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ISBN: 9780133964639

Author: Deitel

Publisher: PEARSON CUSTOM PUB.(CONSIGNMENT)

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A literal in computer science is used to express a fixed value in source code. They cannot be modified. Almost all programs have these fixed values or literals.

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Chapter 1, Problem 1.9E

(Internet Negatives) Besides their numerous benefits, the Internet and the web have several downsides. such as privacy issues, identity theft, spam and malware. Research some of the negative aspects of the Internet. List five problems and describe what could possibly be done to help solve each.

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