問題文
An operations team closes two gaps before a release. The first gap is how the records of refused requests leave the machine that wrote them, since whoever later controls that machine must not be able to change what was already written there. The second gap is which punctuation the code must treat as significant when text from outside is about to reach the store, because one mark closes an instruction there. Which option names both?
選択肢
- The configuration review picks the bundling step as the one that keeps records out of reach of whoever holds the machine, and the semicolon mark as the one to end one instruction where the text lands.
- The configuration review picks the forwarding step as the one that keeps records out of reach of whoever holds the machine, and the colon mark as the one to end one instruction where the text lands.
- The configuration review picks the bundling step as the one that keeps records out of reach of whoever holds the machine, and the colon mark as the one to end one instruction where the text lands.
- The configuration review picks the forwarding step as the one that keeps records out of reach of whoever holds the machine, and the semicolon mark as the one to end one instruction where the text lands.