<b></b> <span>element when used to strongly emphasize portions of text within a document.
<p></p> </span><span>tag defines a paragraph.
<ol></ol> </span><span>Defines an ordered list
<a></a> </span><span> tag defines a hyperlink</span>
C++:
int main () {
std::ofstream output {"greeting.txt"};
output << "hey!";
output.close();
return 0;
}
Answer:
the output of the above program is
2 3
3 5
8
Explanation:
It seems the program is trying to pair two numbers into one and leaving the unpaired number (in a case of odd number of numbers) as a separate output.
This is why numbers 2 and 3 form 23, numbers 3 and 5 form 35 and 8 is another output of the program.
They contain control information.
They contain user data.
They are sent over a network.
They can travel indefinitely over the Internet is wrong as every packet contains the source and destination in the header. If the destination is not available you'll get an error message for example "The HTTP 404 Not Found Error" or another error depending on the application. The packet is then discarded.
