Answer:
When myMethod is invoked by a method in the same class as myMethod.
Explanation:
When you are in a class, it is like a different enviroment and within that class you can call a method without using the dot notation because you are still within the class.
Outside the class and despite the type of method, public, private or static, the dot notation will be required.
Answer:
<script type="text/javascript" src="weather.js"></script>
Explanation:
we have to use above script tag to include weather.js file into our web page.
Here type attribute represents the type of the file which we are trying to include on the web page.src attribute represents the path of the file from where we want to include that into our web page.
Generally we can include our java script functions into web page in 2 ways. one is inline function we can write the code in web page <script> tag itself .another way is to write the code in a separate file as shown above and include it in the webpage
Answer:
RANK.AVG
Explanation:
Required
Arrange data in descending order based on average
The feature to do this is to use the RANK.AVG() function.
By default, the function will return the ranks of the selected data in descending order (i.e. from highest to lowest); though, the sort order can be changed to ascending order.
The syntax is:
=RANK.AVG (number, ref, [order])
Where
number 
The number to use as rank
ref The cell range
order 0 represents descending order while 1 represents ascending order
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