Given an integer as input, print all the integers starting from 1 up to but not including that number. Print one number per line. For example if the input is 4 the output should be: 1 2 3

Final answer:

It may be more appropriate to declare an attribute that contains only digits as a character data type instead of a numeric data type because character data types allow for greater flexibility and can handle other non-numeric characters.

Explanation:

In certain cases, it may be more appropriate to declare an attribute that contains only digits as a character data type instead of a numeric data type. This is because character data types allow for greater flexibility and can handle not only numerical values but also other non-numeric characters.

For example, if you're working with a student ID that consists of digits but also includes special characters like dashes or periods, storing it as a character data type would be more suitable. This way, you can accurately capture and manipulate the entire ID without losing any important characters.

Character data types also allow for better error handling and handling of leading zeros, which can be important in certain scenarios, such as when dealing with bank account numbers or zip codes.

Answer:

a. quantum computing and telecommunications

Explanation:

Both quantum computing and telecommunications need materials with specific optical, electrical, and magnetic properties to advance, and nanotechnologies open the opportunity for nanomaterial with incredible properties. From antennas with special magnetic properties to faster optical fiber from more stable material to store qubits to super thermal insulators, nanotechnologies will change the way we build and design telecommunication systems, and it will allow us to build stable and reliable quantum computers.

Answer:

Sensitivity analysis.

Explanation:

Data analytics is a method of interpreting a large group of data, that predicts future outcomes or describe current situation of the company, for appropriate decision to be made. Analyzing data creates a flexible environment to change  data to observe the resultant output.

Sensitivity analysis is used to analyse uncertain output by changing the input. It is used to ascertain if an output generated by a determined input can be desirable or considered.

Answer:

Output: 2004 2008 2058  

Explanation:

In the first printf command it will print the address of the variables num, msg1, msg2. And in the second printf command it will print the values of the variables num, msg1, msg2. As the address of the structure is 2004 And the size of the integer is 4 byte so size will increase with 4 bytes and the size of character is 1 byte so it will increase by 1*50= 50 bytes.

Hence, the output is 2004 2008 2058  

Answer:

Before redundancy :100101011100

After checking parity redundancy: 100101010011

Explanation:

First calculate redundant bits ,

We know that the number of redundant bits can be calculated using the following formula:

2^r ≥ m + r + 1

r = redundant bit, m = data bit

total data bits = 8

so ,

2^4 ≥ 8 + 4 + 1

16 ≥ 13

so, redundant bits is 4

Now let they denoted by r1, r2, r4, and r8, as the redundant bits are placed at positions corresponding to power of 2:    1, 2, 4, and 8.  

All the redundant bits are initialized by zero.

For the data word 10011011, we can let  the bits of the data word as  w8,w7, w6, w5, w4, w3, w2, w1

Now , put data bits and redundancy bits  as follows.

d12  d11  d10  d9  d8   d7  d6  d5  d4  d3  d2  d1

w8   w7  w6  w5   r8  w4  w3  w2 r4   w1   r2  r1

 1      0    0      1      0     1     0     1    0    0    0   0

r1 = d1  xor  d3  xor d5  xor d7  xor  d9  xor d11

r1 =  0  xor  0  xor 1  xor 1  xor  1  xor 0

r1 =  1

r2 = d2  xor  d3  xor d6  xor d7  xor  d10  xor d11

r2 = 0  xor  0  xor 0  xor 1  xor  0  xor 0

r2 = 1

r4 = d4  xor  d5  xor d6  xor d7  

r4 = 0  xor  1  xor 0  xor 1

r4 = 0

r8 = d8  xor  d9  xor d10  xor d11   xor d12

r8 = 0  xor  1  xor 0  xor 0 xor  1

r8 = 0

So, the data transferred is

d12  d11  d10  d9  d8   d7  d6  d5  d4  d3  d2  d1

w8   w7  w6  w5   r8  w4  w3  w2 r4   w1   r2  r1

 1      0    0      1      0     1     0     1    0    0    1   1

The bits give the binary number as 0011 whose decimal representation is 3. Thus, the bit 3 contains an error. To correct the error the 3th bit is changed from 1 to 0.

