a. Download the attached �Greetings.java� file.
b. Implement the �getGreetings� method, so that the code prompts the user to enter the first name, the last name, and year of birth, then it returns a greetings message in proper format (see the example below). The �main� method will then print it out. Here is an example dialogue with the user:
Please enter your first name: tom
Please enter your last name: cruise
Please enter your year of birth: 1962
Greetings, T. Cruise! You are about 50 years old.
Note that the greetings message need to be in the exact format as shown above (for example, use the initial of the first name and the first letter of the last name with capitalization).
c. Submit the final �Greetings.java� file (DO NOT change the file name) online.

Answer:

Explanation:

Source is when a company go no limits to run the software but can easily be taken done by a complaint or two or a bug while a licensed it a protected version of the software.

Answer:

-1/12

Explanation:

[tex]\sum_{k=0}^{k=n} k = \frac{n(n+1)}{2}\\[/tex]

look up the derivation by Srinivasa Ramanujan for a formal proof.

Answer:

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Answer:

Sequential is better

Explanation:

Sequential is more organized while the more easier to make but less dependable one is random.

sequential is used for things such as date of birth, or where someone was born.

you can't do that with a random file.

Answer:

Scale to fit.

Explanation:

The scale to fit group can be found in the page layout tab as it is used to deal with display of functionalities of a document and spreadsheet program. The scale to fit requires input in the width option which will dictate the width of the page in which to place the documents on. By specifying 1 for the width, this means that the document will be rescaled to fit on a single page. The automatic option may be selected for the height option which will allow the program to make an auto Decison in the shrinkage depending on the stated width value.

Answer:

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1. Python is a particularly lucrative programming language

2. Python is used in machine learning & artificial intelligence, fields at the cutting-edge of tech

3. Python is simply structured and easy to learn

4. Python has a really cool best friend: data science dilemma.

5. Python is versatile in terms of platform and purpose

6. Python is growing in job market demand

7. Python dives into deep learning

8. Python creates amazing graphics

9. Python supports testing in tech and has a pretty sweet library

10. There are countless free resources available to Python newbies

Answer:

Explanation:

import java.util.Scanner;  

//Declare the class NumberPrompt.  

public class NumberPrompt  

{  

  public static void main(String args[])  

  {  

       /*Declare the variable of scanner class and allocate the  

       memory.*/  

       Scanner scnr = new Scanner(System.in);  

       //Initialize the variable userInput.  

       int userInput = 0;

       /* Your solution goes here*/

       //Start the do-while loop

       do

       {

         //Prompt the user to enter the number.

         System.out.println("Enter a number(<100)");  

         /*Store the number entered by the user in the

         variable userInput.*/

         userInput=scnr.nextInt();

       }while(userInput>=100);/*Run the do-while loop till the    

       user input is greater than 100*/  

       //Print the number which is less than 100.

       System.out.println("Your number <100 is "+userInput);

       return;

  }

}

Output:-

Answer:

* Program to find diameter, circumference and area of circle.

*/

import java.util.Scanner;

public class Circle {

   public static void main(String[] args) {

       // Declare constant for PI

       final double PI = 3.141592653;

       Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);

       /* Input radius of circle from user. */

       System.out.println("Please enter radius of the circle : ");

       int r = in.nextInt();

       /* Calculate diameter, circumference and area. */

       int d = 2 * r;

       double circumference = 2 * PI * r;

       double area = PI * r * r;

       /* Print diameter, circumference and area of circle. */

       System.out.println("Diameter of circle is : " + d);

       System.out.println("Circumference of circle is : " + circumference);

       System.out.println("Area of circle is : " + area);

   }

}

Answer:

Being over-enthusiastic and crossing the line always get you in trouble even if you’re using the best LinkedIn automation tool in the world.  

When you try to hit the jackpot over the night and send thousands of connection requests in 24 hours, LinkedIn will know you’re using bots or tools and they will block you, temporarily or permanently.    

This is clearly against the rules of LinkedIn. It cracks down against all spammers because spamming is a big ‘NO’ on LinkedIn.    

What people do is that they send thousands of connection requests and that too with the same old spammy templates, “I see we have many common connections, I’d like to add you to my network.”    

It will only create spam.    

The LinkedIn algorithm is very advanced and it can easily detect that you’re using a bot or LinkedIn automation tool and you’ll be called out on it.

