Consider the following method. public static ArrayList mystery(int[] nums) { ArrayList output = new ArrayList(); for (int k = 0; k < nums. length; k += 2) { output. add(0, new Integer(nums[k])); } return output; } What will be displayed as a result of running the following code segment? int[] input = {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}; System. out. println(mystery(input));

That i would call a dead end, since you can't know that it's always possible to immediately reconnect (server could be down, lines between you and the server could be down), and even if it was this would take some time slipping the packages out your wan in the meantime.the solution to this problem rather like satras says to block wan access for those hosts, and if policy routing is being used you need to use the soltion found by fastlanejb in this thread:   the link to the problem forum 

Okay what’s the questions?

Iagree that it can and is used as a cheating agent but there are people on here that use it properly. i myself will not answer a question if i know it’s for an exam. i know i can’t always tell and i’m sure i’ve people on exam questions on accident but i still feel like i some people. it’s free and there are some really great people on here providing answers and asking excellent questions and truly use this site as it was designed. all i can say is you can control how you behave and the manner you use the site and that’s about it. i do understand your gripe though as it’s one many of us share. use it how it’s intended and i believe it has great potential. cheers!