There are no answer choices listed so I don't have anything to choose from so i'm just going to go with what I know/think. Just from reading the question I think it may be the "notepad." If it is not the notepad then it may be the clipboard.
Sorry if this doesn't help you very much, but there were no answer choices.
1. Use many of the same skills and technologies as Web application developers to create applications for devices such as smartphones and tablets - Mobile Application Developers
2. Websites designed specifically for mobile device browsers - Web Architects
3. Applications created specifically for mobile operating systems, such as Google Android or Apple iOS - Mobile Apps
4. They consult with the management team and Website users to design and implement the plan for developing and maintaining the organization's Website - Interface Designer
5. use Web programming languages or products to develop Websites, generally for Web server applications - Web Application Developers
<u>Explanation:</u>
The definitions and its terms are self explanatory. A <em>mobile application developer</em> will develop applications for mobiles and other gadgets.
<em>Mobile Websites</em> can be accessed only from browsers of mobile.
<em>Android or iOS</em> are the operating system designed for Mobile.
Interface designers develop designs for websites.
<em>Web app developers</em> develop websites using web programming languages.
Answer:
The correct answer is C.
Explanation:
You have to do 0xFF20 - 0x1037 but first, you need to convert the counts from hexadecimal base system to decimal base system using this formula:
, where position of the x₀ is the rightmost digit of the number.
<em>Note: </em>
- A = 10.
- B = 11.
- C = 12.
- D = 13.
- E = 14.
- F = 15.
0xFF20 = 15*16³+15*16²+2*16¹ = 65312
0x1037 = 1*16³+3*16¹+7*16⁰ = 4151
Result: 65312 - 4151 = 61161
True. An encryption scheme doesn't care what it is encrypting, be it compressed or uncompressed.
Note that an encrypted file will look like random data to most compression algorithms, so it makes sense to first compress, then encrypt, to get the maximum efficiency from the compression.