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What is the difference between an example and a definition?
An example is a specific instance that illustrates a concept or idea, while a definition provides a clear explanation of what a word or concept means. Examples help to clarify understanding, while definitions give precise meaning.
What is an example to explain the concept of scarcity?
Mixed economy
Example in everyday life to explain this binary concept?
Flipping coins.
What is the present tense of explain?
Explain is present tense. I/We/You/They explain He/She/It explains The present participle is explaining.
Explain the concept of late binding and dynamic binding with the help of at least two examples?
the concept of dynamic linking and dynamic binding with example
What is an example of a simile in Beowulf's last battle?
An example of a simile in Beowulf's last battle is when his sword is described as "gleaming like a blood-stained icicle." This comparison illustrates the sharpness and deadly nature of his weapon.
Give one example of a concept that can be described scientifically?
Putting salt on a road to keep water from freezing in the winter.
Explain the following tearm in the context of object oriented programming Also explain how these concept are implement in c by given an example program for each?
Explain the following terms in the context of object oriented programming. Also explain how these concepts are implemented in C++ by giving an example program for each.
What is an example of a concept?
An example of a concept is called a prototype.
In this chapter a light bulb is used to demonstrate the binary concept used for computer storage and communication Give another example in everyday life to explain this binary concept Get creativ?
TV, Car, Clock, and door.
Where is lake maricibo?
with example explain the concept of of elasticity of supply and interpretating the result graphical and descuse the relationship between price elasticity and suppliers total revenue
How do you explain a concept in an effective way?
Usually, it's a good idea to start out most fully understanding the concept, and then look to nature, where you may find an example of the way the concept works. You can describe the concept using a metaphor that describes the natural phenomenon, and then develop an analogy that reflects what is understood onto the concept you're explaining. If there is no model in nature for what you want to explain, look around at other situations, systems, process and so forth, until you find one that fits.
