<span>d) all of these is your correct answer</span>
Answer:
Flaws and limitations identified in this program includes;
1.There was a not necessary usage of variable retrieval. Would have made use of canConvert.
2. Looking at the program, one will notice numerous typos. One of which is the fact that in JAVA we make use of Boolean instead of bool.
3.We rather use Integer.parseInt in JAVA and not Int16, cant make use of Int16.
4. The exception cant be printed
5. JAVA makes use of checkConversion instead of convertNumber as used in the program.
6. It cant work for decimal numbers, 0 and big integers.
Explanation:
See Answer for the detailed explaination of the flaws and limitations identified in the program.
Answer:
it may not be easy
Explanation:
because am using a phone not a cuputer
Answer:
Variable Where Declared
In Sub1 :
A Sub1
Y Sub1
Z Sub1
X Main
In Sub2:
A Sub2
B Sub2
Z Sub2
Y Sub1
X Main
In Sub3 :
A Sub3
X Sub3
W Sub3
Y Main
Z Main
Explanation:
In static-scoped languages with nested subprograms, the declaration of a variable is checked with the subprogram, if it is not found, it check within the parent method that called it, it continue until it find a declaration, if no declaration is found, it display an error.
In Sub1, a, y, z is declared there while the declaration of x is found in main.
In Sub2, a, b, z is declared, declaration of y is found in sub1 and declaration of x is found in main.
In Sub3, a, x, w is declared while the declaration of y, z is from the main.
Answer:
The correct answer to the following question will be Group Box.
Explanation:
Group Box:
- A type container that contains many types of controls that are usually related to each other in the form.
- It usually provides the identified grouping for other controls.
- used for the subdivision of the forms.
- Separation of the controls can be done with the help of grouping by group box.
