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Q1. If the letters are written in small then which shortcut key we use to get bigger?

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The shortcut key to make small letters bigger is Ctrl + Shift + >

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To hide the ruler in Photoshop, use the shortcut key Ctrl+R.

Press Ctrl+R to toggle the visibility of the ruler lines.
Alternatively, go to the View menu and uncheck the Rulers option.
The shortcut key for Mac users is Command+R.
Hiding the ruler can provide a clutter-free workspace and help focus on the design.

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The number of fonts and colors used in a design depends on the design's purpose and complexity.

The number of fonts and colors should be limited to maintain consistency and readability.
For simple designs, 2-3 fonts and 2-4 colors are sufficient.
For complex designs, more fonts and colors may be used, but they should be used purposefully and with intention.
Consider the brand's style guide and the target audience when selecting fonts and colors.
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I primarily use Adobe Creative Suite for designing, with a focus on Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign.

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Information can be passed to promoters through various channels such as email, phone calls, meetings, and reports.

Use clear and concise language to convey the information
Ensure that the information is relevant and timely
Provide supporting data and evidence to back up the information
Schedule regular meetings or check-ins to keep promoters updated
Utilize technology such as email or messaging apps to quickly communicate important updates
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StringBuffer is synchronized and thread-safe, while StringBuilder is not synchronized.

StringBuffer is slower due to synchronization, while StringBuilder is faster.
Use StringBuffer when thread safety is needed, use StringBuilder for better performance.
Example: StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(); StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();