Final answer:

To encode the 8-bit information word 10011011 using the Hamming code and even parity, we would need to insert parity bits into specific positions, resulting in a 12-bit code word composed of the original data and additional parity bits.

Explanation:

The Hamming code is a data protection algorithm used for error detection and correction. To find the Hamming code for the 8-bit information word 10011011 using even parity, you would need to insert parity bits at positions that are powers of 2 (i.e., positions 1, 2, 4, 8,...).

For each parity bit, you would determine whether the number of bits in positions it checks (including itself) is even or odd. In this case, if the number is odd, you would set the parity bit to 1 to achieve even parity, otherwise, set it to 0.

Without working through a specific example, the resulting codeword would be a 12-bit word consisting of the original 8 information bits and an additional 4 parity bits (since 8-bit data would require 4 parity bits for the Hamming encoding).

Counter-controlled repetition requires a condition to determine when the loop should stop, involving initializing a counter, setting a condition for it, and updating the counter within the loop. No boolean or method is strictly required, just the condition.

The question asks which of the following is required for counter-controlled repetition. The correct answer is C. a condition. In computer programming, counter-controlled repetition requires a condition to determine when the repetition should stop. This involves initializing a counter to a starting value, setting a condition for the counter (such as counter < 10), and updating the counter within the loop (often incrementing or decrementing). This loop continues to execute as long as the condition evaluates to true.

For example, in a for loop, you might see something like for(int i = 0; i < 10; i++), where i is the counter, i < 10 is the condition that must be true for the loop to continue, and i++ updates the counter. No boolean or method is strictly required for this process, just the condition that guides the repetition.

Answer:

De-identification or data anonymization.

Explanation:

Privacy rights are fundamental right of individuals to privatise all personal information, when creating an account.

The de-identification and data anonymization technology is provided by the organisation to user, to prevent their information to be viewed by others. It commonly used in cloud computing, communication, internet, multimedia etc. Reidentification is the reversing of the de-identification effect on personal data.

Answer:

The MATLAB code is given below with appropriate comments

Explanation:

%Define the function.

function correctGuess = EvaluateGuesses(myNumber,userGuess)

%Compute the length.

l = length(userGuess);

%Create an array.

correctGuess = zeros(1, l);

%Begin the loop.

for k = 1: l

%Check the condition.

if myNumber == userGuess(k)

%Update the array correctGuess.

correctGuess(k) = 1;

%End of if.

end

%End of the function.

end

%Call the function.

EvaluateGuesses(3, [3, 4, 5])

Answer:

correctGuess = (myNumber == userGuess);

Explanation:

All you have to do is use the logical operator "==" to signify a relationship between myNumber and userGuess. Whenever the value of myNumber is equal to userGuess, MATLAB will input a "1" into the logical array. It will input a "0" when myNumber does NOT equal userGuess.

Example problem for EvaluateGuesses(3, [3, 4, 5])

correctGuess = (myNumber == userGuess);

The program checks for when 3 is equal to any number in the array userGuess. 3 only equals the first value, so the result is [1, 0, 0].

Therefore, the answer is correctGuess = (myNumber == userGuess);

(This is much simpler than what the other user said... this is most likely what your homework expects you to answer with.)