Answer: You sort table data with commands that are displayed when you click a header arrow button. Hope it help's :D

Explanation:

it acts as a barrier between a trusted system or network and outside connections, such as the Internet. However, a computer firewall is more of a filter than a wall, allowing trusted data to flow through it. ... For example, a basic firewall may allow traffic from all IP.

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Answer:

hope this helps

Explanation:

Firewalls are software or hardware that work as a filtration system for the data attempting to enter your computer or network. Firewalls scan packets for malicious code or attack vectors that have already been identified as established threats.And also firewall is a network security device that monitors incoming and outgoing network traffic and permits or blocks data packets based on a set of security rules.

Answer:

The OSI Model (Open Systems Interconnection Model) is a conceptual framework used to describe the functions of a networking system. The OSI model characterizes computing functions into a universal set of rules and requirements in order to support interoperability between different products and software.

Answer:

Explanation:

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Answer:

Ensures all database elements are known and secured through inventory and security protocols. Catalogs databases, backups, users, and accesses as well as checks permissioning, data sovereignty, encryption, and security rules. 

Security Risk Scoring

Proprietary Risk Assessment relays the security posture of an organization's databases at-a-glance through risk scores.

 Operational Security

Discovers and mitigates internal and external threats in real time through Database Activity Monitoring plus alerting and reporting. Identifies and tracks behavior while looking for anomalous activity internally and externally.

Database Activity Monitoring

Monitors 1 to 1,000+ databases simultaneously, synthesizing internal and external activity into a unified console.

Only by covering both of these areas can organizations have defense in depth and effectively control risk.

Answer:

Bike Frame Flow Time

The value-added percentage of the flow time for this bike frame is:

= 46.

Explanation:

a) Data and Calculations:

Bike Frame Flow Time:

Setup time = 7 hours

Processing time = 6 hours

Storage time = 7 hours

Flow time of the bike frame = 13 hours (7 + 6)

Value-added percentage of the flow time for this bike frame = 6/13 * 100

= 46%

b) Flow time represents the amount of time a bicycle frame spends in the manufacturing process from setup to end.  It is called the total processing time. Unless there is one path through the process, the flow time equals the length of the longest process path.  The storage time is not included in the flow time since it is not a manufacturing process.

Hi, I provided some explanation of key terms.

Explanation:

Wireless hacking: basically the term refers to any unethical activity carried over a radio wave-connected network (eg Internet or Wifi connection) that would provide unauthorized access to information.

Hardware hacking: On the other hand, hardware hacking involves resetting physical hardware with the objective of using it in a way not originally intended by the manufacturer.

Answer:

The program in Python is as follows:

cents = int(input("Cents: "))

qtr = int(cents/25)

cents = cents - qtr * 25

dms = int(cents/10)

cents = cents - dms * 10

nkl = int(cents/5)

pny = cents - nkl * 5

print("Pennies: ",pny)

print("Nickels: ",nkl)

print("Dimes: ",dms)

print("Quarters: ",qtr)

Explanation:

The program in Python is as follows:

cents = int(input("Cents: "))

This calculate the number of quarters

qtr = int(cents/25)

This gets the remaining cents

cents = cents - qtr * 25

This calculates the number of dimes

dms = int(cents/10)

This gets the remaining cents

cents = cents - dms * 10

This calculates the number of nickels

nkl = int(cents/5)

This calculates the number of pennies

pny = cents - nkl * 5

The next 4 lines print the required output

print("Pennies: ",pny)

print("Nickels: ",nkl)

print("Dimes: ",dms)

print("Quarters: ",qtr)

Answer:

Hence the correct options are option B and option C.

Explanation:  

Hierarchy Chart means top to bottom structure 0f a function or a program or an organization.  

Planning the functions of a program means deciding beforehand that what are the functions of a program and what to try to do and when to try to, hierarchy Charts are often helpful In doing/knowing this all.

