What are some advantages to writing programs in a high-level language instead of machine code?
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Programs written in a high-level language are more easily readable by humans and, therefore, they can be
debugged and maintained easier than programs written in machine code. In addition, high-level languages support more natural
problem-solving approaches such as object-oriented programming, whereas machine languages typically do not.
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Suppose each of the base class and the derived class has a member function with the same signature. Suppose you have a base class pointer to a derived class object and call the common function member through the pointer. Discuss what determines which function is actually called, whether the one from the base class or the one from the derived class. Consider both the situations where the base class function is declared virtual and where it is not.
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Kim creates a worksheet that contains data about students in her class and their achievements in the previous year. She wants the achievements to stand out from the rest of the data. Kim can achieve this by:
A. ?making the changes in a Microsoft Word file and copying them to the cells. B. ?double-clicking the cell in which she wants the change to happen. C. ?clicking the Wrap Text button in the Alignment group on the Home tab. D. ?using the options available in the Font group on the Home tab.
A(n) ________ is a text block, a picture, or other object that when clicked accesses another webpage, a file, or a section of the current webpage
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________ are used to create text-based documents.
A. Databases B. Spreadsheets C. Presentation programs D. Word processors