Polygons by definition are closed: when all the sides are connected and there are no open spaces between them.
"Show" is open, "and" is closed. O- is open, -pen is closed. "Closed" is closed.
i have to do this in my creative math class and i figured it out. the first locker will stay open. then there will be two closed. one open then four closed. one open the 6 closed one open 8 closed. it goes on like 2 4 6 8 so on and so on. but make sure between every closed one there is an open one.
Both open syllables.
Both closed.
one is open and the other is closed
There is one major difference between an open DNS and a closed DNS. Open DNSs allow multiple users to connect easily while closed ones do not allow more users.
there is no difference. they are both 42.
Shoes are closed in and Sandals are open.
Public is open, private is closed.
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Gutters are normally open Sewer piping is closed
Pressure rises in the tube.
an inlet has a closed end a straight is open both ends
A closed subroutine is a normal unit like a function in C or a method in Java. When a closed subroutine is called, the program branches to the file/section of code, executes, and then returns to the line after the calling line.For example, if you had the following code in Java:main(...) {int a = 1;int b = 4;multiply(1,4);System.out.println("done!");}multiply(int a, int b) {int answer = 0;for(int i = 0; i < 4; i++)answer*=a;return answer;}Over here, the main method executes until it reaches multiply(1,4) and then jumps to the function (declared below main) and executes that. After it finishes executing multiple, it returns to the line after the function call, which in our case is System.out.println, and executes that.An open subroutine is a subroutine that adds the instruction to the already existing block of code. That is, it replaces the one line call with the entire set of instructions.For example, if you had the following code:startsave 1 in asave 4 in bmultiply a b-timesendThe command "multiply a b-times" is an open subroutine because the command will add lines at compile time to the existing code to return the following (this is best understood when thinking of the code as machine code):(translated from machine code)startsave 1 in asave 2 in bADDED CODEsave a * a in csave c * a in dsave d * a in ereturn eendAs you can see, the "multiply" command has been replaced with the entire set of instructions (under ADDED CODE).In short, an open subroutine adds lines to your main code while a closed subroutine is code stored in a separate block of code. Both subroutines are called with a single line of code.
The answer is in the question itself. Open-source software has it's source code available to everyone. Closed-source software does not.