Tables, queries, forms, and reports can all be printed, but reports provide more sophisticated printing capabilities. What central feature of tables, queries, and forms is not shared by reports?
What will be an ideal response?
Reports are read-only objects, meaning you can use them to read and display data but not to change (write to) data. As you change data using tables, queries, or forms, reports constantly display those up-to-date edits just like all of the other Access objects.
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Here is a collection of while and do-while statements. Identify:
i. those that are correct, and are likely to give the programmers intent; ii. those that are correct, but unlikely to give the programmer's intent, and iii. what compiler error will the rest generate? Assume all variables have been declared, but not necessarily initialized. a) ``` cin >> n; while (-1 != n) { sum = 0; sum = sum + n; } ``` b) ``` cin >> value; while ( value != -1 ) sum = sum + value; cin >> value; ``` c) ``` cin >> n; int i = 1, >>Semicolon not comma while ( i < n ); sum = sum + i; i++; ``` d) ``` cin >> count >> limit; do count++ while ( count ??count > limit ); ``` e) ``` cin >> x; do x++; while( x > x ); ```