Answer:
A) Direct
Explanation:
if u want to be very specific on what u need to get into then u need to be direct on what u are getting into.
Answer:
Explanation:
Based on the requirements listed in the question, writing the code in the Java Programming language would look like the following:
public static void printGrade(char x){
System.out.println("Grade: "+x);
}
Like listed in the question this method will print the the Grade followed by the char parameter that was inputted, and will end the line so that the next input starts on the next line.
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The answer is the second option "false." ISDN does not stand for Internet Services Dynamic Network it stands for Integrated Services Digital Network. ISDN is the international communication center for sending data, video, and voice over telephone wires.
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Answer:
See Explanation
Explanation:
Ordered List
The ordered list is defined with the tag <ol> ..... </ol>
Each list are enclosed in <li> ... </li>
Take for instance the name of the 5 friends are Friend 1 to Friend 5, the code to display an ordered list is as follows:
<ol>
<li>Friend 1</li>
<li>Friend 2</li>
<li>Friend 3</li>
<li>Friend 4</li>
<li>Friend 5</li>
</ol>
By default, the ordered list displays numeric number (1,2,3...) as its order; So, the above code will display
1. Friend 1
2. Friend 2
3. Friend 3
4. Friend 4
5. Friend 5
To change the order format to numerals (for instance), you start the tag with <ol type = "i">
Unordered list
The ordered list is defined with the tag <ul> ..... </ul>
Each list are enclosed in <li> ... </li>
<ul>
<li>Friend 1</li>
<li>Friend 2</li>
<li>Friend 3</li>
<li>Friend 4</li>
<li>Friend 5</li>
</ul>
The default of an unordered list is the circle
<span>
I don't know which one's are on your list but here are some components.
ALU, CU
Hope this helped you out!
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