This week's resource folder contains much vital information about Liberty's Jerry Falwell Library, including how to connect with a librarian, how to find scholarly sources, how to evaluate sources, and how to access archived recorded workshops on a wide variety of research and citation topics. a. True
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Stops: using the information learned in this course, explain three things you will not do when driving. a. b. c. explain why you will not do these things when driving. starts: using the information learned in this course, explain three things you will do when driving. a. b. c. explain why you will do these particular things when driving. explain one thing you will stop doing as a passenger. explain one thing you will start doing as a passenger.

1. write a statement that declares a string variable named city. the variable should be initialized so it references an object with the string “san francisco”. a) assume that stringlength is an int variable. write a statement that stores the length of the string referenced by the city variable (declared in question1) in stringlength. b) assume that onechar is a char variable. write a statement that stores the first char- acter in the string referenced by the city variable (declared in question1) in onechar. c) assume that uppercity is a string reference variable. write a statement that stores the uppercase equivalent of the string referenced by the city variable (declared in question 1) in uppercity. d) assume that lowercity is a string reference variable. write a statement that stores the lowercase equivalent of the string referenced by the city variable (declared in question 1) in lowercity.

Which of the following is true of heuristics? a)heuristics always lead to correct solutions of a problem. b)heuristics represent commonly used approaches to the solution of a problem.c) heuristics are a slower way to solve problems than are other strategies. d)heuristics are used by computers but not by humans as problem-solving tools.