問題文
The marking that names a table is built from two parts, and it is needed only where the sites of that table may hold a source or a rendezvous point. Which statement about a table whose sites may hold such a role, about the upper part of the marking, and about a route to addresses that could act as sources is correct?
選択肢
- About that marking a table whose sites may hold such a role has to hold an import mark, the upper part of the marking holds a count of the tables, and a route to addresses that could act as sources leaves that marking behind, as the specification lays out.
- About that marking a table whose sites may hold such a role has to hold an import mark, the upper part of the marking holds an address of the device, and a route to addresses that could act as sources carries that marking along, as the specification lays out.
- About that marking a table whose sites may hold such a role has to hold a spare mark, the upper part of the marking holds a count of the tables, and a route to addresses that could act as sources carries that marking along, as the specification lays out.
- About that marking a table whose sites may hold such a role has to hold a spare mark, the upper part of the marking holds an address of the device, and a route to addresses that could act as sources leaves that marking behind, as the specification lays out.