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A method is written with the header 'num' yourMethod(string name, num code). The method's type is <u>'num'.</u>
In the context of programming. a header refers to supplemental data placed at the beginning of a block of data being transmitted or stored. In the context of the Java method, the header is where you tell the Java program what value type if any, the method will return (a string value, an int value, a double value, etc). As well as the return type, you require a name for your method, which is also placed in the header. You can pass values over to your methods in between a pair of round brackets.
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The answer to this question is given below is in the explanation section.
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manages the function of all the hardware and other software used in the computer:
operating system is defined as a system software that manages computer hardware and software resources and provide common services for computers programs.All application software computer programs requires an operation system to function. operating system controls computer hardware run the computer programs and organize file.
CPU:
central processing unit that bring the instruction from memory to be executed and decodes.
Storing device:
Any hardware that can hold information temporarily and permanently. we distinguish two type of storage: as primary storage device and a secondary storage device.
Example:
- Magnetic storage device:hard drive,floppy diskette etc.
- optical: Blu-ray disc,CD Rom disc.
Flash memory device:memory card memory sick,ssd
Hardware:
Hardware include the physical features,which are every part that you can either see or touch, for example monitor,case,keyboard,mouse and printer.
Software:
The part which activate the physical components called software. it includes the features that resposible for directing the work to the hardware.
