Type and image form specific relationships. List and describe three of the broadest possible relationships.
What will be an ideal response?
The broadest possible relationships of type and image relationships are:Share Characteristics: Type and image are sympathetic, possessing similar characteristics resulting in agreement, in harmony.Contrast: Type and image possess different characteristics.Type is neutral: The typeface is neutral, and the image is the star.
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?In a large IS organization, the professional who is responsible for maintaining the security and integrity of the organization's systems and data is__________.
A. ?the data center manager B. ?the data security manager C. ?the system security operator D. ?the information systems security analyst
From first principles derive an expression for the speedup ratio of a memory system with cache (assume the hit ratio is h, and the ratio of main store access time to cache access time is k, where k < 1). Assume that the system is an ideal system and that you don't have to worry about the effect of clock cycle times.
What will be an ideal response?
When an unexpected error occurs in the try block that throws an exception, control transfers ____.
A. to the finally block B. back to the first statement in the try clause C. to the first listed matching catch clause D. outside the try...catch...finally block