It depends on the target platform. If you want to use MF COBOL on the mainframe then the answer is none, MF supports the mainframe as a target by using MF EEE. You write and unit test the code on the PC and then send the source off to the mainframe for compilation and final testing.
The operating temperature for standard commerdcial TTL (74 series) 0 to 70 degrees Celsius. Military grade between -40 and 125 degrees. Some commercial 74 series used for industrial and automotice applications between -15 and 85 degrees C. In the real world standard commercial TTL often works quite happily under mil spec conditions. I know because I have tried it!
In 85% condition it is worth between $200-$250 dollars. In 95% they go for about $350.
Not sure, but it falls between 85 and 100 amps.
A flow of 7400 coulombs in 85 seconds represents a current of 87 amperes. One ampere is one coulomb per second, so divide 7400 by 85.
COBOL-85 is a later version of COBOL language. COBOL-85 also known as VS COBOL-II provides more features than COBOL-74. Some of the features of COBOL-85 are: 1. In COBOL-85 we can use following delimiters such as END-IF, END-PERFORM,END-STRING,etc. 2. We can use EVALUATE verb in place of complex IF structures. 3. CALL statement can pass variables by CONTENT and BY reference. In COBOL-74 we can only use pass by reference. 4. A new verb CONTINUE is introduced in order to over come the limitations of NEXT SENTENCE verb. 5. COBOL - 85 supports 32 bit addressing mode. UR'S Rj
31 is prime, but 39, 74 and 85 are not prime.
7400/85
70, 72, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 80, 81, 82, 84, 85 (including 70 and 85)
From 74 hours to 85 hours is a 14.8649% increase.
87%
6290
74 * 85 = 6290
6290
87%
88 miles taking this route:Follow NC-108 EAST, from Tryon, to U.S. 74 EAST to CHARLOTTE.Follow U.S. 74 EAST to I-85 NORTH to CHARLOTTE.Take I-85 NORTH to Charlotte.
The mode is the number that appears the most often. In this case it is 57.