Actual cells that a ________ macro references will affect are not determined until the macro is run
A) joined B) relative C) linked D) merged
B
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Match the following commands to the corresponding descriptions.
_____ 1. lp xyz _____ 2. cat xyz _____ 3. rm i xyz _____ 4. /david/xyz _____ 5. cancel lp1 _____ 6. ls l _____ 7. cd .. _____ 8. ls a _____ 9. rmdir xyz _____ 10. pwd _____ 11. lpstat -d _____ 12. rm - -help _____ 13. lpr -p filename _____ 14. rm -r * _____ 15. lpstat _____ 16. ls -m _____ 17. cd _____ 18. mkdir - -parent xx/yy _____ 19. lpr -T _____ 20. lp -m filename a: absolute pathname to the file called xyz b: changes the directory to the parent of the current directory c: lists current directory files including the invisible files d: sends xyz file to the line printer e: deletes the directory called xyz f: displays the content of the file called xyz g: displays the current directory pathname h: cancels the printing job on the lp1 printer i: confirms the deletion of the xyz file before deleting it j: lists the current directory in long format k: lists files across the page separated by commas l: changes the current directory to the HOME directory m: removes all subdirectories and files under the current directory n: shows name of the default printer o: shows status of the printing requests p: sends mail to the user mailbox after completion of the print request q: prints on a specific (named) printer (Linux) r: Displays usage message for the rm command (Linux) s: creates two levels of directories under the current directory (Linux) t prints the specified title on the banner page (Linux)
If more method calls occur than can have their activation records stored on the program execution stack, an error known as a ________ occurs.
a. stack overflow. b. stack rewind. c. stack full. d. stack empty.
When a hashing algorithm is applied, the hash will ALWAYS have a fixed length.
True False
You can use the Math object directly in your programs without instantiating a new object.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)