Answer:
Following is the loop statement in the Python programming language
salaries=[93.85967,4232.32,13343.3434] #storing the values in salaries
for k in salaries:#iterating the loop
print("%12f"%round(k,2))# print the width of 12 and a precision of 2
Output:
93.860000
4232.320000
13343.340000
Explanation:
Following is the description of the statement
- Declared a dictionary "salaries" and initialized some values into it.
- iterating the for a loop .
- In this for loop print the width 12 and a precision of 2 .The print statement in python will
- print the data with width 12 and a precision of 2 in the console window
<span>In the scenario in which the IT department is reporting that a company web server is receiving an abnormally high number of web page requests from different locations simultaneously the DDoS security attack is occurring.
</span>DDos stands for Distributed Denial of Service<span> . This </span><span>attack is an attempt to make an online service unavailable by overwhelming it with traffic from multiple sources.</span>
Answer:
=IF( B7 = 12, ( IF( B10 = 10,"YES", "")), 7) and PRESS ENTER
Explanation:
the above logical if function checks the following
-IF cell B7 is 12, if true, check the value of cell B10, IF cell B10 contains 10 the function should produce YES as output to whatever cell selected, IF B10 is not 10 output of the function should be an empty string, IF B7 is not equal to 12 the the output of the function should be 7.
Answer:
The correct answer for the given question is option(A) i.e File History.
Explanation:
In computer system file history is an backup application which create backup of your data which are stored in your libraries, desktops, contacts, and favorites to another storage location .It creates back up of your data to another location when your personal files has been changed.
The user can check the file history option in computer system
open control panel >>system and security >> file system
<u><em>i just to the test on Plato and it said that A. accessibility is wrong the correct answer is d security #homeschoolrocks</em></u>
