What helpful feature at the command line and in PowerShell can you use when you are unsure of the directory name or filename that you need?
What will be an ideal response?
A helpful feature at the command line and in PowerShell is filename and directory name completion. You can use it when you enter a command and are unsure of the directory name or filename that you need. The completion feature is not enabled by default; you can type the following command to use it during an editing session: CMD /F:ON.
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Suppose console is a Scanner object initialized with the standard input device and feet and inches are int variables. Consider the following statements:feet = console.nextInt();inches = console.nextInt();These statements require the value of feet and inches to be input on separate lines.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
The Page Header section prints ____.
A. at the top of the first page B. at the top of every page (but below the Report Header on the first page) C. before every group of records D. after every group of records
A network technician is replacing a failed drive in a RAID 5 array. Over time, access to the volumes in the array has slowed down. The technician wants to increase the speed of the RAID array and chooses to replace the 10000rpm SAS drive with a low-latency SSD drive. Which of the following is the problem with this solution?
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