Answer:

1 void parseEmailAddress(string email, string& username, string& domain)

2 {

3   int found = email.find("@")

4   if (found > 0)

5   {  

6     username = email.substr(0, found);  

7      domain = email.substr(found+1, -1);

8   }

9   return;

10}

Explanation line by line:

Answer:

//The Scanner class is imported which allow the program to receive user input

import java.util.Scanner;

//Class Solution is defined to hold problem solution

public class Solution {

   // The main method which signify the begining of program execution

   public static void main(String args[]) {

       // Scanner object 'scan' is defined to receive input from user keyboard

       Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);

       // A prompt is display asking the user to enter number of books

       System.out.println("Please enter number of books: ");

       // the user response is assigned to numberOfBook

       int numberOfBook = scan.nextInt();

       // A prompt is displayed asking the user to enter the number of days over due

       System.out.println("Please enter number of days over due: ");

       // the user response is assigned to numberOfDaysOverDue

       int numberOfDaysOverDue = scan.nextInt();

       //displayFine method is called with numberOfBook and numberOfDaysOverDue as arguments

       displayFine(numberOfBook, numberOfDaysOverDue);

   }

   //displayFine method is declared having two parameters

   public static void displayFine(int bookNumber, int daysOverDue){

       // fine for first seven days is 10cent which is converted to $0.10

       double firstSevenDay = 0.10;

       // fine for more than seven days is 20cent which is converted to $0.20

       double moreThanSevenDay = 0.20;

       // the fine to be paid is declared

       double fine = 0;

       // fine is calculated in the following block

       if(daysOverDue <= 7){

           //the fine if the over due days is less than or equal 7

           fine = bookNumber * daysOverDue * firstSevenDay;

       } else{

           // the extra days on top of the first seven days is calculated and assigned to extraDays

           int extraDays = daysOverDue - 7;

           //fine for first seven days is calculated

           double fineFirstSevenDays = bookNumber * 7 * firstSevenDay;

           // fine for the extradays is calculated

           double fineMoreThanSevenDays = bookNumber * extraDays * moreThanSevenDay;

           // the total fine is calculated by adding fine for first seven days and the extra days

           fine = fineFirstSevenDays + fineMoreThanSevenDays;

       }

       // The total fine is displayed to the user in a nice format.

       System.out.printf("The fine for " + bookNumber + " book(s) for " + daysOverDue + " day(s) is: $%.02f", fine);

   }

}

Explanation:

The program first import Scanner class to allow the program receive user input. Then the class Solution was defined and the main method was declared. In the main method, user is asked for number of books and days over due which are assigned to numberOfBook and numberOfDaysOverDue. The two variable are passed as arguments to the displayFine method.

Next, the displayFine method was defined and the fine for the first seven days is calculated first if the due days is less than or equal seven. Else, the fine is calculated for the first seven days and then the extra days.

The fine is finally displayed to the user.

Answer:

Email.

Explanation:

Email or electronic mail is a digital messaging platform that sends digitised data through the internet to a specific or group of specified receivers.

It uses the IMAP protocol to download copies of received data from the server to the client's computer and the POP protocol to store the data only on the server, with a copy sent to the client.

The email environment provides an attachment tool to add video, image or audio files to text documents on the message to be sent across.

Answer:

Who might want to attack the program to accept and tabulate votes in an election?

The political opponents.

What types of harm might they want to cause?

A silent interception; an interruption  a modification and a fabrication

What kinds of vulnerabilities might they exploit to cause harm?

The assets vulnerablities.  

Explanation:

Political opponents might want to attack the program to accept and tabulate votes in an election to modify factual results to show them as the winners.

The harm they might want to cause is cheating the elections by copying the program, data files or wiretapping; to get the system lost, or get it unavailable or unusable with the factual data in the large dams and disable the power grids and modify the values accordingly adding the forged results.

Answer:

The answer is "Option c and Option d".

