Make a list of the main points you want to have in your presentation. Then work on researching them one by one. Search one topic at a time, find a RELIABLE resource, then find information related to that. Write it all down, then do the next one, etc., etc. Then you can filter out what you do and don't want in it, keeping the important information and ditching the rest. Then you can start putting your presentation together. :)
The correct answer is implements.
In the case where there are both the implements and the extends clause present in the class header, the convention is that the first one should be the implements clause, followed by the extends clause.
This makes sense because you first need to implement the meaning you want to talk about, and then you will extend upon it later.
“he stayed home from his family reunion on Saturday.”
<span>Did you hear about the mathematician who wanted to make a fruit salad,s so he bought some apples and oranges and ordered pears.
Ordered pears under this context is a pun for ordered pairs, which explains that </span>the objects appear in the pair<span> is significant: the </span>ordered pair<span> (a, b)definitely different than </span><span>(b, a) unless a = b.</span>
