Its true because even if you fail a course it shows on your transcript....
Answer:
The answer is "Option c".
Explanation:
The Pseudocode is a definition of actions in an algorithm or some other method of software engineering. It also uses regular programming language, formal conventions, and is associated with human learning rather than computer learning, and the wrong choice can be defined as follows:
- In choice a, It is wrong because there are so many languages, and it is not easy to understand all.
- In choice b, It is wrong because it is used for better understanding.
- In choice d, it is wrong because words are also not only common to programmers.
<u>Answer:</u>
<em>If we analyze the given piece of code, C1, C2, C3 and C4 are 4 classes. </em>
- C1 is the base class and does not derive from any other class.
- C2 is a class which inherits C1.
- C3 is a class which inherits C2 and indirectly inherits from C1.
- C4 is a class which inherits C1 directly. If analyses the instance creation statement,
<em>c1 instance of C1 is valid because the object is created for class C1.</em>
<em>c1 c2 = new C2() is valid once again the object is created for Class C2</em>
<em>c1 c3 = new C3() is invalid because the class C3 directly inherits from C2 and not from C1</em>
<em>c1 c4 = new C4() is valid</em>
