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An ID-dependent entity is an entity whose identifier is a composite identifier where no portion of the composite identifier is an identifier of another entity.
Assume that your version of C++ can recognize only the first 8 characters of an identifier name, through identifier names may be arbitrarily long. Which of the following identifier names is not distinct:
Which of the following refers to an entity in which the identifier of one entity includes the identifier of another entity?
Which type of entity cannot exist in the database unless another type of entity also exists in the database, but does not require that the identifier of that other entity be included as part of its own identifier?
In some programming languages, an identifier is permitted to be a letter followed by any number of letters or digits. If L and D denotes the set of letters and digit respectively. Which of the following expression defines an identifier?
What will be the output? interface A{ public void method(); } class One{ public void method(){ System.out.println("Class One method"); } } class Two extends One implements A{ public void method(){ System.out.println("Class Two method"); } } public class Test extends Two{ public static void main(String[] args){ A a = new Two(); a.method(); } }
Which of the following are methods of calculating goodwill?
1. Average profit method
2. Super profit method
3. Log method
4. Sum of years digit method
5. Capitalisation of average profit method
6. Capitalisation of super profit method
7. FIFO method
Select the correct answer:
In the two sets given below, Set – I specifies the methods of research while Set – Il describes the critical feature associated with a method of research. Match the two and select from the code to indicate your answer.   Set – I  (Research method)    Set – II (Critical features associated) (a)    Experimental method  (i)  Generalizing to the population from a large sample (b)  Ex post facto method   (ii)   Establishing the patterns of events which have happened, through primary and secondary sources (c)  Historical method   (iii)   Studying shared behaviour patterns (d)  Ethnographic method   (iv)   Establishing cause and effect through control       (v)    Probing into the causal factors from the observed effects 
In an election, there were only two candidates. The winning candidate got 48% of the total votes. His opponent got 6800 votes which was 34% of the total votes. Some of the votes were invalid. The winning margin of the candidate who won the election and the number of invalid votes respectively are:
In an election there are two candidates A and B. Total 22,000 voters were supposed to cast their votes on the election day but later it was known that 15% voters have been absent. B won the election but it was revealed that 33.33% of his votes were invalid due to which after removing the count of invalid vote, votes of B and A are equal. Calculate the difference between the votes of A and B initially.