Suppose a Structure and an Array Are Created with the Code

question 4

Multiple Choice

Suppose a structure and an array are created with the code
Structure Nation
Dim name As String
Dim continent As String
Dim population As Double 'in millions
Dim area As Double 'in square miles
End Structure
Dim nations(191) As Nation in the Declarations section of the Code editor and the array is filled with data for the 192 member nations of the UN. What will be displayed in the DataGridView control when the following code is executed?
Dim query = From country In nations
Where (country.continent = "Europe") And
country.name.StartsWith("S")
Let countryUC = country.name.ToUpper
Let pop = (1000000 * country.population) .ToString("N0")
Let area = (country.area) .ToString("N0")
Order By countryUC Ascending
Select countryUC, pop, area

• A) Three columns, with headers country, population, and area. The grid will display the countries in Europe (along with their populations and areas) whose names begin with the letter S. The countries will be displayed capitalized in alphabetical order and their populations and areas will be formatted with commas as thousands separators.
• B) Four columns, with headers countryUC, continent, pop, and area. The grid will display the countries in Europe (along with their continents, populations and areas) whose names begin with the letter S. The countries will be displayed capitalized in alphabetical order and their populations and areas will be formatted with commas as thousands separators.
• C) Three columns, with headers countryUC, pop, and area. The grid will display the countries in Europe (along with their populations and areas) whose names begin with the letter S. The countries will be displayed capitalized in alphabetical order and their populations and areas will be formatted with commas as thousands separators.
• D) Three columns, with headers countryUC, pop, and area. The grid will display the countries in Europe (along with their populations and areas) whose names begin with the letter S. The countries will be displayed capitalized in reverse alphabetical order and their populations and areas will be formatted with commas as thousands separators.

Compare and contrast monopolistic competition with pure competition and monopoly.

Assess the impact of product differentiation and advertising on market dynamics and consumer choice.

Explain the role of excess capacity in monopolistic competition.

Evaluate the economic efficiency and resource allocation in monopolistically competitive markets.

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