To write 10 past four in digital time, you would write it as 4:10. In digital time format, the hour is written first, followed by a colon, and then the minutes. So, 4:10 represents 10 minutes past the hour of 4 o'clock.
1245 is divisible by 5.
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789 + 456 = 1245
Exactly 249 times
1.245*103
1,245 in scientific notation is: 1.245 × 103
10% off of 1245 = 1120.5 = 1245 - (10% * 1245) = 1245 - (0.10 * 1245) = 1245 - 124.5 = 1120.5
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A digital format is a format system that uses the digits 1 and 0 as codewords to interpret data received and data to be sent eg. a digital clock, computer signals.
To write 10 past four in digital time, you would write it as 4:10. In digital time format, the hour is written first, followed by a colon, and then the minutes. So, 4:10 represents 10 minutes past the hour of 4 o'clock.
The best format is probably digital, especially for churches where you will be taking a lot of recordings.
1245 is divisible by 5.
This question is ambiguous to completely answer, because displaying a digital clock has different interpretations. In the following, a digital clock is assumed to be 2 digits for the hours and 2 digits for the minutes with a colon in between, styled at your discretion to look like a digital clock.If you want to display the time statically as of the page loading, grab the current time() and throw it into date($format, $time). The time() function will retrieve the current time in seconds from the Unix Epoch (1/1/1970). The date() function will take this timestamp and format it, according to the format string given. See the related link for complete documentation on possible formats. The following example works fine:$time = time();$format = 'h:i A'; // "h" is the current hour, "i" the current minute, and "a" AM or PM.echo date($format, $time);This will effectively output the time as a digital clock would. You may change the format to alter how the hours and minutes are displayed, and even provide more (or less) information about the current time.If you want to display the time and have it dynamically update to reflect the current time, you will need to use Javascript -- which is out of the scope of this question.
Well it's a camera that's um digital and uh the format is the whole thing and that is it really good of you to ask it
Digital negative is the same with RAW image format. See the related question for more details about this format and a comparison with other formats.
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