Sukhi needs to insert a container into her form to collect a particular type of information.

Which object should she insert?

Answer:

The answer to this question is given below in the explanation section.

Explanation:

There are many benefits of cloud computing, but despite having benefits, there are many negative impacts of cloud computing.

The most known negative impact of cloud computing are given below:

Data confidentiality risk:

when you are using cloud computing services, that means you are handing over your all information over the internet. There is a risk of data confidentiality in this context, your data's security is totally dependent on the service provider. If your service provider security breaches, then your business reputation will also get impacted because your confidential data is managed and controlled by the service provider whose security is breached by someone or hackers.

Depend on internet connection:

Another disadvantage is that if you are working in a developing or under-developed country and you are using cloud computing services. Then your all business managing is relying on the internet. As you know, in developing countries internet speed does matter 24/7 and it is not as fast as required to use cloud computing services for your business.

Data mobility Issue:

Data mobility refers to sharing data between cloud services and in case if the user terminates their services of cloud computing then how you can handle such a situation.

Live help Issue:

some cloud service providers provide you the services online and help you online if you find any error in your services, imagine if in your company 24/7 IT staffs are working on a project, then how you can handle if an error occurs in your cloud computing services and online help also not available. so in this case cloud computing impact negatively your project and organization.  

Answer:

ok

Explanation:

There are no answers given in this question

In python:

i = 1

lst1 = ([])

lst2 = ([])

while i <= 5:

   person1 = int(input("Enter the salary individual 1 got in year {}".format(i)))

   person2 = int(input("Enter the salary individual 1 got in year {}".format(i)))

   lst1.append(person1)

   lst2.append(person2)

   i += 1

if sum(lst1) > sum(lst2):

   print("Individual 1 has the highest salary")

else:

   print("Individual 2 has the highest salary")

This works correctly if the two individuals do not end up with the same salary overall.

Answer:

if x > 100:

    y = 20

    z = 40

Explanation:

This line checks if variable x is greater than 100

if x > 100:

This line assigns 20 to y

    y = 20

This line assigns 40 to z

    z = 40

The if statement that assigns 20 to the variable y, and assigns 40 to the variable z if the variable x is greater than 100 is as follows:

x = int(input("input an integer number: "))

if x > 100:

   y = 20

   z = 40

   print(y)

   print(z)

The first code we ask the user to input an integer number and stored it in the

variable x.

If the user input is greater than x, then y is assigned to 20 and z is assigned to 40.

We print the assigned value of y and z if the user entered an input greater

than 100.

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Answer:

Access control

Explanation:

A computer network connects two or more computer devices to communicate and share resources. When computers or workstations in a network are connected, data can be directly transferred from a source to a target workstation.

In most cases in an enterprise network, there is a need to restrict access to certain information or resources, so access control protocols are used to secure sensitive information from unauthorized view.

Answer:

a. architectural design phase.

Explanation:

Architectural design phase basically deals with the interaction between the very important and essential modules of the software system that is to be developed.

Hence, defining the components of the system and how these components are related to each other is part of the architectural design phase. These components include the input, process, and output, they are linked to their respective interface in order to establish the functionality and framework of the software system.

Answer:

color = input("What color? ")

if (color == "yellow"):

   print("Correct!")

else:

   print("Nope")

Explanation:

My code is dependent on if the color is supposed to be case sensitive

Answer:

Yes

Explanation:

Just like a human fingerprint, no 2 computers are the same.

Answer:

zip_codes = ["11111", "22222", "33333", "44444", "55555", "66666", "77777", "88888", "99999", "00000"]

charges = [3.2, 4, 1.95, 5.7, 4.3, 2.5, 3.8, 5.1, 6.6, 7.3]

deliver = False

index = -1

zip_code = input("Enter the zip code: ")

for i in range(len(zip_codes)):

   if zip_code == zip_codes[i]:

       deliver = True

       index = i

       break

if deliver:

       print("The charge of delivery to " + zip_codes[index] + " is $" + str(charges[index]))

else:

   print("There is no delivery to " + zip_code)

Explanation:

*The code is in Python.

Initialize the zip_codes array with 10 zip codes

Initialize the charges array with 10 corresponding values

Initialize the deliver as False, this will be used to check if the zip code is in the zip_codes

Initialize the index, this will be used if the zip code is a valid one, we will store its index

Ask the user to enter the zip_code

Create a for loop that iterates the length of the zip_codes array. Inside the loop:

Check if the zip_code is equal to the any of the items in the zip_codes. If it is, set the deliver as True, set the index as i, and break

When the loop is done, check the deliver. If it is True, then print the charge of the delivery. Otherwise, print that there is no delivery to that zip code

Answer:

insurance or warranty

Explanation:

It should be insurance because insurance can cover things like car repairs and other things that goes wrong. warranty could work too because it kind of means the same thing.

