Answer:
- Code is in JAVA language. As there is no user input the logic is straightforward.
- Below is the code along with a detailed explanation of the logic.
- The class name is Print main save as file as the main class.
Explanation:
Program:-
public class Main{
public static void main(String args[]){
/* There are two for loops...
* First for loop runs from i=1 to i=9
* Second for loop runs from j=1 to j=i.
*
*/
for(int i=1;i<=9;i++){
for(int j=1;j<=i;j++){ // j loop runs from j=1 to j=i
/*Prints I and j next to each other*/
System.out.println(i+""+j);
}//for loop of j ends here
}// for loop of I ends here
}
}
Record companies lose money because people download songs for free.
<u>Answer:</u>
<u>Privacy concerns.</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
Privacy concerns have played an important role in how we collect digital data. For example, privacy activists believe that an individual has the right to know how his or her information is being used and that such an individual also has the right to withhold such information.
Such issues have affected the ability of law enforcement agencies to investigate criminal activities. For example, an individual who is accused of a crime may claim a <em>right to withhold his personal information, such as his mobile device, and thus he refuses to give out such information.</em>
Answer:
A binary system is a system that functions on zeros and ones (0's and 1's).
A decimal system is an Arabic numeric system that has 10 as its base and uses a dot which is also called a decimal point to show fractions.
Differences
- A decimal uses ten different digits which is 0-9 while a binary system uses just two digits 0 and 1
- Decimal system was historically a Hindu-Arabic system while the binary system is just an Arabic system
Similarities
- They are capable of performing arithmetic operations
- They both can be represented in decimal form
Answer:
If it works then no, if it doesn't then yes
Explanation:
Code Academy probably runs either way because it is not taking this as a intense class.
