So a output device is anything that can output info from the computer so
we are read and understand it some are a printer monitor and soundboard
Hope this helped
-scav
Answer:
LAN
Explanation:
A LAN ( local area network) is network that is installed with a small area like a building. It can be connected to a WAN or wide area network. The connection between the devices in a LAN network could be with cable (Ethernet protocol) or wireless using WiFi protocol.
The traditional connection in a LAN is with cable, but sometimes, a wireless connection can be used, this is called a WLAN (wireless local area network). Both form of connections are still under the LAN domain.
Answer:
#include<bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
string st;
getline(cin,st);
int i=0;
while(i<st.length())
{
if(isupper(st[i]))
{
st.erase(st.begin()+i);
continue;
}
i++;
}
cout<<st<<endl;
return 0;
}
Explanation:
I have included the file bits/stdc++.h which include almost most of the header files necessary.
For taking the input as a string line getline is used.
For checking the upper case isupper() function is used. cctype header file contains this function.
For deleting the character erase function is used.
Option D is the answer.
Option A is rejected because in centralized communication notwork there is no free flow of communication in all directions ( all direction means between all the groups or layers of the network).
Option B is not the answer because centralized and decentralized networks has nothing to do with the size of organizations.
Option C is rejected because decision making process depends on the hard work and technical skills of groups of an organization about a field but not by the network discipline.
Option D is selected because in centralized network the information or decision making power is primarily limited to the upper level or higher members of organization and as mentioned decentralized decides on the basis of decision of all the groups or levels of the network.