Explanation:

A diagram for a case use is a UML dynamic or computational diagram, that is used in the case diagram model. It consists of a set of actions, services, and functions to be carried out by the system. and The class diagram refers to relationships between the UML classes and the source code that dependence, that is two diagrams that affect the system and others are wrong, which can be explained as follows:

Answer:

D. . At the bottom of the ruleset

Explanation:

The main purpose of firewalls is to drop all traffic that is not explicitly permitted. As a safeguard to stop uninvited traffic from passing through the firewall, place an any-any-any drop rule (Cleanup Rule) at the bottom of each security zone context

Answer:

For n = 100

For n = 200

For n = 400

For n = 800

The faster approach is A(Bx)

Explanation step by step functions:

A(Bx) is faster because requires fewer interactions to find a result: for (AB)x you have (n*n)+n interactions while for A(Bx) you have n+n, to understand why please see the step by step:

a) Function for (AB)x:

function loopcount1 = FirstAB(A,B,x)  

 n = size(A)(1);

 AB = zeros(n,n);

 ABx = zeros(n,1);

 loopcount1 = 0;  

 for i = 1:n

   for j = 1:n

     AB(i,j) = A(i,:)*B(:,j);

     loopcount1 += 1;

   end

 end

 for k = 1:n

   ABx(k) = AB(k,:)*x;

   loopcount1 += 1;

 end

end

b) Function for A(Bx):

function loopcount2 = FirstBx(A,B,x)

 n = size(A)(1);

 Bx = zeros(n,1);

 ABx = zeros(n,1);

 loopcount2 = 0;  

 for i = 1:n

   Bx(i) = B(i,:)*x;

   loopcount2 += 1;

 end

 for j = 1:n

   ABx(j) = A(j,:)*Bx;

   loopcount2 += 1;

 end

end

In this exercise we want to use computer and python knowledge to write the code correctly, so it is necessary to add the following to the informed code:

The correct code that corresponds to the question informed is attached in the photo and we can notice that the faster approach is A(Bx).

So knowing that the information given in the text is that;

For n = 100:

For n = 200:

For n = 400:

For n = 800:

A(Bx) exist faster cause demand hardly any interplay to find a result: for (AB)x you bear (n*n)+n interplay while for A(Bx) you bear n+n, so we have that:

a)Watching the function for (AB)x:

function loopcount1 = FirstAB(A,B,x)  

n = size(A)(1);

AB = zeros(n,n);

ABx = zeros(n,1);

loopcount1 = 0;  

for i = 1:n

  for j = 1:n

    AB(i,j) = A(i,:)*B(:,j);

    loopcount1 += 1;

  end

end

for k = 1:n

  ABx(k) = AB(k,:)*x;

  loopcount1 += 1;

end

end

b) Watching the function for A(Bx):

function loopcount2 = FirstBx(A,B,x)

n = size(A)(1);

Bx = zeros(n,1);

ABx = zeros(n,1);

loopcount2 = 0;  

for i = 1:n

  Bx(i) = B(i,:)*x;

  loopcount2 += 1;

end

for j = 1:n

  ABx(j) = A(j,:)*Bx;

  loopcount2 += 1;

end

end

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Answer:

a. big endian      

Explanation:

Answer:

public class Telephone {

public static String getFullNumber(String a) {

return ("718-" + a);

}

}

In the explanation section we show the method in use with some displayed output

Explanation:

The code to create an object of the class and use its method getFullNumber(String a) is given below:

public class TestClass {

   public static void main(String[] args) {

       Telephone TelephoneOne = new Telephone();

       String newNumber=TelephoneOne.getFullNumber("080657288");

       System.out.println(newNumber);

   }

}

Answer: True

Explanation:

In Linux, a single quote around a string will prevent the shell from interpreting any metacharacter.

Answer:

Answer explained below

Explanation:

When disabling inherited permissions on an object, if you select Remove all inherited permissions from this object then you lose every user or group assigned to the folder.

This will delete all existing permissions, including administrator accounts, leaving you a blank slate to apply your own permissions to the folder.

Answer:

This code fragment will run an infinite loop

Explanation:

This output: Interest 0.0 Will be displayed infinitely. The reason is because the variable year which is initially set to 0 is never updated and as such remains true because the condition is while(year<10). So at the first iteration the statement interest = (principal * year * rate) / 100; evaluates to 0 and this line of code System.out.println("Interest " + interest); prints Interest 0.0. At the next iteration the same evaluation and output takes place and on and on and on....... since the control variable is not changing.

