________ is a hybrid version of Ethernet that uses either 10Base-T, 100Base-T, or 1000Base-T. a. Mullion Ethernet
b. Base-T Ethernet
c. 10/100/1000 Ethernet
d. Token ring Ethernet
e. FDDI Ethernet

Explanation:

The given question statement has been referenced from c h12_Osscan.pcapng document

The answers to the questions are;

Q1_Answer ; The host name that has been resolved is win7_03

Q2_Answer ; The likely IPv6 address of the attacker is 10.1.0.103

Q3_Answer ; The likely IPv6 address of the attacker is 10.1.0.102

Q4_Answer ; According to the document, it has been mentioned that the IP's stated above have been the top talkers meaning that there was significant communication or exchange of information between them

Answer:

int miles[4] = {1, 5, 9, 22};

Explanation:

Given:

Initialized values = 1, 5, 9, and 22

Find:

Defines an array of four integers

Computation:

int miles[4] = {1, 5, 9, 22};

Answer:

x = input("Input a number ")

print(eval("x"))

print ("Type is:",type(x))

#Taking an float input

y = input("Input a number ")

print(eval("y"))

print ("Type is:",type(y))

#Taking an complex input

z = complex(input("Input a number "))

print(eval("z"))

print ("Type is:",type(z))

#Taking an List input

L_num = raw_input().split(",")

print(eval("L_num"))

print ("Type is:",type(L_num))

#Taking an tuple input.

T_num = raw_input().split(",")

print(eval("T_num"))

print ("Type is:",type(T_num))

Explanation:

Answer:

Following are the program in the Python Programming Language.

import json #import package

#define function

def read_json(info):

 return json.loads(info)#load data in variable

#call and print the function

print(read_json('[{'A': 10}, {'Y': 16}, {'U': 28}]'))

Output:

[{'A': 10}, {'Y': 16}, {'U': 28}]

Explanation:

following are the description of the code

• Define function "read_json()" and pass an argument "info" inside it.
• Return the data inside from the "load()" function .
• Call the function i.e "read_json" and passing the value to that function.
• Print function print the data which is inside the "read_json" function.