Answer:

names, email addresses, subjects of e-mails

Explanation:

Answer:

names

e-mail addresses

physical addresses

fax numbers

Explanation:

correct answers

Office suites are also known as productivity suites.

An office suite is also known as to  be a kind of office application suite or office productivity software.

Note that Office suites are also known as productivity suites as it is where a lot of decisions are made that enhances productivity.

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Answer:

New Thing = ("Potato Chip")

Explanation:

Java is a programming language which is used by IT professional for building enterprise applications. The new thing object can be named as potato chip by entering the command statement. The statement must be enclosed in the inverted commas for the application to understand the input.

Answer:

Explanation:

Cable television systems originated with the invention of a particular component. The component is a coaxial cable. The correct option is A.

Radiofrequency (RF) signals are transferred through coaxial cables, or in more current systems, light pulses are transmitted through fiber-optic cables, to deliver television programming to viewers via cable television networks.

This is in contrast to satellite television, which transmits the television signal via a communications satellite orbiting the Earth and receives it via a satellite dish.

It broadcast television, in which the television signal is transmitted over the air by radio waves and received by a television antenna attached to the television.

Therefore, the correct option is A. coaxial cable.

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The question is incomplete. Your most probably complete question is given below:

A. coaxial cable

B. analog transmission

C. digital transmission

D. community antenna

Answer:

The function in Python is as follows:

def match(f1,f2):

    f3 = []

    for i in range(0,len(f1)):

         if f1[i] == f2[i]:

              f3.append("True")

         else:

         f3.append("False")

    print(f3)

Explanation:

This line defines the function

def match(f1,f2):

This line creates an empty list

    f3 = []

This line is a loop that iterates through the lists f1 and f2

    for i in range(0,len(f1)):

The following if statement checks if corresponding elements of both lists are the same

         if f1[i] == f2[i]:

              f3.append("True")

If otherwise, this is executed

         else:

         f3.append("False")

This prints the newly generated list

    print(f3)

Answer:

1/3

Explanation:

Incomplete question. The full question reads;

Q. Thomas has decided to key an agenda for the FBLA meeting using a column format. What is recommended to guide the reader's eye and control the left-to-right flow of text?

Answer choices:

Answer:

dot leader tab

Explanation:

Indeed, Thomas could use the dot leader tab on MS word to guide the reader's eye and control the left-to-right flow of the text so the reader can note the agenda.

For example, below is a typical way the dot leader tab would look like on a document:

............... Agenda 1

............... Agenda 2

............... Agenda 3

Answer:

Written in Python:

import re

name = input("Name: ")

print(re.sub("[ ]", ", ", name))

Explanation:

This line imports the regular expression library

import re

This line prompts user for input

name = input("Name: ")

This line replace the space with comma and prints the output

print(re.sub("[ ]", ", ", name))

Answer:

Here is the C++ program.

#include <iostream>  //to use input output functions

using namespace std;   //to identify objects cin cout

   void print(int sales){   //method that accepts integer as its parameter representing the sale for the day

          for(int i=0;i<(sales/100);i++){  //loop to create a bar chart

           cout<<"*";   }   }  //prints stars representing the sale amount for the day

   int main(){          

       int sales1;    // stores the sales of store 1

       int sales2;    // stores the sales of store 2

       int sales3;    // stores the sales of store 3

       int sales4;     // stores the sales of store 4

       int sales5;    // stores the sales for store  5    

       cout<<"Enter the sales for store 1: ";  //prompts user to enter sales for store 1

       cin >>sales1;  //reads the value of sales for store 1 and stores it in sales1

       print(sales1);  //calls print method to display start representing the sales amount for the day for store 1

       cout<<"\nEnter the sales for store 2: ";  //prompts user to enter sales for store 2

     cin >>sales2;  //reads the value of sales for store 2 and stores it in sales2

       print(sales2); //calls print method to display start representing the sales amount for the day for store 2

       cout<<"\nEnter the sales for store 3: ";  //prompts user to enter sales for store 3

     cin >>sales3;  //reads the value of sales for store 3 and stores it in sales3

       print(sales3);  //calls print method to display start representing the sales amount for the day for store 3

       cout<<"\nEnter the sales for store 4: ";  //prompts user to enter sales for store 4

     cin >>sales4;  //reads the value of sales for store 4 and stores it in sales4

       print(sales4);  //calls print method to display start representing the sales amount for the day for store 4

       cout<<"\nEnter the sales for store 5: ";  //prompts user to enter sales for store 5

     cin >>sales5;  //reads the value of sales for store 5 and stores it in sales5

       print(sales5);     } //calls print method to display start representing the sales amount for the day for store 5

