Match each of the following terms to their meanings:I.CutII.CopyIII.PasteIV.Portrait orientationV.Landscape orientationA.Duplicates a selection from the original location and places a copy in the Office ClipboardB.Removes a selection from the original location and places it in the ClipboardC.Page that is wider than it is tallD.Page that is taller than it is wideE. Places a selection in the Clipboard into another location
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B, A, E, D, C
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A visual way to keep track of a program’s modules and the relationships between modules is to create a __________ __________.
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Write short essay responses to these questions.
(a) Give one example of a task for which you would not write a program, and give another example of a task for which you would write a program. (b) What’s the difference between an array, a matrix, and a tree? Give an example where we have used each to represent some data of interest to us. (c) Why is a tree a better representation for files on a disk than an array? Why do you have many directories on your disk, and not just one gigantic one? (d) What are some advantages that Vector-Based graphics have over Bitmap Graphical representations (like JPEG, BMP, GIF)?
What are the four tasks to be performed by an assembler?
What will be an ideal response?
Which of the following statements about unions is false?
A. All union elements can be initialized when the union is defined. B. Elements in a union occupy the same memory addresses. C. The elements in a union are referenced using the direct selection operator. D. Structures can contain unions. E. When a union is defined, C reserves enough room to store the largest data object in the union.