Examples of applying successful visual design principles to bring a web page together are _________________. (Choose all that apply)

Question 2 options:

a)

balance, contrast, and unity


b)

balance, contrast, and similarity


c)

gestalt, unity, and hierarchy


d)

gestalt, scale, and simplicity


e)

balance, control, and dominance

Answer:

#include <stdio.h>

#include <string.h>

int main(){

   char number[100];

   printf("Number: ");

   scanf("%s", number);

   int sum = 0;

   for(int i =0;i<strlen(number);i++){

       sum+= number[i] - '0';

   }

           printf("Sum: %d",sum);

   return 0;

}

Explanation:

This declares a c string of 100 characters

   char number[100];

This prompts user for input

   printf("Number: ");

This gets user input

   scanf("%s", number);

This initializes sum to 0

   int sum = 0;

This iterates through the input string

   for(int i =0;i<strlen(number);i++){

This adds individual digits

       sum+= number[i] - '0';

   }

This prints the calculated sum

           printf("Sum: %d",sum);

   return 0;

The program that ask the user to enter a series of single digit number and display the sum of all the single digit number, highest number and lowest number is as follows:

x = input("input the series of number: ")

y = []

for i in x:

  y += i

integer_map = list(map(int, y))

print(sum(integer_map))

print(max(integer_map))

print(min(integer_map))

The code is written in python.

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Answer:

The Hill family uses69 pints

Explanation:

bc why not

Answer:

Datasheet View

Explanation:

Chapter 1

A B

Database Template A preformatted database designed for a specific purpose.

Datasheet View The Access view that displays data organized in columns and rows similar to an Excel worksheet.

Answer:

A. Relative cell reference.

Explanation:

A relative cell reference is like a pointer to a cell or range of cell in Excel. In Excel all cell references, by default, are relative cell references.

In the given instance, the cell address A4 in a formula means it is a relative cell reference. If there would have been a $ sign before A4, then it will be an absolute cell reference. But since, it is without dollar sign, it is a relative cell reference.

Therefore, option A is correct.

Answer:

A) copyright

B) copyright

C)Trade mark

D) copyright

E)Patent

Explanation:

Patent can be regarded as a form of intellectual property which helps the owner of an invention to others to sell or use the invention for some period of time. Example of this is a patent that protect microwave oven.

trademark is form of intellectual property, this could be inform of symbols, words that differentiate the product of a party from another. Example of this is a bite of apple that represents apple products.

Copyright can be regarded as a legal right given to those that owns a intellectual property which gives him/her right to copy and exclude others from reaping from where they did not sow. The owner get exclusive right to reproduce the copy.

Below is the match of the intellectual property with the examples.

a. books, poems<> Copyright

b. music, movies, paintings<> Copyright

c. company logo<> Trademark

d. software<>Copyright

e. combinations of materials to make drugs<> patent

Answer:

SELECT paintname, COUNT(paintname) as count_paintname

FROM paint

GROUP BY paintname HAVING COUNT(paintname) > 2

ORDER BY paintname

Explanation:

The structured query language or SQL statement returns two columns of paintname and the count of the distinct paint names in the paint table with rows of grouped paint names greater than two and in the ascending order of the names.

Answer:

Selection structure.

Explanation:

In a decision structure (selection structure), there is a branch forward at some point, which causes a portion of the program to be skipped. A loop structure (repetition structure) contains a branch to a previous statement in the program module, which results in a block of statements that can be executed many times.

Answer:

D. summarize by row and by column

Answer:

D.

Explanation:

Answer: D is your answer

Plagiarism is copying someone's work

Plagiarism both easier and harder in the Internet age because you have access to more information. It is harder to get away with because anyone can conduct a word  D is your answer

Answer:

The answer you are looking for would be "B.) It is easier because people don't really expect you to follow the  copyright regulations, but it is harder to find exactly what you want." When you look a question up for an essay, summary, or even a test, the answer you need may not always be on the web, and you may need to visit several different websites to mash together a conclusion on your topic. However, people often copy topics nowadays, and it is easier for them to change a few words and get away with it then every before. Teachers have become much more lenient, therefore it is much easier to plagiarize something.

