<span>One-fourth increments</span>
print(3+7) will output 10, which is an integer.
print("2+3") will output 2+3, which is a string.
Answer:
B. Perform a scan of the drive for file fragmentation
Explanation:
When files are deleted from a drive chunks might be left behind, so over time there's chucks scattered around. When new files are added, they are also scattered around into the gaps left by the fragments (chunks of files scattered around the drive) making it harder to read for the system especially because they are large files. So the Hard drive has to be defragmented to rearrange the chucks and allow files to be easily read.
Answer:
The output of the given code is 56.43
Explanation:
As the code is given in java language the following are the code
public class code
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
double num = 56.4321;
System.out.print("%.2f", 56.4321);
}
}
The %f means that it print the floating point number and .2 means that it print the first two digit of the given number after the point .
so " %.2f "means that it print the value first 2 digit of floating point number after the point .
Therefore it print 56.43
A do while loop in this situation is actually stupid. A for loop or while loop will suit this purpose better, since you do not need to make sure it executes at least once for the given condition. Do while loops are good for situations where the condition may not be true initially, and you'd like to guarantee execution at least once. E.g circular linked list node counter.
