Technology Questions

Run VERIFY.

A heap is a way to organize the elements of a range that allows for fast retrieval of the element.

Static (embedded) SQL:

1.In static SQL how database will be accessed is predetermined in the embedded SQL statement.

2.It is more swift and efficient.

3.SQL statements are compiled at compile time.

4.Parsing, validation, optimization, and generation of application plan are done at compile time.

5.It is generally used for situations where data is distributed uniformly.

6.EXECUTE IMMEDIATE, EXECUTE and PREPARE statements are not used.

7. It is less flexible 

Dynamic (interactive) SQL:

1.In dynamic SQL, how database will be accessed is determined at run time.

2.It is less swift and efficient.

3.SQL statements are compiled at run time.

4.Parsing, validation, optimization, and generation of application plan are done at run time.

5.It is generally used for situations where data is distributed non-uniformly.

6.EXECUTE IMMEDIATE, EXECUTE and PREPARE statements are used.

7.It is more flexible.

Testing an executable application for portability across system platforms and environments, usually for conformation to an ABI specification.

These two methods are bulid-in methods  in php. with  construct() we can overwride the parent class method. The inverse of the __construct() PHP capacity while making another class, is the __destruct() technique. The __destruct() technique will consequently keep running, after you've completed with the PHP class.

CEDA 

use super keyword.

super keyword points immediate super class.

Class Sample {

int a =23;

 }

Class Sub extends Sample { 

 String a = "bablu";

 void show() {

 System.out.println(a); //bablu

 System. out. println(this.a); //bablu

 System. out.println(super.a); //23

}

}

Class Demo {

Public static void main(string[] args) {

sub s = new Sub();

s.show();

}

}

A is wrong because a class can extend nly one class .B is wrong because a class can implement any number of interfaces.C is wronb because both can can be done simulteneously.So, D is correct