____________ font families are commonly used to mimic typewritten text or for programming code.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).


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Which of these remarks about formal parameters is correct?

a) A formal parameter is a kind of place holder that is filled with the argument at the time of call to the function. b) A call-by-value formal parameter is a global variable that is initialized to the value set just before the function is called. c) A call-by-reference formal parameter is modeled on a substitution mechanism. The argument should be an expression, not a variable, since there is never a need to assign such a variable. d) The & (ampersand) character is used to indicate call-by-reference. This is done by placing the & after the type name which is followed by the parameter name in the definition of the parameter in the function header. e) The argument corresponding to a call-by-value parameter cannot be changed by anything that happens in the function call.

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Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

1. A client/server network is called a workgroup in Windows terminology. 2. The basic unit of a Windows 2000 client/server network is Active Directory. 3. The terms domain tree and forest are synonyms. 4. The Windows 2000 Network Device Interface Specification (NDIS) communicates with network card drivers, translating between the drivers and the transport protocol. 5. A directory service is a network service that makes the directory available to users, administrators, and applications.

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The Find Unmatched Query Wizard is designed to find records in a table or query that have no related records in the same table or query

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

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SCSI stands for:

a. Server-Client Storage Interface b. Small Computer System Interface c. Serial Compression Schematic Interface d. Simple Communication Source Interface e. System-Centric Spanning Interface

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