When one of the conditions in a complex condition is treated differently than the combined condition, nested conditions result in the clearest logic and the fewest comparisons.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Utility functions:
a. Are private member functions that support operations of the class’s other member functions. b. Are part of a class’s interface. c. Are intended to be used by clients of a class. d. Are a type of constructor.
Critical Thinking QuestionsCase D-1You want to learn more about motion paths because you have seen them done very well, and you know that you have a lot to learn to work better with them. In addition to saved motion tweens that you have discovered come with your Flash installation, you have developed one motion tween of your own about which you're pretty proud, and you want to make sure to save it for future use. When you right-click (Win) or [control]-click (Mac) the motion tween span in the Timeline, what is the command to use on the resulting shortcut menu to save it in the Custom Presets folder? a. Save as Motion Presetb. Store Saved Movementc. Custom Movementsd. Store Preset
What will be an ideal response?
What is the timing of an animation?
A. It's the beginning and end of an animation. B. It's the time separation between keyframes that gives life to the animation. C. It's the animation's duration. D. It's the second in which a keyframe takes place.
A RISC processor implements a subroutine call using a link register (i.e., the return address is saved in the link register).The cost of a call is 2 cycles and the return costs 1 cycle. If a subroutine is called from another subroutine (i.e., the subroutine is nested), the contents of the link register must be saved and later restored. The cost of saving the link register is 6 cycles and the cost of restoring the link register is 8 cycles. Assume that a certain instruction mix contains 20% subroutine calls and returns (i.e., 10% calls, 10% returns). The probability of a single subroutine call and return without nesting is 60%. The probability that a subroutine call will be followed by a single nested call is 40%. Assume that the probability of further nesting is vanishingly small. What is
the overall cost of subroutine calls? The average call of all other instructions is 1.5 cycles. What is the average number of cycles per instruction? What will be an ideal response?