<span>The correct answer is: Option (C) Underlined
Explanation:
In Microsoft Word (version 2007 and version 2010), the following commands you can use:
1. Bold
2. Highlight Text
3. Font Size
4. Italics
5. Underline
6. Format Painter
7. Increase indent of text
8. Decrease indent of text
9. Increase font size
10. Center text (alignment)
Word count, save as and insert citation commands do not exist in the mini-toolbar. Hence, the correct option is Option (C) Underlined</span>
<span>Using the RET instruction without operands will pop 4 bytes off the stack. RET is part of the x86 instruction set and stands for “return from procedure”. A stack is part of memory that is allocated to store items. Popping bytes from a stack is the same thing is removing items from the data structure in memory.</span>
Answer:
b) A separate part of the program that performs a specific task.
Explanation:
A subroutine is a portion of the program that can be invoked to perform a specific task. Typically, it performs that task and returns execution control to the point immediately following its invocation. It may or may not maintain "history" or "state", and it may or may not throw exceptions.
A well-behaved subroutine will only operate on data passed to it, will not maintain any internal history or state, and will have only one exit.
If you think about it, all "relational operators" are used to test some kind of relationship between two objects or entities. :)
