Answer:
Match the feature to its function. The answers are as below:
1. Normal view the place where creating and editing occurs
2. Notes view an area in which information for handouts can be added
3. Slide pane the place where the slide order can be changed
4. Menu bar contains lists of commands used to create presentations
5. toolbars provide rows of icons to perform different tasks
Explanation:
It is the normal view where the editing and the creation of the slides occur. And it's the notes view where you can add the information for handouts. You can arrange the slides in the slide pane. And you can get a list of commands for creating the presentation in the Menu bar. Also, Toolbar is the rows of icons which helps in performing a various set of tasks. And all these are definitions and prove our above selections are correct.
Answer:
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
//create the function which add two number
void addTwoNumber(int num_1,int num_2)
{
int result = num_1 + num_2; //adding
cout<<"The output is:"<<result<<endl; //display on the screen
}
//main function
int main(){
//calling the function
addTwoNumber(3,6);
return 0;
}
Explanation:
First, include the library iostream for using the input/output instructions.
then, create the function which adds two numbers. Its return type is void, it means the function return nothing and the function takes two integer parameters.
then, use the addition operation '+' in the programming to add the numbers and store the result in the variable and display the result.
create the main function for testing the function.
call the function with two arguments 3 and 6.
then, the program copies the argument value into the define function parameters and then the program start executing the function.
Answer:
D
Explanation:
Cause You Have To Decode It To Get To The Memory In The First Place
This is in fact false to my knowledge
Answer:
to tell the program to take a different action when the If statement answer is false
Explanation:
if x = 0:
print('x equals 0')
else:
print('x equals something else that isnt 0')