Victor has been murdered, and Art, Bob, and Carl are suspects. Art says he did not do it. He says that Bob was the victim's friend but that Carl hated the victim. Bob says he was out of town the day of the murder, and besides he didn't even know the guy. Carl says he is innocent and he saw Art and Bob with the victim just before the murder. Assuming that everyone - except possibly for the murderer - is telling the truth, encode the facts of the case so that you can use the tools of Propositional Logic to convince people that Bob killed Victor.How can you find out using logic that Bob Killed Victor?

Answer:

The program to this question can be given as:

Program:

#include <iostream>  //header file

using namespace std;  //using name space.

int CountCharacters(char userChar,string userString) //define function.

{    

int count = 0;  //define variable

for (int i=0;i<userString.length();i++) //loop

if (userString[i]==userChar)  //if block

count++;  //increment the value.

return count;  //return value.

}

int main()  //main method.

{

   string userString= "Clanguage";  //define variable and assign value.

   char userChar = 'a';   //define variable and assign value.

   cout << CountCharacters(userChar,userString);  //calling function and print value.  

   return 0;  

}

Output:

2

Explanation:

• In the above C++ programming language program we define a function that is "CountCharacters". Inside function parameters, we pass two parameters that are "userChar and userString". The userChar is a char variable that holds single character value and userString is a string variable that holds a string value.
• In the function, we define an integer variable that is "count". This variable counts the match value and returns its value.
• To counts values, we define a loop in a loop we use if statement that counts the value that how many time it occurs in a string value and return its value.
• In the main method, we define these variables ("userChar and userString") and assign values that are "a and Clanguage " and call the function and print function return value.

Answer:

He should report the incident to the social networking site

Explanation:

Answer is A

I did the test on edginuity

Answer:

When the same default tracking code is installed on pages with different domains, what will result?

Analytics will associate users and sessions with their respective domains

Explanation:

One of the first things you should know about when using and configuring Analytics is how the domain of the web property you are tracking is defined as a “site” for the purposes of viewing your reports. The default setup of the tracking code is designed to make it easy for you to track traffic to a single domain or subdomain (e.g. a single website URL) that does not share user data with other domains or sub-domains.

Answer:

The correct question is as follows:

" Click on this link to bring up a flowchart in a new browser window. Based on this flowchart, would a D-Link 3347 Gateway with an Xbox 360 Multiplayer problem be In Scope or Out Of Scope ( see quiz 2 flowchart)". The answer is OUT OF SCOPE.

Explanation:

The flowchart as seen in the attached file shows that for a network related issue, a D-Link Gateway with an Xbox 360 Multiplayer problem would be out of scope. The flowchart clearly indicated that after confirming from the customer if the networking device is a router or gateway, then the next step is to confirm if it is a D-LINK gateway then what type of D-Link in order to confirm if it is 3347 Gateway. After it is confirmed that it is the type 3347 Gateway then we need to confirm from the customer if the it is connected to another smc router and what the issue may be, i.e if it is port forwarding-related or not. Then, we confirm if it is xbox 360 and if the problem is multi-layer game issue, and if this is correct then the issue is regarded as Out of Scope.

See the attachment again for clearer picture of the explanation in the flowchart.

the answer is a career

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