Explain three options of the Gedit syntax highlighting feature.
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One of Gedit's main features is syntax highlighting, which is enabled by clicking View, Highlight Mode from the menu. You see the following options:
· Plain Text - The default setting; syntax highlighting isn't displayed.
· Sources - Syntax highlighting for source code. This option includes options for programming languages, such as C++, SQL, and Java.
· Scripts - Syntax highlighting for scripts; includes choices for different scripting languages, such as JavaScript or DOS batch scripts.
· Others - Syntax highlighting for other types of code, such as Cmake, ChangeLog and CSS.
· Markup - Syntax highlighting for markup code, such as HTML and XML.
· Scientific - Syntax highlighting for scientific code, such as GAP, Octave and R.
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A. Split-scope B. Multicast scope C. Superscope D. Failover scope
Generate a random network with the generating function G (N, p) where N = 1000 and p = 0 .1. Estimate the following parameters for the constructed random network: (i) average nodal degree, (ii) average path length, and (iii) degree distribution. Make your own observa- tions based on the above measurements. Make necessary assumptions.
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