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explain the term file
explain the term file
it means the document i think... love monkey :)
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 12y agoit means records split into files of data in a database
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What are the easiest computer concepts to understand?
The easiest computer concepts to understand would be file and file sharing. Text documents are another easy concept to understand. If you can not understand there are a number of books available.
What involves putting data into an electronic file in a format that another application can understand?
export
What does valid extension mean?
Computer files have extensions. These are the part of the filename after the dot (the period). They are used to provide information about the file. Microsoft document files have a .doc extension. Text files are .txt. One kind of picture file is .jpg These extensions let programs know if the file will work with them. If you try to put a file in a program that is unable to use/read/understand the file it may show a message saying, "This is not a valid extension," meaning I don't understand this kind of file.
What do you understand by a linked list in data structure?
link list is a process by which we can add one file with another
How long after the wedding can i wait to file legal marriage paperwork?
If you don't want to actually be married, you never have to file it. But understand - you are not married without the legal paperwork and marriage certificate. What's keeping you from doing it?
What is a giff file?
Are you talking about 'gif' not 'giff'? if you are than a gif is an industry standard raster graphic or image format. To make it simpler incase you didn't understand, it is an image that is animated, or could be a picture put into a gif form.
What do you understand the term import to mean?
Import means to bring anything into something else. Goods into the country are called imports. Information into a computer hard drive is called an import. Data from a file into another file is called an import.
What are the characters that follow a file name?
Things like ( .doc .exe .jpg .gif .xls ) are called file extensions. They tell the operating system which program to use in order to read/understand the data contained in the file. For instance if you were to try to open a file named "My_term_paper.doc" the computer would see the .doc and know to open your chosen word processing program.
What does wav?
I do not fully understand the question but i will answer it to the best of my ability. "wav" or .wav is what I am guesing is a file extention that most videos that are being posted to the internet are saved as.
Why is Minecraft stuck on Updating?
Sorry, Answering my own question (just found out)Minecraft was stuck on "updating" because it couldn't find the Minecraft.jar file, usually it would attempt to fix this by re-installing (or "Retrieving") it, but because it could find the bin file it couldn't understand why Minecraft.jar file wasn't there:Explanation: (any thing in brackets is not part of a file name)Files as follows".Minecraft" (file) containsoptions.txtLast login (which was an unknown file for me)Stats (file)Bin (main one here) (file)Saves (file)Screenshots (file)resources (file)texture packs (file)"bin" (file inside .minecraft) contains:Versionmd5sMinecraft.jar (the folder it couldn't find)Iwjgl_util.jarjinput.jarIwjgl.jarNatives (file)I had royally screwed up my minecraft.jar file, and deleted it because a website said it would re-install itself,YOU HAVE TO DELETE THE WHOLE "Bin" FILE TO GET IT TO RELOADTHIS WORKS PERFECTLY FOR ME:(I will post a video soon but my hyper cam is playing up....
What is a sub program?
A sub program is a set of easily reusable code that makes a program easier to read and understand, and it also makes the file size smaller.
Is it possible to save a C plus plus file with a different extension name?
Yes, but Windows won't recognize it as a c++ file.Save the file and then rename it afterward. It's still a c++ file, but it's got a different file extension. Windows recognizes file by their extension, not by their contents, so double-clicking on this renamed file will either prompt Windows to ask you what to open it in, or it will try to open the file in a program that likely won't understand it.You can rename the file again, with it's proper extension, to fix that.Answer: Of course. But if you are using Windows, and it has option 'hide filename extensions' set, you might encounter difficulties when you try to rename an existing file. Unset this option.
