What are each of the following:
1. Clipping
2. Normalize
3. Amplitude
4. Frequency
5. Rarefactions
6. WAV
7. Iterate
8. For each loop
9. A sine wave
1. where the actual sound exceeds the capacity of the system to reproduce it.
2. to maximize the volume of the sound without distortion of the sound.
3. the distance from the maximum value in a cycle to 0.
4. the number of cycles per second.
5. regions of low air pressure.
6. A way to store sounds. It stands for Waveform Audio Format.
7. to repeat a command or block of commands.
8. a loop that will execute one time for each item in an array or collection.
9. a function that uses sine. A sound that is a sine wave sounds clean and pure.
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A) the pointer p becomes a dangling pointer. B) the compiler will automatically deal locate the memory pointed to by p. C) the program will suffer from memory leaks. D) the returning function will throw the bad_alloc exception. E) None of the above
Instantiate a dictionary in which the keys are the months in the third quarter of the year and the values are the number of days in the corresponding month. Display the dictionary, the keys, and the values. Add the tenth month of the year to the dictionary and display the value of that month only.
What will be an ideal response?
A(n) ________ is information about the entity
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On magnetic disks, files can be organized in one of three ways: ____.
A. indexed direct, indexed indirect, or random B. sequential, indirect, or direct C. sequential, random, or indirect D. sequential, direct, or indexed sequential