Dr. Bassin, a hiring manager, is using the employee screening and selection device that is used more frequently than any other employee screening and selection device. Which device is she using?

Answer:

Yes, include an explanation for the basis of compiled classification

Explanation:

In marking of classified information, the basis of classification is needed to be explained to justify the classification. This is very important in making sure that the information is easy to understand by whosoever is the reader. Marking gives the information holder details on what protection requirement the information holds.

Answer:

// program in C++.

// headers

#include <bits/stdc++.h>

using namespace std;

// main function

int main()

{

// Variable

   int num;

   cout << "Enter a number between 1 and 10: ";

   // read input

   cin >> num;

   // validate input number

   while(num<1||num>10)

   {

   // if input is wrong then print error message

       cout<<"Wrong input!!Enter again:";

       // read again

       cin>>num;

   }

   // print output

   cout << "The Roman numeral for "<<num<<" is:";

   // switch

   switch (num)

   {

       case 1:

       // if input is 1

           cout<<"I"<<endl;

           // exit the switch

           break;

       case 2:

       // if input is 2

           cout<<"II"<<endl;

           // exit the switch

           break;

       case 3:

       // if input is 3

           cout<<"III"<<endl;

           // exit the switch

           break;

       case 4:

       // if input is 4

           cout<<"IV"<<endl;

           // exit the switch

           break;

       case 5:

       // if input is 5

           cout<<"V"<<endl;

           // exit the switch

           break;

       case 6:

       // if input is 6

           cout<<"VI"<<endl;

           // exit the switch

           break;

       case 7:

       // if input is 7

           cout<<"VII"<<endl;

           // exit the switch

           break;

       case 8:

       // if input is 8

           cout<<"VIII"<<endl;

           // exit the switch

           break;

       case 9:

       // if input is 9

           cout<<"IX"<<endl;

           // exit the switch

           break;

       case 10:

       // if input is 10

           cout<<"X"<<endl;

           // exit the switch

           break;

         // default

       default:

           break;

   }

return 0;

}

Explanation:

Read a number from usr and assign it to variable "num". If the input number is less than 1 or greater than 10 then ask again to enter a number until user  enter a number between 1-10 only.Then with the help of switch() function print  the equivalent Roman number.

Output:

Enter a number between 1 and 10: -5                                                                                        

Wrong input!!Enter again:12                                                                                                

Wrong input!!Enter again:6                                                                                                

The Roman numeral for 6 is:VI

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