web.
It's a Microsoft Windows screen reader tool that helps visually and blind impaired people to decode the screen either via a message-to-speech interpretation or with a castable sign language display.
JAWS is manufactured by Freedom Scientific Blind and Group of Low Vision.
