Answer:
Option A: Software-as-a-service
Explanation:
Software-as-a-service (SAAS) is one of the cloud computing business models. The software is not delivered as a product hosted in the client machine. Instead, a customer just pays a subscription fee (sometimes free for limited quota) to gain access to the software which is hosted in a remote server maintainer by software vendor.
One benefit of SAAS is that the software vendor will usually responsible for software maintenance and update. The customer has no longer require to pay extra cost to upgrade the software. So long as the subscription is still valid, a customer can always access to the newest features of software.
Some examples of SAAS which is popular include DropBox, Google App, DocuSign, Microsoft Office 365 etc.
Answer:
The algorithm is as follows;
1. Start
2. Input TeddyBears
3. Input Hours
4. WagebyTeddy = 2 * TeddyBears
5. WagebyHour = 5 * Hours
6. If WagebyHour > WagebyTeddy then
6.1 Print WagebyHour
7. Else
7.1. Print WagebyTeddy
8. Stop
Explanation:
The following variables are used;
TeddyBears -> Number of teddy bears made
Hours -> Number of Hours worked
WagebyTeddy -> Wages for the number of teddy bears made
WagebyHour -> Wages for the number of hours worked
The algorithm starts by accepting input for the number of teddy bears and hours worked from the user on line 2 and line 3
The wages for the number of teddy bears made is calculated on line 4
The wages for the number of hours worked is calculated on line 5
Line 6 checks if wages for the number of hours is greated than wages for the number of bears made;
If yes, the calculated wages by hour is displayed
Otherwise
the calculated wages by teddy bears made is displayed
Answer:
The set is a object of the class 'H' and the setY method is a member of G class which is not called by the object of H class.
Explanation:
- If a user calls the G function which is not a private by the help of H class objects then it can be called. It is because all the public and protected methods of A class can be accessed by the B class if B extends the A-class.
- If any class is extended by the other class then the derived class holds the property of the base class and the public and protected method can be accessed by the help of a derived class object.
- The derived class object can be created by the help of base class like written in the "line 1".
- But the base class can not call the member of the derived class.
Answer:
10 20
30 40
50 60
Explanation:
Given
The above code segment
Required
What is printed, if anything
To do this, we analyze the code line by line.
Line 1: The first line creates a 4 by 3 array named mat
Line 2: for (int[] row : mat)
{ -> This creates row[] array which represents each row of array mat
Line 3: for (int j = 0; j < row.length; j += 2){ -> This iterates through the even indexed elements of the row array i.e. 0 and 2
Line 4: System.out.print(row[i] + " "); -> This prints the even indexed elements of the row array.
The even indexed elements are: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 and 60
Line 5: System.out.println();
--> This prints a new line
Answer:
The correct Answer is (b) FSB
Explanation:
The chipset is the "superglue" that bonds the microprocessor to the rest of the motherboard and so to the rest of the computer. On a computer, it consists of two basic parts -- the Northbridge and the southbridge. All of the numerous modules of the computer communicate with the CPU over the chipset.
The northbridge joins straight to the processor via the front side bus (FSB). A memory controller is situated on the northbridge, which gives the CPU fast access to the memory. The northbridge also attaches to the AGP or PCI Express bus and to the memory himself.
