Why is it generally more desirable to replace an unmodified page rather than a modified one?
What will be an ideal response?
Because replacing a modified page involves first writing the modified page to disk.An
unmodified page may simply be written over.
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In the following function prototype, how many parameter variables does this function have?
int myFunction(double, double, double); a. 1 b. 2 c. 3 d. cannot tell from the prototype
When a button is clicked, the browser
a. looks for an onclick event handler b. looks for the JavaScript program to download c. creates the button for the program d. none of the above
The code____________ will draw a straight, vertical line.
a) drawLine( 50, 50, 25, 25 ); b) drawLine( 25, 25, 50, 25 ); c) drawLine( 50, 25, 50, 25 ); d) drawLine( 50, 25, 50, 50 );
MysteryClass -first: int-second: double;+MysteryClass()+MysteryClass(int)+MysteryClass(double);+MysteryClass(int, double)+setData(int, double): void+getFirst(): int+getSecond(): double+doubleFirst(): int+squareSecond(): double+print(): void+equals(MysteryClass): boolean+makeCopy(MysteryClass): void+getCopy():MysteryClassWhich of the following would be a default constructor for the class MysteryClass shown in the accompanying figure?
A. public MysteryClass(){ setData(0, 0.0); } B. public MysteryClass(0, 0.0) { setData(); } C. public MysteryClass(0) { setData(0, 0.0); } D. private MysteryClass(10){ setData(); }