False-positive and false-negative rates can be adjusted, and they are often complementary: Lowering one raises the other. List two situations in which false negatives are significantly more serious than false positives.
What will be an ideal response?
Typical answers will point to situations in which it’s much more important that the right person be granted access than that the wrong person be denied access (e.g., allowing an operator to access a nuclear power plant computer during a meltdown).
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Which of the following operations do random access iterators have?
a. Prefix operator* to make available the container element for use as l-value or r-value. b. Overloaded binary operator+ to add an int value to the iterator to move the place the iterator points forward by the argument number of elements. c. Overloaded binary operator* to multiply the iterator by an int value to move the place the iterator points by a number of elements equal to the argument. d. Overloaded unary operator++ to move the place the iterator points forward by one element. e. Overloaded unary operator-- to move the place the iterator points backward by one element. f. Overloaded operator== and operator!= to determine whether two iterators point to the same element.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
An Airplane class and a Jet class has what type of C++ relationship?
A. The Jet is an Airplane. B. The Airplane is a Jet. C. The Airplane uses a Jet. D. The Airplane was a Jet.