it's either C or D I am pretty sure that the answer is D
Answer: 2. A version older than Excel 2016 was used to create the workbook .
Explanation: The compatibility mode appears whenever a workbook initially prepared using an excel software version which is older than the excel software which is used in opening the file or workbook. The compatibility mode is displayed due to the difference in software version where the original version used in preparing the workbook is older than the version used in opening the workbook. With compatibility mode displayed, new features won't be applied on the document.
Answer:
The answer is "Action".
Explanation:
The directory /etc/inittab file is also known as a configuration file that is used by the System V (SysV) initialization system in Linux. where System V stands for system version that is used for Unix and Linux both. It was developed in AT&T. This configuration file includes three items that are:
- Runlevel norm
- Which procedures should you begin, track and restart when you end?
- Which actions to perform when a new run level is introduced?
Example: id:runlevels:action:process
- id stands for identification code. It includes a sequence of one to four characters that identify in function.
- runlevels it is a list that runs on levels in which this applies.
- action is a specifies code in the field that describes to init how to run the process.
- A process is a command that is ready to execute.
Answer:
A complete heap is a heap in which the all the nodes are completely filled and the level of the each node are equal to each other. So, if the heap satisfied this condition then, the heap are complete.
In the computer science, heap is the special type of tree based on the data structure. Binary heap is one of the type of heap and it become complete binary tree when, it satisfied the ordering of heap property.
There are basically two types of heap ordering that are:
1) MAX heap property: In the max heap ordering property each node are less than or equal to its parent node value.
2) MIN heap property: In the min heap property each node is greater and equal to its particular parent value.
