What is an object in an object-oriented program? How can an object communicate with another object in such a program?
What will be an ideal response?
Compilation The source program is translated into an assembly language code.
Assembly The assembly program is translated into the object code--machine language code for the CPU used in the computer.
Linking The code for the library calls is linked to (made part of) the object code and the executable file is created
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``` change (ar, 0, n-1); ``` where n is the size of array ar? ``` void change (int ar[], int low, int high) { int temp; if (low < high) { temp = ar[low]; ar[low] = ar[high]; ar[high] = temp; change (ar, low+1, high-1); } } ``` a. First n elements of ar are sorted in ascending order. b. First n elements of ar are reversed. c. First and last elements of ar are switched. d. First and last elements of ar are sorted. e. Largest integer in temp is stored.
How many /64 networks can be assigned from a /60 network address prefix?
A. 16 B. 4096 C. 65536 D. 32768