The "Prince of Humanists, " Erasmus, Developed a "Philosophy of Christ

question 4

Multiple Choice

The "Prince of Humanists, " Erasmus, developed a "Philosophy of Christ" that

• A)held that the true essence of Christianity was the life and actions of Christ and that each person was good and rational.
• B)condemned all non-Christian philosophies as false but also rejected church authority.
• C)was officially adopted as part of the Reformation.
• D)was officially adopted by the Catholic Church.
• E)criticized Greek and Roman wisdom as being non-transferable to the sixteenth century.

Differentiate between text and binary files in programming.

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Recognize the role of end-of-file (EOF) indicators.

Understand how to read from and write to files using specific functions.

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"Normality"

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