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A: What I learned from this quiz is how to read psuedocode properly and understand the different symbols within it. I also learned a lot about logic gates and how they can be used to simply represent an idea or code.

B: I am weak in understanding and remembering the vocab terms presented to us.

Q65: Answer is B and D

Explanation: Answer is B and D because Y is negative in those options so count will never be able to reach a negative number if we are adding 1 each time to count. So these options are the ony conditions where the procedure will not return the correct product.

Q64: Answer is B and C

Explanation: Cloud Computing is where information can be delivered over the internet and some features is that it has help to enhance collaboration but it also has data-security concenrns.

Q63: Answer is Line 4 and Line 9

Expalnation: The psuedocode is setting count=0 each time it runs a loop and that is resetting the count. This is why line 4 is to be removed. Line 9 is removed because it makes it so count is increased for all entires not just prime entries.

Q58: Answer is A

Explanation: Option A is correct because crowdsourcing does not allow for all computational problems to be solved in reasonable time, it allows for participants to access useful tools, and it can lower geographic barriers.

Q48: Answer is D

Explanation: The answer is D because it is the only one saying for any value under 75 making sure it is 75% unlike everyone else.

Q43: Answer is A

Explanation: The algoritihm runs in reasonable time because the number of steps is a polynomial.

Q42: Answer is D

Explanation: With 32-bit addressing there are 2^32 possible addresses. So with 128-bit addressing there has to be 2^96 times as many possible addresses.

Q37: Answer is C

Explanation: Both code segments display the correct average but code segment 1 has more arithmetic operations within the loop instead of collecting the data and doing it outside the loop.

Q17: Answer is D

Explanation: Giving free education on how to use new technology, providing free or low-cost tech, and providing networks and infrastructure would all help to reduce the digital divid eof the world.

Q14: Answer is D

Program A and B both display the same number of values but have different values because the second program starts at 2 instead of 1.