Create a basic program that accomplishes the following requirements: Allows the user to input 2 number , a starting number x and ending number y Implements a while loop that counts from x (start) to y(end). Inside the loop , print to the screen rather the current number is even or odd If the number is even , multiply by the number by 3 and print the results to the screen. If the number is odd , add 10 and print the results to the screen. Use at least 1 increment or decrement operator.

Answer:

clearly alien

typically inept

deadly modern

Explanation:

Answer:

A decimal integer

Explanation:

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Solution :

[tex]\text{Algorithm to}[/tex] stand [tex]$\etxt{up:}$[/tex]

step [tex]1[/tex]: [tex]$\text{stand}$[/tex]

step 2: [tex]\text{raise arms}[/tex]

[tex]\text{Algorithm to}[/tex] walk [tex]$\text{until it senses}$[/tex] a wall:

step [tex]1[/tex]: [tex]$\text{stand}$[/tex]

step 2: [tex]\text{raise arms}[/tex]

step 3: [tex]$\text{wallSensed}$[/tex]=false

step 4: [tex]$\text{numberOfSteps}$[/tex] = 0

step 5: if([tex]$\text{wallSensed}$[/tex]==true) then

[tex]\text{lower arms}[/tex]

step

else

if(sense)

[tex]$\text{wallSensed}$[/tex]=true;

else

step

[tex]$\text{numberOfSteps}$[/tex]++;

step 6: display [tex]$\text{numberOfSteps}$[/tex] to reach the wall

[tex]\text{Algorithm to}[/tex] turn around:

Step [tex]1[/tex]: if([tex]$\text{wallSensed}$[/tex]==true) then

turn

[tex]\text{raise arms}[/tex]

turn

[tex]\text{Algorithm to}[/tex] walk back[tex]$\text{ to the chair}$[/tex]:

Step [tex]1[/tex]: [tex]$\text{turn around}$[/tex]

Step 2: for i=[tex]1[/tex] to [tex]$\text{numberOfSteps}$[/tex] do

step

[tex]\text{Algorithm to}[/tex] sit back down:

Step [tex]1[/tex]: sit

Step 2: Lower arms

Answer:

-a collection of related measures or activities aimed at achieving a specific long-term goal.

-a set of pre-programmed software instructions for controlling the operation of a computer or other machine

-provide (a computer or other machine) with pre-programmed instructions for completing a task automatically

-Organize according to a schedule or plan.

Explanation:

Answer:

A program is an set of instructions given by a computer to perform particular task

Answer:

Jog

Explanation:

The variable options is a list containing 5 string values

options = ["ski", "surf", "jog", "bike", "hike"]

Indexing in python starts from 0 ; hence the index values of the list values are :

0 - ski

1 - surf

2 - jog

3 - bike

4 - hike

The statement ;

print(options[2]) means print the string at index 2 in the list named options

The string at index 2 is jog ;

Hence, the string jog is printed.

answer:

transgenic means that one or more DNA sequences from another species have been introduced by artificial means.

explanation:

relating to or denoting an organism that contains genetic material into which DNA from an unrelated organism has been artificially introduced. being or used to produce an organism or cell of one species into which one or more genes of another species have been incorporated a transgenic mouse transgenic crops and produced by or consisting of transgenic plants or animals.

Explanation:

A computer is a machine that can be programmed to accept data (input), process it into useful information (output), and store it away (in a secondary storage device) for safekeeping or later reuse. The processing of input to output is directed by the software but performed by the hardware.

Answer:

The output would be S 0.2 U 0.2 S 0.2 U 0.2 L 0.2 S 0.2 [ ]

Explanation:

Given that at each step output prints for example S 0.2.

Also given after every 5 steps, it should print a grid "[ ]".

if robot has been given S U S L S, it prints output as

S 0.2 U 0.2 S 0.2 U 0.2 L 0.2 S 0.2 [ ]

Answer:

474, 477, 480, 483

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Explanation:

Answer:

call centers benfit big in this field

Explanation:

LaToya is creating a program that will teach young children to type. What keyword should be used to create a loop that will print “try again” until the correct letter is typed

d. while ✓

Explanation:

The while loop is used to repeat a section of code an unknown number of times until a specific condition is met.