Answer:

function is a self-contained program segment that carries out some specific, well-defined task. Every C program consists of one or more functions. One of these functions must be called main. Execution of the program always begins by carrying out the instructions contained in main. Note that if a program contains multiple functions then their definitions may appear in any order. The same function can be accessed from several different places within a program. Once the function has carried out its intended action, control is returned to the point from which the function was accessed. Generally speaking, a function processes information passed to it from the calling portion of the program, and returns a single value. Some functions, however, accept information but do not return anything.

A function definition has two principal components: the first line (including the argument declarations), and the so-called body of the function.

The first line of a function takes the general form data-type  name(type 1  arg 1,  type 2  arg 2,  ...,  type n  arg n)

where data-type represents the data type of the item that is returned by the function, name represents the name of the function, and type 1, type 2, ..., type n represent the data types of the arguments arg 1, arg 2, ..., arg n. The allowable data types for a function are:

int       for a function which returns an integer value

double    for a function which returns an floating-point value

void      for a function which does not return any value

The allowable data types for a function's arguments are int and double. Note that the identifiers used to reference the arguments of a function are local, in the sense that they are not recognized outside of the function. Thus, the argument names in a function definition need not be the same as those used in the segments of the program from which the function was called. However, the corresponding data types of the arguments must always match.

The body of a function is a compound statement that defines the action to be taken by the function. Like a regular compound statement, the body can contain expression statements, control statements, other compound statements, etc. The body can even access other functions. In fact, it can even access itself--this process is known as recursion. In addition, however, the body must include one or more return statements in order to return a value to the calling portion of the program.

A return statement causes the program logic to return to the point in the program from which the function was accessed. The general form of a return statement is:

return  expression;

This statement causes the value of expression to be returned to the calling part of the program. Of course, the data type of expression should match the declared data type of the function. For a void function, which does not return any value, the appropriate return statement is simply:

return;

A maximum of one expression can be included in a return statement. Thus, a function can return a maximum of one value to the calling part of the program. However, a function definition can include multiple return statements, each containing a different expression, which are conditionally executed, depending on the program logic.

Note that, by convention, the main function is of type int and returns the integer value 0 to the operating system, indicating the error-free termination of the program. In its simplest form, the main function possesses no arguments. The library function call exit(1), employed in previous example programs, causes the execution of a program to abort, returning the integer value 1 to the operating system, which (by convention) indicates that the program terminated with an error status.

The program segment listed below shows how the previous program factorial.c can be converted into a function factorial(n) which returns the factorial (in the form of a floating-point number) of the non-negative integer n:

double factorial(int n)

{

 /*

    Function to evaluate factorial (in floating-point form)

    of non-negative integer n.

 */

 int count;

 double fact = 1.;

 /* Abort if n is negative integer */

 if (n < 0)

  {

   printf("\nError: factorial of negative integer not defined\n");

   exit(1);

  }

 /* Calculate factorial */

 for (count = n; count > 0; --count) fact *= (double) count;

 /* Return value of factorial */

 return fact;      

}

Explanation:

Answer:

Option b (NIDS) is the correct choice.

Explanation:

All those other available options aren't closely linked to the scenario in question. Therefore this obvious response is the correct one.

Answer:

Use the command "sensible-browser" I could be wrong I have not used linux in some time.

Explanation:

Answer:

Data field.

Explanation:

In Computer Networking, data encapsulation can be defined as the process of adding a header to a data unit received by a lower layer protocol from a higher layer protocol during data transmission. This ultimately implies that, the header (segment) of a higher layer protocol such as an application layer, is the data of a lower layer such as a transportation layer in the Transmission Control Protocol and Internet Protocol (TCP/IP).

Basically, an Ethernet Frame is one of the IEEE 802.3 data encapsulation standards.

An Ethernet Frame can be defined as the building blocks or bits contained in a single packet of data that is being transmitted over an Ethernet network or connection. When data are transmitted, a frame check sequence (FCS) containing a 4-bytes is used to detect or check for any error in a frame and to ensure no frame data was corrupted in the course of the transmission.

In the transmission control protocol (TCP), all frames that are being transmitted must have a minimum of 64-bytes in length and as such when small packets are encapsulated, some additional bits referred to as pad are typically used to increase the frame size to at least 64-bytes, which is the minimum size.

Hence, a data field is the part of an Ethernet Frame that uses a pad to increase the frame field to at least 64 bytes.

Answer:

rectilinear

Explanation: