Answer:
The program to this question can be given as:
Program:
#include<stdio.h> //include header file.
void print_error_description(int x) //function definition
{ //body of the function
printf("The value of the parameter is = %d",x); //print value.
}
int main() //main method
{
print_error_description(14); //calling a function
return 0;
}
Output:
The value of the parameter is = 14
Explanation:
According to the question we define a function that is "print_error_description()". In this function we pass an integer element that is x. In this function we use void as a return type because this return type does not return any value. In the main method we call the function and pass the value that is 14.
Answer:
yes
Explanation:
my profile pic tho add me jujubi1988
Answer:
shuts down the laptop.
Explanation:
i just did it and almost had a heart attack because it wouldn't turn on
Answer:
see description
Explanation:
clicking in new script, we type the following:
%inputs and variables
N = input('Enter N : ');
values = input('Enter values : ');
positive=0;
negatives=0;
zero=0;
%for loop
for c = 1:N
if values(c) > 0
positive = positive + 1;
elseif values(c) < 0
negatives = negatives + 1;
else
zero = zero + 1;
end
end
positive
negatives
zero
so we basically loop the array and add one to counters each time we read an element from the input, for example if we enter:
Example input
Enter N : 5
Enter values : [1,-1,0,2,352]
positive = 3
negatives = 1
zero = 1
Answer:
cyber-extortion
Explanation:
Ashley Baker has been the webmaster for Berryhill Finance only ten days when she received an e-mail that threatened to shut down Berryhill's website unless Ashley wired payment to an overseas account. Ashley was concerned that Berryhill Finance would suffer huge losses if its website went down, so she wired money to the appropriate account. The author of the e-mail successfully committed cyber-extortion.