Explanation:

The program is well explained in the comments attached with each line of the program. Lets say user enters 100 as sales for store 1. Then the for loop works as follows:

for(int i=0;i<(sales/100);i++)

At first iteration:

i = 0

i<(sales/100) is true because 0 is less than 100/100 = 1

so the program moves to the body of loop which has the statement:

cout<<"*"

This prints one asterisk one output screen. Next the loop breaks when i = 1. So this only prints one asterisk in output since one star represents $100 sale. The screenshot of the program along with its output is attached.

Answer:

the answer is c

Explanation:

i just took the test

Answer:c

Explanation: because Diagnosing looks for the nature of the problem, while troubleshooting attempts to identify the source of the problem.

When you check to see how much RAM, or temporary storage you have available, you are checking your primary memory.

The correct option is first.

Drive provides a storage space and speed for processing the data in the drive on the personal computers or laptops at low cost.

RAM, also known as Random Access Memory, is storage drive which is temporary but primary.

So, RAM is considered as primary memory.

Thus, when you check to see how much RAM, or temporary storage you have available, you are checking your primary memory.

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The output will be: You owe $ 15.0

The output of the following program, when the user responds with a 5 is You owe $15.0. The correct option is b.

Programs require the entry of data. This data is utilized by the software, which then produces data (or information). The output of software or other electronic device is whatever information it processes and transmits.

Anything that appears on the computer screen, like the text you type on the keyboard, is considered the output.

The floating-point value of "answer" is how many hamburgers would you like is set to a string indicating the response when someone responds to an input; in this case, the value is 5.

As a result, if the user responds with 5, the amount due is set to the price times the hamburger price:

You owe $", money Due = 3.00 x 5 = 15.00

Therefore, the correct option is b. You owe $15.0.

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Answer:

The answer to this question is given below in the explanation section.

Explanation:

The answer to this question is given in the attached file.

This is the code that runs for-loop. This loop iterates 5 times and print the value of z variable and even. if value of i variable then it print "even" and z value. else it print z value.

Answer:

Here is the Python program:

def MyersTriangle(a, b, c):  #method to test triangles

    if not(isinstance(a, int) and isinstance(b, int) and isinstance(c, int)):  #checks if values are of type int

         return 'Enter integer values'  

    elif a==0 or b==0 or c==0: #checks if any value is equal to 0

         return 'Enter integer values greater than 0'

    elif a<0 or b<0 or c <0:  #checks if any value is less than 0

         return 'All values must be positive'

    elif not (a+b>=c and b+c>=a and c+a>=b):  #checks if triangle is valid

         return 'Not a valid triangle'

    elif a == b == c:  #checks if triangle is equilateral

         return 'triangle is equilateral'

    elif a == b or b == c:  #checks if triangle is isoceles

         return 'triangle is isoceles'

    elif a != b and a != c and b != c:  #checks if triangle is scalene

         return 'triangle is scalene'        

#test cases

print(MyersTriangle(2.4,7.5,8.7))  

print(MyersTriangle(0,0,0))

print(MyersTriangle(-1,5,4))

print(MyersTriangle(10,10,25))

print(MyersTriangle(5,5,5))

print(MyersTriangle(3,3,4))

print(MyersTriangle(3,4,5))

Explanation:

The program uses if elif conditions to check:

if the values are integers: this is checked by using isinstance method that checks if values belongs to a particular int. If this returns true then values are integers otherwise not

if values are not 0: this is checked by using logical operator or between each variable which checks if any of the values is 0

if values are not negative: This is checked by using relational operator < which means the values are less than 0

if values make a valid triangle: this is checked by the rule that the sum of two sided of the triangle is greater than or equal to the third side.

and then checks if the triangle is scalene, isosceles, or equilateral: This is checked by the following rules:

For scalene all three sides are unequal in length

For isosceles any of the two sides are equal in length

For equilateral all sides should be equal in length.

The screenshot of the program along with the output is attached.