Computer Science, asked by vishalkumarraju79, 8 months ago

_______reference operator produces a range that is the union of two ranges.

Select one:

a. Semi clone

b. None of these.

c. Comma

d. Formulae

Answers

Answered by rajannanya160
1

Answer:

 Comma reference operator produces a range that is the union of two ranges.

Answered by sourasghotekar123
0

Answer: Option C is the correct answer

Comma reference operator produces a range that is the union of two ranges

Explanation:

Comma Operator:

  • From left to right, the comma (,) operator evaluates each of its operands before returning the value of the last operand. By doing this, you can make a compound expression that evaluates multiple expressions, with the value of the rightmost member expression serving as the compound expression's final value. This is a typical way to provide a for loop many parameters.
  • When more than one expression is needed in a given place, the comma operator can be used to separate them. This operator is most frequently used to supply several parameters to a for loop.
  • The comma operator completely differs from the comma in arrays, objects, function parameters, and other places.

Important points to remember:

  1. In MS Excel, the union procedure is used to combine two ranges. The range that results is handled as a single range.
  2. Since the ranges to be added are separated by commas, the comma is referred to as the UNION operator in Microsoft Excel.
  3. The comma has always served as Excel's "union" operator (e.g., A1:A9, F2:G4), whereas a single space serves as its "intersection" operator.

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