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Answer:

1) my_family.py

family = ('Dad', 'Mom', 'Agnes', 'David', 'Chris', 'Millie')

for name in range(len(family)):

   print(family[name])

2) work_list.py

my_number = [2, 6, 3, 1, 8, 4]

# add items at the end of the list.

my_number.append(0)

my_number.append(5)

# sorts the list, default - ascending.

my_number.sort()

size = 0

while size < len(my_number):

   print(my_number[size])

   size += 1

Explanation:

The tuple and list data structures are ordered, using indexes to locate items in its container.

The family.py file uses the for-loop to iterate and print the family names in the tuple.

The work-list.py file contains a list of integers which is modified by adding items at the end of the list with the append method and a prints all the items using a while-loop.

Answer:

The recursion function is as follows:

def raise_to_power(num, power):

if power == 0:

 return 1

elif power == 1:

 return num

else:

 return (num*raise_to_power(num, power-1))

Explanation:

This defines the function

def raise_to_power(num, power):

If power is 0, this returns 1

if power == 0:

 return 1

If power is 1, this returns num

elif power == 1:

 return num

If otherwise, it calculates the power recursively

else:

 return (num*raise_to_power(num, power-1))

Answer: task details; appointments; to do list

Explanation:

Task folders, simply allows an individual organize their tasks in a logical manner. It performs an identical function just like a file directory.

Folders can be created in the root folder. Once can also create them as subfolder in the other files. The task details, appointments and the to do list can be viewed in the task folder.

Answer:

The answer is No

Explanation:

Given data

Total Lines of code= 500

Number of days= 17 days

Number of codes written per day= 500/17

Number of codes written per day= 29.4117

If we multiply 29.4117 by 17

=499.9989

=500 approx

Hence there was never a day when the programmer wrote 30 or more lines

Answer:

1971

Explanation:

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Answer:

1971

Explanation:

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Answer: smaller and less expensive.

Explanation:

As technology advances, the architects of the devices that we use are getting more efficient in the production of said devices such that they are using better materials and techniques in production.

This has led to a situation where devices are increasingly getting smaller in size and cheaper to afford as well. For instance, compare the computers of today to those of the 90's. We have laptops now which are really slim and cost a fraction of what the bulky computers of those days cost.

Answer:

1. Do not give away personal information such as your address, school you go to, or anything like that (obvious reasons

2. Do not share your passwords because people can hack into your things

3. Don't make guessable passwords such as Cookies, ILovePizza, Money

Answer:

a set of instructions that can be run multiple times throughout a program

Explanation:

Answer:

d

Explanation:

Answer:

There is no need to make an algorithm for this simple problem. Just add the two numbers by storing in two different variables as follows:

Let a,b be two numbers.

c=a+b;

print(c);

But, if you want to find the sum of more numbers, you can use any loop like for, while or do-while as follows:

Let a be the variable where the input numbers are stored.

while(f==1)

{

printf(“Enter number”);

scanf(“Take number into the variable a”);

sum=sum+a;

printf(“Do you want to enter more numbers? 1 for yes, 0 for no”);

scanf(“Take the input into the variable f”);

}

print(Sum)

Explanation:

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Answer:

The method in C++ is as follows:

double calcPyramidVolume(double baseLength, double baseWidth, double pyramidHeight){

   double baseArea = calcBaseArea(baseLength, baseWidth);

   double volume = baseArea * pyramidHeight;

   return volume;    

}

Explanation:

This defines the calcPyramidVolume method

double calcPyramidVolume(double baseLength, double baseWidth, double pyramidHeight){

This calls the calcBaseArea method to calculate the base area of the pyramid

   double baseArea = calcBaseArea(baseLength, baseWidth);

This calculates the volume

   double volume = baseArea * pyramidHeight;

This returns the volume

   return volume;  

}

See attachment for complete program that include all methods that is required for the program to function.

xD I don't know if you said this as a joke, or if you're serious, but here:

A computer can be a helpful tool to complete your homework by giving you access to countless sources of information, it can also provide you with educational games which can enhance a child's learning ability by presenting learning as something fun and interactive as opposed to boring loads of repeated work which barely stimulate learning at all. But keep in mind that a computer can also take the opposite effect on a child's brain, and can gradually turn into addiction.

