The #NUM! error indicates an invalid argument used in a function
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
TRUE
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``` Dim intValue As Integer = 20 ChangeArg(intValue) lblResult.Text = MakeDouble(intValue).ToString() Function MakeDouble (ByVal intArg As Integer) As Integer Return intArg * 2 End Function Sub ChangeArg2(ByRef intArg As Integer) ' Display the value of intArg. lstOutput.Items.Add(" ") lstOutput.Items.Add("Inside the ChangeArg procedure, " & "intArg is " & intArg.ToString()) lstOutput.Items.Add("I will change the value of intArg.") ' Assign 0 to intArg. intArg = 0 ' Display the value of intArg. lstOutput.Items.Add("intArg is now " & intArg.ToString()) lstOutput End Sub ``` a. 0 b. 20 c. 40 d. (cannot be determined)
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A) relative B) mixed C) absolute D) standard
Which of the following JavaScript keywords is used in a declaration?
A) name B) alert C) this D) var
The Windows 10 ________ tool shows information about the programs, processes, and services that are currently running on a computer
A) Performance Monitor B) Services Console C) Task Manager D) Resources Monitor