Internal Databases Usually Can Be Accessed More Quickly and Cheaply

question 10

True/False

Internal databases usually can be accessed more quickly and cheaply than other information sources.

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Post Increment

An operation, often seen in programming, that increases the value of a variable by one but returns the original value within the expression where it's used.

Pre Increment

An operation that increases a variable's value by one before the variable is used in an expression.

String Method

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