I hope this helps! :D

(FYI, I spent an unreasonable amount of time typing this all in, so I hope it makes any difference at all :P)

Answer:

The program in C++ is as follows:

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main(){

   int qty;

   float discount = 0;

   cout<<"Quantity: ";

   cin>>qty;

   int cost = qty * 100;

[tex]i f (cost > 1000)[/tex] {        [tex]discount=cost * 0.10[/tex];        }

   cout<<"Cost: "<<cost - discount;

   return 0;

}

Explanation:

This declares the quantity as integer

   int qty;

This declares and initializes discount to 0

   float discount = 0;

This prompts the user for quantity

   cout<<"Quantity: ";

This gets input for quantity

   cin>>qty;

This calculates the cost

   int cost = qty * 100;

If cost is above 1000, a discount of 10% is calculated

[tex]i f (cost > 1000)[/tex] {        [tex]discount=cost * 0.10[/tex];        }

This prints the cost

   cout<<"Cost: "<<cost - discount;

//import the Scanner class to allow for user input

import java.util.Scanner;

//Begin class definition

public class FirstAndLast{

   //Begin the main method

    public static void main(String []args){

       //****create an object of the Scanner class.

       //Call the object 'input' to receive user's input

       //from the console.

       Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);

       //****create a prompt to tell the user what to do.

       System.out.println("Enter the string");

       //****receive the user's input

       //And store it in a String variable called 'str'

       String str =  input.next();

       //****get and print the first character.

       //substring(0, 1) - means get all the characters starting

       //from the lower bound (index 0) up to, but not including the upper

       //bound(index 1).

       //That technically means the first character.

       System.out.print(str.substring(0,1));

       //****get and print the last character

       //1. str.length() will return the number of character in the string 'str'.

       //This is also the length of the string

       //2. substring(str.length() - 1) - means get all the characters starting

       // from index that is one less than the length of the string to the last

       // index (since an upper bound is not specified).

       // This technically means the last character.

       System.out.print(str.substring(str.length()-1));

    }  // end of main method

} //end of class definition

The code has been written in Java and it contains comments explaining important parts of the code. Kindly go through the comments.

The source code and a sample output have also been attached to this response.

To run this program, copy the code in the source code inside a Java IDE or editor and save it as FirstAndLast.java

Answer:

Some of the new technologies developed to handle the big data are as follows:

1. In-memory Databases

2. Blockchain

3. NoSQL Databases

4. Edge Computing

5. Streaming Analytics.

6. Artificial Intelligence

Explanation:

Some of the new technologies developed to handle the big data are explained as follows:

1. In-memory Databases: This allows for rapid and easy access to data and analytics, which can be used to inform a variety of business choices. In-memory computing provides the information required to improve marketing, finances, and operations efficiency.

2. Blockchain: Blockchain is the distributed database technology that underpins the Bitcoin digital currency, and it's a darling among forward-thinking analysts and venture capitalists. The distinctive feature of a blockchain database is that data can't be erased or changed after it's been written. Furthermore, it is extremely secure, making it a perfect solution for sensitive industries such as retail, insurance, health care, banking, and among others.

3. NoSQL Databases: NoSQL databases are used to store unstructured data and offer quick performance. This implies it can handle a wide range of data formats in high volumes while remaining flexible. MongoDB, Redis, and Cassandra are examples of NoSQL databases.

4. Edge Computing: Edge computing systems evaluate data very near to where it was originated — at the network's edge — rather than sending it to a centralized server for analysis. An edge-computing system has the advantage of minimizing the quantity of data that must be transferred over the network, therefore lowering network traffic and expenses.

5. Streaming Analytics: By analyzing data as it is created, Streaming Analytics allows for faster and faster access to insights. Streaming Analytics can also take data from a variety of sources, evaluate it, and offer insights almost instantly.

6. Artificial Intelligence: Artificial intelligence has the ability to transform data analytics by learning (from previous analytic activities) and improving the speed and accuracy of outputs over time. Artificial intelligence has the ability to make accurate future predictions based on current events with vast amounts of data to draw from, as well as analytic results from previous inquiries.

Answer:

rate = 100

hours_worked = eval(input('enter number of hours worked'))

gross_pay = hours_worked * rate

if hours_worked <= 40 :

print(gross_pay)

else:

print(gross_pay + (1.5*rate*(hours_worked -40)))

Explanation:

Using python 3 :

The rate of pay is defined using the rate variable

The user is the prompted to enter the number of hours worked.

Gross_pay gives the mathematical evaluation of the amount paid base in rate and hours worked.

Since hours beyond 40 are paid as overtime. Then we have to add that to those who worked above 40 hours.

If hours_worked is 40 and below, then use gross pay

If gross pay is above 40 ; then the overtime fee is added to gross pay using the rate provided.

Answer:

radient Descent is a process that occurs in the backpropagation phase where the goal is to continuously resample the gradient of the model's parameter in the opposite direction