In an OpenOffice Base database, a(n) ________ summarizes information for printing and presentation of the data
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
report
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When presenting slides during a speaking engagement, presenters can run their slides ____, depending upon the audience's needs and comprehension.
A. chaotically B. nonsequentially C. in reverse order D. without verbal accompaniment
In the accompanying figure, which number indicates the code that states what the function is?
A. 3 B. 4 C. 5 D. 6
______ styles are applied if no choice is made. If an alternate style sheet is chosen, they are deactivated and ignored.
a. Preferred b. Persistent c. Alternate d. External
In this exercise, you will create a Salary Sur- vey application that is similar to the one you created in Exercise 16.12. This application includes an ArrayList that has already been added for you, to contain the salary ranges for use by an Iterator. Note that the salary ranges are for whole dollar amounts—the amount of cents in the user’s salary is truncated before the salary is placed in a specific range. You will use the Iterator with a while statement to replace the for statement that is used in Tutorial 16 (Fig. 19.56).
a) Copying the template to your working directory. Copy the C:Examples Tutorial19ExercisesModifiedSalarySurvey directory to your C:SimplyJava directory.
b) Opening the template file. Open the SalarySurvey.java file in your text editor.
c) Clearing the JTextArea from previous output. Find the showTotalsJButtonAc- tionPerformed method, which begins at line 174. Inside the showTotalsJBut- tonActionPerformed method, clear the Survey results: JTextArea’s text.
d) Adding a header to the output. The first portion of your application’s output is the header. Use method append to add the header as a String to the Survey results: JTextArea (surveyResultsJTextArea).
e) Creating a counter variable. ArrayList rangesArrayList contains each range as a String. In the next step, you will create an Iterator to cycle through each element in this ArrayList. However, you will still need to use a counter to access the number of results for the current range. Declare counter variable i and