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HTML is a markup language that CONSISTS PRIMARILY of tags that are enclosed inside angle brackets, for example,

. Most tags are paired to indicate the START and end of the text being MARKED up; an end tag is formed by including the tag inside the angle brackets with a FORWARD slash, for example,

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The align attribute SPECIFIES the alignment of an

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A NETWORK is a GROUP of computers (or a group of smaller networks) that are connected to each other by various MEANS, so that they may communicate with each other. The internet is the largest network in the WORLD.

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Conductors which obey Ohm’s Law have a CONSTANT RESISTANCE when the voltage is varied ACROSS them or the current through them is increased. These conductors are called OHMIC conductors.

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image formed by a plane mirror has the following characteristics:

VIRTUAL and erect.

Behind the mirror.

The size of the image is equal to the size of the object.

Laterally INVERTED image (image of the left side visible on the right side).

Characteristics of Convex Mirrors

Explanation:

A convex mirror is also known as a DIVERGING mirror as this mirror diverges light when they strike on its reflecting surface. Virtual, erect, and diminished images are always formed with convex mirrors, IRRESPECTIVE of the distance between the object and the mirror.

Answer:

1).CONCAVE mirror-Dentist,solar furnance.

2).Convex mirror-Magnifying GLASSES,rear-view mirror in car

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• In Excel, the Name Box refers to an input box DIRECTLY to the LEFT of the formula BAR. The Name Box normally displays the ADDRESS of the "active cell" on the worksheet. You can also use the name box to quickly create a named range. Another use for the Name Box is to navigate quickly to any range in a worksheet.

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Explanation:

A COMPUTER virus

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This is the required program for the question in Python.

1. Using USER-defined logic.

N=int(input("How many elements for the list? "))

l=[]

PRINT("Enter them..")

for i in range(n):

l.append(int(input("Enter: ")))

c=0

y=int(input("Enter the number to count frequency: "))

for i in l:

if y==i:

c+=1

if c==0:

print("Not in List.")

else:

print("Frequency:",c)

Explanation: Ask the user to enter the elements in the list. Again, ask the user to enter the number WHOSE frequency is to be calculated. Then iterate a loop in the list range. Check if the number is equal to the entered number then increment the value of count by 1. At last, check if count = 0 or not. If true, display the mes.sage that number is not in the list or else, display the frequency of the number.

2. Using inbuilt function.

The list .count() function counts the frequency of elements. Using this function, problem is solved.

n=int(input("How many elements for the list? "))

l=[]

print("Enter them..")

for i in range(n):

l.append(int(input("Enter: ")))

y=int(input("Enter the number to count frequency: "))

c=l.count(y)

if c==0:

print("Not in List.")

else:

print("Frequency:",c)

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Answer: Word enables you to cut and paste blocks of text from ONE part of a document to another. When you cut a SELECTED portion of text, the text is removed from the document and PLACED on the Clipboard, a temporary storage AREA. When you paste text, a copy of the text on the Clipboard is placed into the document.

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Explanation:

Apply a custom number format

Select the CELL or range of cells that you want to format.

On the Home tab, in the Number group, CLICK More Number FORMATS at the BOTTOM of the Number Format list .

In the Format Cells dialog box, under Category, click Custom.

At the bottom of the Type list, select the built-in format that you just created. ...

Click OK.

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A pointing stick is a small joystick used as a pointing device typically mounted CENTRALLY in a COMPUTER keyboard. Like other pointing devices such as mice, touchpads or trackballs, operating system software translates manipulation of the device into MOVEMENTS of the POINTER or cursor on the monitor.

Themes are USED to MAKE your SLIDE more attractive or BEAUTIFUL.

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EXPLANATION:

A processor is MADE up of hardware that works together to DELIVER information, allowing your computer to complete the tasks that you REQUEST when you open an application or make changes to a file

Answer:

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A light PEN is a computer input DEVICE in the form of a light-sensitive wand used in conjunction with a computer's cathode-ray tube (CRT) DISPLAY. It allows the user to point to displayed objects or draw on the screen in a similar way to a TOUCHSCREEN but with greater POSITIONAL accuracy

Answer:

HARD disk, Magnetic storage medium for a microcomputer. Hard DISKS are FLAT, circular plates made of aluminum or glass and coated with a magnetic material. Hard disks for personal computers can store up to several gigabytes (billions of bytes) of information. Data are STORED on their surfaces in concentric tracks.

Explanation:

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SYNTAX : CIRCLE(X, y, radius); where, (x, y) is CENTER of the circle. 'radius' is the Radius of the circle.

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The currently available Blu-ray DISC media consists of the 25GB capacity BD-RE REWRITABLE, the 25GB capacity BD-R RECORDABLE, the 50GB capacity BD-RE DL (DUAL LAYER) Rewritable, and the 50GB capacity BD-R DL (Dual Layer) Recordable media.

Answer:

There are THREE TYPES of RELATIONSHIPS in Microsoft ACCESS: one-to-many, many-to-many and one-to-one.

Answer:

1. The place which is the MEETING point of the two coastal strips =

2. The SEA port in India nearest to SRI Lanka =

3. The State that has lagoons =

4. The important sea port of the KERALA State =

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Logo is one of the most powerful programming languages around. In order to take advantage of that power, you must understand Logo's central ideas: procedures and evaluation. It is with these ideas that our exploration of Logo programming begins.

