?Case 20-2
Jason is a lecturer who uses a PowerPoint presentation to help him during his lecture.
He wants to give his students a copy of the presentation but does not want to include the images and graphics he has used in the presentation. In this scenario In this scenario, Jason should use the _____ option to print the slides in his presentation.?

A(n) ____ is a value used to guard the end of the series of values in an input loop.

A. dummy B. sentinel C. counter D. accumulator

Write a static recursive method that returns the number of digits in the integer passed to it as an argument of type int. Allow for both positive and negative arguments. For example, ?120 has three digits. Do not count leading zeros. Embed the method in a program, and test it.

A technique similar to that in RecursionDemo2, Listing 11.4, can be used for this Project First change the number to positive if it is negative. The base case is when the number has just one digit, which returns 1 if the result of the truncated division of the number by 10 is zero. If non-zero, a recursive call is made to the method, but with the original number reduced by one digit, and (1 + the value returned by the recursive call) is returned. In this fashion, each recursive call will add 1, but not until the base case is executed. The base case returns a 1 and the stacked calls can now “unwind,” each call executing in turn and adding 1 to the total. The first call is the last to execute and, when it does, it returns the number of digits.