   Showing how the functions of a program relate to every other means what's the connection between two functions for instance if we have a hierarchical chart of a corporation member then we'll have the connection among the members of the team i.e., first, we'll have CEO, then Manager then team/ project lead then team members and by using hierarchical chart ready to " we will be able to identify the connection among them. during a similar way, we will have a relationship among the functions of a program using the hierarchical chart.

def reverse_list (num_list):

try:

if num_list.isdigit() == True:

return num_list[::-1]

elif num_list < 0:

return "Negative numbers aren't allowed!"

except ValueError:

return "Invalid input!"

user_list = list (int (input ("Please enter ten random positive numbers: " )))

print (reverse_list (user_list))

Answer:

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Answer:

Word processing software/application

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Answer:

Replace /* Your solution goes here */ with the following expression

accelGravity = (G * M) / (distCenter *distCenter );

Explanation:

Required

Complete the code

The equivalent expression of (G * M) / (d^2) is:

(G * M) / (distCenter *distCenter );

The expression must be stored in accelGravity.

So, we have:

accelGravity = (G * M) / (distCenter *distCenter );

Answer:

The program is as follows:

#include <iostream>

#include <string>

using namespace std;

class Student{

string studName, indexNo, remarks; int marks;  char grade;

public:

 void getData(){

     cin.ignore();

     cout<<"ID: "; getline(cin,indexNo);

  cout<<"Name:"; getline(cin,studName);

  cout<<"Marks: ";cin>>marks;  }

 void calculate(){

  if(marks>=70 && marks<=100){

      remarks ="Excellent";       grade = 'A';   }

  else if(marks>=60 && marks<=69){

      remarks ="Very Good";       grade = 'B';   }

  else if(marks>=50 && marks<=59){

      remarks ="Pass";       grade = 'D';   }

  else{

      remarks ="Fail";       grade = 'F';   }

  cout << "Grade : " << grade << endl;

  cout << "Remark : " << remarks << endl;  }

};

int main(){

int numStudents;

cout<<"Number of students: "; cin>>numStudents;

Student students[numStudents];

for( int i=0; i<numStudents; i++ ) {

 cout << "Student " << i + 1 << endl;

 students[i].getData();

 students[i].calculate(); }

return 0;}

Explanation:

This defines the student class

class Student{

This declares all variables

string studName, indexNo, remarks; int marks;  char grade;

This declares function getData()

public:

 void getData(){

     cin.ignore();

Prompt and get input for indexNo

     cout<<"ID: "; getline(cin,indexNo);

Prompt and get input for studName

  cout<<"Name:"; getline(cin,studName);

Prompt and get input for marks

  cout<<"Marks: ";cin>>marks;  }

This declares funcion calculate()

 void calculate(){

The following if conditions determine the remark and grade, respectively

  if(marks>=70 && marks<=100){

      remarks ="Excellent";       grade = 'A';   }

  else if(marks>=60 && marks<=69){

      remarks ="Very Good";       grade = 'B';   }

  else if(marks>=50 && marks<=59){

      remarks ="Pass";       grade = 'D';   }

  else{

      remarks ="Fail";       grade = 'F';   }

This prints the grade

  cout << "Grade : " << grade << endl;

This prints the remark

  cout << "Remark : " << remarks << endl;  }

};

The main begins here

int main(){

This declares number of students as integer

int numStudents;

Prompt and get input for number of students

cout<<"Number of students: "; cin>>numStudents;

This calls the student object to declare array students

Student students[numStudents];

This is repeated for all students

for( int i=0; i<numStudents; i++ ) {

Print number

 cout << "Student " << i + 1 << endl;

Call function to get data

 students[i].getData();

Call function to calculate

 students[i].calculate(); }

return 0;}

Answer:

It is a method of developing architecture in various stages

Explanation:

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Answer:

integer userInput

userInput = Get next input

if userInput % 400 == 0

  Put userInput to output

  Put " is a leap year" to output

else

  if userInput % 4 == 0

     Put userInput to output

     Put " is a leap year" to output

  else

     Put userInput to output

     Put " is not a leap year" to output

Explanation:

I don't know what is so special about Coral but here we go. I couldn't find and IDE that supported Coral so I just used their Coral simulator on their website. The first if statement on line 5 determines if the number is divisible by 400. If so, the leap year is on a century year e.g 1900 1800. If not, the else statement will be executed and the second if statement will execute. If the number is divisible by 4, it is a leap year. If not, the else statement gets executed in which case the number was not a century leap year or a leap year. After that the program terminates.

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Answer:

The advantage of returning a structure type from a function when compared to returning a fundamental type is that

e. a and b only.

Explanation:

One advantage of returning a structure type from a function vis-a-vis returning a fundamental type is that the function can return multiple values.  The second advantage is that the function can return can an object.  This implies that a function in a structure type can be passed from one function to another.