Procedures and Instructions

In response to Logo's question-mark prompt, type this instruction:

print 17

Logo will respond to this instruction by printing the number 17 and then printing another question mark, to indicate that it's ready for another instruction:

? print 17

17

(Remember, the underlined things are the ones you should type; what's not underlined is what the computer prints.)

This instruction doesn't do much, but it's important to understand how it's put together. The word print is the name of a procedure, which is a piece of a computer program that has a particular specialized task. The procedure named print, for example, has the task of printing things on your screen.

If you have previously used some other programming language, you may be accustomed to the idea of different statement types making up the repertoire of the language. For example, BASIC has a print statement, a let statement, an input statement, etc. Pascal has an assignment statement, an if statement, a while statement, etc. Each kind of statement has its own syntax, that is, its own special punctuation and organization. Logo is very different. It does not have different kinds of instructions; everything in Logo is done by the use of procedures. If Logo is your first programming language, you don't have to worry about this. But for people with PREVIOUS experience in another language, it's a common source of misunderstanding.

When you first start up Logo, it "knows" about 200 procedures. These initial procedures are called primitive procedures. Your task as a Logo programmer is to add to Logo's repertoire by defining new procedures of your own. You do this by putting together procedures that already exist. We'll see how this is done later in this chapter.

The procedure print, although it has a specific task, doesn't always do exactly the same thing; it can print anything you want, not always the number 17. (You've seen several examples in Chapter 1.) This may seem like an obvious point, but later you will see that the flexibility of procedures is an important part of what makes them so powerful. To control this flexibility, we need a way to tell a procedure exactly what we want it to do. Therefore, each procedure can accept a particular number of inputs. An input is a piece of information. It can be a number, as in the example we're EXAMINING, but there are many other kinds of information that Logo procedures can handle. The procedure named print requires one input. Other procedures will require different numbers of inputs; some don't require any.

Technical Terms

In ordinary conversation, words such as instruction and procedure have pretty much the same meaning--they refer to any process, recipe, or method for carrying out some task. That's not the situation when we're talking about computer programming. Each of these words has a specific technical meaning, and it's very important for you to keep them straight in your head while you're reading this chapter. (Soon we'll start using more words, such as command and operation, which also have similar meanings in ordinary use but very different meanings for US.)

An instruction is what you type to Logo to tell it to do something. Print 17 is an example of an instruction. We're about to see some more complicated instructions, made up of more pieces. An instruction has to contain enough information to SPECIFY exactly what you want Logo to do. To make an analogy with instructing human beings, "Read Chapter 2 of this book" is an instruction, but "read" isn't one, because it doesn't tell you what to read.

A procedure is like a recipe or a technique for carrying out a certain kind of task. Print is the name of a procedure just as "lemon meringue pie" is the name of a recipe. (The recipe itself, as distinct from its name, is a bunch of instructions, such as "Preheat the oven to 325 degrees.") A procedure contains information about how to do something, but the procedure doesn't take action itself, just as a recipe in a book can't bake a pie by itself. Someone has to carry out the recipe. In the Logo world something has to invoke a procedure. To "invoke" a procedure means to carry it out, to do what the procedure says. Procedures are invoked by instructions. The instruction you gave just now invoked the procedure named print.

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Explanation:

There are two main TYPES of RAM: DYNAMIC RAM (DRAM) and Static RAM (SRAM). DRAM (pronounced DEE-RAM), is WIDELY used as a computer's main memory.

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ANSWER:

Select ADJACENT CELLS = Shift + CLICK ... Click in first cell, press and hold the Shift KEY, and click in last cell to be selected. Select non-adjacent cells = Ctrl + Click ...

Explanation:

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Explanation:

In relational databases, and flat FILE databases, a table is a set of DATA elements (values) USING a model of vertical columns (IDENTIFIABLE by name) and horizontal rows, the cell being the unit where a row and column intersect. A table has a SPECIFIED number of columns, but can have any number of rows.

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ANSWER:

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Explanation:

Program to get the Sum of series: 1 – X^2/2! + x^4/4! -…. upto NTH term

This is a mathematical series program where a user must ENTER the number of terms up to which the sum of the series is to be found. Following this, we also NEED the value of x, which forms the base of the series.

Examples:

Input : x = 9, n = 10

Output : -5.1463

Input : x = 5, n = 15

Output : 0.2837

Recommended: Please try your approach on {IDE} first, before moving on to the solution.

Simple approach :

We use two nested loops to compute factorial and use power function to compute power.

// C program to get the sum of the series

#include

#include

// Function to get the series

double Series(double x, int n)

{

double sum = 1, term = 1, fct, j, y = 2, m;

Answer:

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Having antivirus SOFTWARE available is the BEST defence against a virus. ...

Keep food away from your laptop. ...

Do not use your computer in a room where ANIMALS are. ...

Ideally keep the computer in a clean and dust FREE room.

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True

False

False

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• There are two kinds of templates: built-in and custom.

→ Built-in templates PROVIDE preset structures for common documents.

→ Custom templates, on the other HAND, are FORMATTING options and layouts that are set up by the USER and saved as a dotx file.

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Explanation:

for: the LOOP is repeated a "SPECIFIC" number of times, determined by the program or the user. The loop "counts" the number of times the body will be executed. This loop is a good choice when the number of repetitions is known, or can be SUPPLIED by the user.

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