We need to know a language and what kind of data you are storing.
no diff between varchar and varchar2 char store only chacter type but varchar2 store variable chacters. also varchar2 shirinks the space if not fully filled but char cant.
1. start the program (Connector Symbol- Ovel Shape)2. Get the input (a number) from the user (n) - (Input/Output Symbol-parallelogram)3. store the number in an int variable (m=n)4. Initialize the sum as Zero (sum=0)-(Rectangle)5. check the decision as while(n>0)-(Diamond Shape)conditional (or decision), represented as a diamond (rhombus)6.If this yields true then process as follows:(Processing Symbols-Rectangles)(remainder) r=n%10;sum=sum+(r*r*r);n=n/10;7.check the decision statement again and continue with the process until the condition becomes false.8.Finally check m with sum9. If the sum==m Then print the number is an Armstrong-(Output Symbol-parallelogram)10.Else not an Armstrong11.Terminate the Program.(Ovel shape)
Without all the mumbo jumbo, in a nutshell;Computers store real number using an equation (sum) alot like scientific notation, except without the decimals, basically like this:378 X 10 4that 4 is suppose to be tiny, but im hoping y'all know what I mean. This is called floating point, not scientific notation.the 378 bit would be called the exponentand the 4 would be called Mantissaor the other way around, im not sure. The bold words will be key words you'll probably need.
We were going to the mall. When we got there, mom went to the book store while I went to the music store.
The simple predicate is: walked The complete predicate is: walked to the store on main street after school
A variable is used to store information. As an example say you are asking someone for their favorite food, and want to store the answer in a variable called favoriteFood: favoriteFood = input("What is your favorite food?") Now if you print the value of favoriteFood (using print(FavoriteFood)) you will see that it has been saved in that variable. You can store any type in a variable, such as number, a string, or even an object.
integer = input("Please input an integer greater than 0: ") print(integer)
Firstly, you have to have an ID assigned to the input field: <input type="text" id="ourText"> Then you use the getElementById. The property of the input field that contains the text entered is called "value." In this case, I'm going to store it in a variable I've named "userEntered." Then I'll use it in an alert. var userEntered = document.getElementById("ourText").value; alert(userEntered);
int height; print("Enter height"); height=getString();
Yes. You can store any number of values input at runtime using a variable-length array or any other sequence container such as a list.
Scanner scan = new Scanner("[input method]"); // input method could they key board //(System.in) or a String String one = scan.next() + scan.next(); // get the first 2 words and concatenate String two = scan.next(); // the remaining word
In Java a primitive data type called 'Char' is used to store a single character of text.Char myChar = "a";
i think its a flashdrive
NO. Variable capacitory can store a small charge
enter five feet eight inchies and store the input
an accunmulator
bash by default is configured to store the last 500 commands. You can configure it to store as many as you want, limited only by practicality and size, to whatever you want by setting the environment variable HISTFILESIZE to a different number.export HISTFILESIZE=2000