TCP/IP Protocols Define How Information Can Be Transferred Between Machines

question 48

Multiple Choice

TCP/IP protocols define how information can be transferred between machines and how machines on the network can be identified with ________ addresses.

• A)unique
• B)similar
• C)identical
• D)multiple

Describe the process of creating and initializing structures in C.

Understand the use of typedef in simplifying structure type definitions.

Explain the concept and usage of arrays of structures.

Analyze the role of structures in managing related data items.

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Definitions:

Cirque

An open-sided, bowl-shaped depression formed in a mountain, commonly at the head of a glacial valley; produced by erosion of a glacier.

Depression

A geological formation resulting from the sinking of the Earth's surface, forming a bowl-like or flat area lower than the surrounding ground.

Valley

An elongated lowland between ranges of mountains or hills, often having a river or stream running along the bottom.

Ridge

On a weather map, an elongated area of high atmospheric pressure.