COMPLETE QUESTION:

What does this method do?

public static int foo(String [][] a)

{

int b = 0;

for (int i = 0; i<a.length; i++)

{

b++;

}

return b;

}

Answer:

Returns the value of b which is the dimension of the array

Explanation:

The method foo accepts a multi dimension array and returns the dimension of the array. A complete code implementation and call to the method is given below:

public class TestClass {

   public static void main(String[] args) {

   String [ ] [ ] arr = {{"gh","hj","fg", "re","tr"},{"","er","df","fgt", "tr"}};

       System.out.println(foo(arr));

   }

   public static int foo(String [ ][ ] a)

   {

       int b = 0;

       for (int i = 0; i<a.length; i++)

       {

           b++;

       }

       return b;

   }

}

The output from the code snippet is the value of b which is 2

Answer:

I don't think so. In today's computer era, many different solution directions exist for any given problem. Where OOP used to be the doctrine of choice, now you would consider it only when the problem at hand fits an object-oriented solution.

Reason 1: When your problem can be decomposed in many different classes with each many instances, that expose complex interactions, then an OO modeling is justified. These problems typically produce messy results in other paradigms.

Reason 2: The use of OO design patterns provides a standardized approach to problems, making a solution understandable not only for the creator, but also for the maintainer of code. There are many OO design patterns.

Answer:

False

Explanation:

In an entity relationship (ER) model, which is the conceptual illustration of certain entities and the relationships that exist between them, the cardinality of a relationship is the possible (minimum and maximum) number of entity occurrences that can be associated or involved in it.

Note: An entity is a real world object that is being modeled.

For example, a school has many staff members. The school and the staff members are the objects while the relationship between the school and the staff members is one-to-many.

One, many, zero are all values of cardinality.

Answer:

Quality of service (QOS).

Explanation:

In recent computer networking, the convergence of voice, video and text data packet has been made possible. There is no need for a dedicated network for a particular type of packet.

QOS or quality of set is a service rendered to voice or audio packets in VoIP phones to enhance communication.

The email is a digital mailing system that can be used to send all three packets. It enjoys the QOS as voice packets. It is given high preference for transmission and uses the TCP protocol to transmit data reliably.

Answer:

Task Force

Explanation:

Task Force is a special unit formed to address or handle a specific task. A task force team can consist of several selected key persons such as team or departmental leaders. In this context, the task force meeting are held between the team leaders who gain information of security awareness training and then pass down the training information to the rest of their respective department employees.

Answer:

An HTTP Header attack

Explanation:

In web applications an HTTP refers to Hypertext Transfer Protocol and an HTTP Header is the value that is displayed in  a request or response message, the header has a name and a value separated by a colon.

An HTTP header attack called an header injection is a vulnerability that is present when users' inputs are required for the dynamic generation of HTTP headers. This vulneraility allows several security threats to be carried out, some examples are:

Visual Basic is widely used for three reasons: it is easy to learn, provides rapid application development, and integrates well with Microsoft products.

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Answer:

The answer is "Option b".

Explanation:

In the given question there is a miss typing problem, in this question at the last line there we use "value -1 ?"  

In the question, it is defined that an array "myList" declares that includes 500 signed double words. To define this type of data first array name is used than the size of the array then the function that is "SDWORD and DUP" which defines its values, in this question except option b all are wrong that can be described as follows:

Answer:

MAPAZOQHGKHWHMLITMIAKHPBASDGMCDHROCAFKRAFOFANPBLZY

Explanation:

To make it create a matrix with the letters provided without using the letter J. Then organize the message to be encrypted in pairs omitting the spaces and using a letter X if two letters are the same or if you have and an odd number of letters. Select each pair of letters to encrypt them one pair at a time, using the matrix paint a rectangular box around the letters to code them select the opposite letter in the rectangular box.  

Answer:

b. Loss of integrity

Explanation:

Integrity: It is the information protection technique which ensures that the information is not modified by the unintended individuals.