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I believe it's E, not F. If A is true, B has to be true - contradiction. If B is true, D is also true - contradiction. If C is true, A and B have to be true, but they are not. D can't be true because we already ruled out all of those above D. (skip E) F can't be true because E would also be true, which contradicts F. (back to E) E may be true because we did rule out all of the above. And if E is true then F is false, which is also consistent. Less

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This is incorrect. E only states that the letters above are incorrect, but does not disprove F. Thus, E also includes F as a true statement. However, F disproves the truth of E. Therefore the only answer does that is not contradicted by anything else is F. Less

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public static int[] find2Closest(int[] myArray) { assert(myArray.length >= 2): "myArray needs to be larger than 2"; Arrays.sort(myArray); //quickSort int indexMin1 = 0; int indexMin2 = 1; int min = myArray[indexMin1] - myArray[indexMin2]; for(int k = 0; k < myArray.length-1; k++) { int difference = Math.abs(myArray[k] - myArray[k+1]); if(difference < min) { min = difference; indexMin1 = k; indexMin2 = k+1; } } int[] values = new int[2]; values[0] = myArray[indexMin1]; values[1] = myArray[indexMin2]; return values; } Less

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public class ClosestTwoNumber { public int[] findClosest2Number(int[] arr){ if(arr == null || arr.length diff) { min = diff; num1 = arr[i - 1]; num2 = arr[i]; } } if (num1 == -1 || num2 == -1) { throw new IllegalArgumentException(); } int[] result = new int[2]; result[0] = num1; result[1] = num2; return result; } Less

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Place all five bottles on the scale. It should say 49 grams on the scale. If you take out one bottle each time. Subtract the scale from before and after the bottle that has been taken off the scale. If it's 9. That's the bottle you're looking at. Less

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What top poster said except you can label the bottles from 0 to 4 and save yourself a little work Less

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I would find a tester and I'd tell him/her to test the toaster by plugging it in. If the toaster doesn't toast the tester, it works; if it toasts the tester, it's broken. Less

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He means "if you don't get electrocuted then the toaster works. If you die of electrocution then the toaster is broken" lol Less

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public static void main(String [] args) { String a = "qwerty", rev = ""; //Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in); //System.out.println("Enter the string : "); //String a = sc.nextLine(); for(int i = a.length()-1; i >= 0; i --) { rev = rev + a.charAt(i); } System.out.println(rev); } Less

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Software Testing Life Cycle 1.Requirment analysis 2.Test planning 3.Test Designing/Test case development 4.Environment setup 5.Test Execution 7.Test cycle closure/Test reporting Less

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Software Testing Life Cycle 1.Requirment analysis 2.Test planning 3.Test Designing/Test case development 4.Environment setup 5.Test Execution 7.Test cycle closure/Test reporting Less

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because i cant get into google.

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Apple is quite known company, a lot of things I read or heard about it, but never experienced by myself. To work for Apple is a big honor and opportunity to develop my self. Also to exercise myself, what can I do to reach goals and just enjoy to work Less

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mv filename1 filename2

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A9: cp filename1 filename2.

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My final year project is game

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My BS final year project is Online Complaint management system and in MS my thesis is on Requirements Change Management Issues for E-Government in Pakistan. Less