National FFA is the answer to your question my guy.
The question is broad and vague, but I would say hardware.
<span> What does this dialog box control the movement of when you press the tab key?
answer: cursor
but im not 100% sure so sorry if I get you the wrong answer :/ </span>
Answer:
Windows XP uses the Local Page Replacement algorithm. It is a type of FIFO.
In this, Pages are taken from processes using more than their minimum working set and Processes initialize with a default of 50 pages.
XP monitors page fault rate and adjusts working set size accordingly.
UNIX uses the Global replacement Algorithm through Modified second-chance clock algorithm. Here Pages are aged with each second and Pages that are not used for a long time will eventually have a value of zero.
Answer:
The method definition to this question can be given as:
Method definition:
public void clear(int[] arr, int num) //define method clear.
{
if (num == 0) //if block
{
return 0; return value.
}
else //else block
{
arr[num - 1] = 0; //assign value in arr.
return arr[]; //return value.
}
}
clear(arr, num - 1); //calling
Explanation:
The description of the above method definition as follows:
- Firstly we define a method that is "clear" that does not return any value because its return type is "void". This method accepts two integer variables that are "arr[] and num" where arr[] is an array variable and num is an integer variable.
- Inside a method, we use a conditional statement in if block we check that num variable value is equal to 0. if this condition is true so, it will return 0 otherwise it will go to else block in else block it will assign value in variable arr[num-1] that is "0" and return arr value.
