Consider the following method, which takes two unsorted lists, list1 and list2 – both instances of our LLList class from lecture – and creates a third list containing the intersection of list1 and list2:The lists are unsorted, so we take a nested-loop approach in which each item in list1 is compared to the items in list2; if a match is found in list2, the item is added to the intersection and we break out of the inner loop. (Note that this method will include duplicate values in the intersection when list1 itself has duplicates; doing so is acceptable for the purposes of this problem.)What is the worst-case running time of this algorithm as a function of the length m of list1 and the length n of list2? Don’t forget to take into account the time efficiency of the underlying list operations, getItem() and addItem(). Use big-O notation, and explain your answer briefly. Rewrite this method to improve its time efficiency. Your new method should notmodify the existing lists in any way, and it should use no more than a constant (O(1)) amount of additional memory. Make the new method as efficient time-wise as possible, given the constraints on memory usage. You should assume this method is not part of the LLList class, and therefore it doesn’t have direct access to the private LLListmembers. What is the worst-case running time of the improved algorithm? Use big-O notation, and explain your answer briefly.

You begin your first day of responsibilities by examining the recent is security breach at gearup to get ideas for safeguards you will take. at gearup, criminals accessed the company's improperly-secured wireless system and stole customers' credit card information as well as employee social security numbers. what kind of computer crime did gearup face?

Word vocabulary words: print, proofread, status line, graphics, font effects, left margin, justification, line spacing, copy/paste, data. review words: font point, bold, save, center, error. fill in the correct word for the definition and then transfer the letters to the appropriate spot by number. some numbers will be found multiple times. you will end up with a quotation about…… what else? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 k 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 8 27 28 29 w 31 32 k 34 35 36 w h 39 40 41 42 8 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 .1. a software function that records keystrokes on a disk or drive so information can be 5 4 52 9 later retrieved. p n 2. to produce a paper copy of information. 10 7 12u n 3. a display that shows the location of the cursor, pages, etc. 45 46 18 27 36 20 42p4. pictures or images, located in clip art or other files. 6 24 44 28 34 49 555. any mis-stroke of a key. 47 41 48 2 10 n6. allows major changes to the font such as shadow, emboss, etc. 21 25 46 35 23 21 29 14 22 17 n7. a feature that centers lines of text horizontally. 49 53 46 9 51 p8. size of the font 31 16 22 b l 9. a feature that prints designated text darker than the rest to add emphasis. 32 3 . p10. to compare copy on a display screen or printout to the original 24 39 25 23 54 9 50 3 and correct errors. j un 11. a feature that allows text to be aligned at the left 11 12 7 21 16 49 40 46 34 2 and right margins. leftn 12. amount of blank space on the left side of the paper. 8 18 41 6 34 linen 13. number of blank lines between lines of text. 17 4 49 13 1914. any information inputted into the computer. 3 4 46 44 p /p15. feature that duplicates text from one location and places it in another.

Most shops require the technician to enter a starting and ending time on the repair order to track the actual time the vehicle was in the shop and closed out by the office. this time is referred to as _ time ? a. comeback b. ro c. cycle d. lead