The _______ directive is processed once, at PSP generation time, and causes content to be copied into the PSP.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
include.
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Which of the following ensures that information is correct and no unauthorized person or malicious software has altered it?
A. Protection B. Availability C. Confidentiality D. Integrity
Answer the following statement(s) true (T) or false (F)
1. When configuring a 1756-ENBT Ethernet driver using RSLinx, select an Ethernet crossover cable to connect the module and the personal computer. 2. The 1756-ENBT Ethernet driver must be configured prior to configuring the personal computer with which communication is desired. 3. Manually configuring a driver using the Ethernet devices driver can be used to display only the desired Ethernet/IP devices in RSWho. 4. If desired, the default driver name provided by RSLinx during configuration can be changed in the RSWho window. 5. In the Configure Drivers window, the word “running” listed twice for a configured driver verifies communication with the target device. 6. One feature of the newer Ethernet/IP driver is that RSLinx browses the local subnet, automatically finds devices with compatible IP addresses, and then finishes configuring the driver for you. 7. An RSLinx driver can be deleted at any time and reconfigured to resolve problems with the driver. 8. If communication was lost between your computer and the Ethernet communications module after the driver has been successfully configured, an X will display on top of the module’s icon.
What is the minimum number of passwords that the system can be set to remember, when configured through YaST?
A. 0 B. 1 C. 2 D. 3
What values will be in the boxes (these represent the computer’s memory)? Be sure to show decimal points and full precision if the variable type is capable of holding that data!
(There are two compiler warnings with this code. Can you spot them?) ``` int main() { float x = 4.12345678901230, z = 2; int a = 6, b = 6.882; double r = 3.12345678901234567; ```