The answer is
SSIDSSID which in full stands for Service
Set Identifier is used to identify a network. It ensures that clients are able
to locate a WLAN in which they are attached to. In Layman’s terms, it’s the
username or the primary name in a WiFi setup in which a user joins and is connected
to.
Answer:
Correct Order
2. Select the cell or range you want to move or copy.
1. Move the pointer over the border of the selection until the pointer changes shape.
3. To move the range, click the border and drag the selection to a new location, or to copy the range, hold down the Ctrl key and drag the selection to a new location.
Explanation:
To move or copy range of cells in MS Excel, You first select the cell/range you want to move or copy, hover the mouse pointer and take note when it changes shape, then finally click the border (when you noticed the change of shape of the pointer) and hold down the ctrl key and drag it to the destination location.
From January 2005 through July 2017, approximately 853 million electronic data records in the US were breached.
This allowed the attackers to take control over people's personal data, such as their various credit card numbers, and other important data, as well as their addresses, etc. The cyber police, as well as the regular police have been working hard to stop this from happening, but the hackers are very strong and smart.
Answer:
You'd get a compiling error.
Explanation:
Since this code is presumably written in C++, it doesn't include an "int main()", and without it you'll have a compiling error when you create functions. Since the start of a C++ program is looking for "int main()" and one doesn't exist, the program cannot compile.
Since the only function here is the while statement, then that's what the compiler will scream at you for. If you put all of this code within an "int main()", you'll no longer have a compiling error, and you'll have "carbike" written to the console.
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