Which of the Following Made Possible the Computer Revolution

question 76

Multiple Choice

Which of the following made possible the computer revolution?

• A) The invention of the transistor
• B) The use of radar in the Second World War
• C) The founding of IBM
• D) Funding from the federal government

Recognize the correct usage of command-line arguments in a C program.

Distinguish between typedef statements and other C language constructs.

Understand the differences between large, publicly held corporations and closely held corporations.

Recognize the rights and powers of shareholders, including voting rights and mechanisms like proxies and voting trusts.

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Definitions:

Weak Acids

Acids that only partially ionize in solution, giving them weaker acidic properties compared to strong acids.

Electrolytes

Minerals in body fluids that carry an electric charge and are essential for the functioning of muscles and nerves.

Acidic

Pertaining to substances that have a pH less than 7, and are capable of donating a proton or hydrogen ion in a chemical reaction.

Strong Acids

Acids that completely ionize in solution, yielding a high concentration of hydrogen ions (H+) and demonstrating a strong ability to donate protons.