Dylan should recommend RFID tags to his company to help track the clothing inventories
Explanation:
RFID which stands for Radio Frequency Identification is a technology that allows any kind of objects to be wirelessly identified using data that is transmitted through radio waves. Compare RFID tags to bar codes but with a few more advantages. This same technology is used by companies a lot of times when tracking inventory. It sort of has what people call the reader and the transponder. The reader can scan the inventory from as far as 3 meters away through ultra-radio frequency. The data can then be passed through the transponder that processes the data into meaningful information.
Its effectiveness as compared to bar codes will help Dillion’s company go a long way in helping track their clothing inventories.
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Answer:
- Used to include additional information in an element
- May be required for certain elements
- Consist of a keyword followed by an equals sign and additional information in quotes
Explanation:
<a href="website link goes here"> <---- example element with an attribute.
- You can see the <a> element which creates a link requires a "href" (which means "Hypertext Reference", basically a fancy way of saying a link to another page) attribute for the source of the link.
- The keyword "href" is followed by an equals and wrapped in quotes.
- Can be used to include additional information, like how you can use the keyword "alt" with an <img> tag to add text that shows up when you hover over it.
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In response to the other answers:
- The attribute itself is not wrapped in angle brackets, though it does sit within them. It is the *element* that is wrapped in angle brackets.
- The attributes are not added to the end (closing) tag, they are added to the opening tag.
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Answer:
```
file = open("trips.txt","r")
file = file.split("\n")
trip_date = []
fuel_used = []
miles_traveled = []
for i in file:
trip_date.append(i.split(", ")[0])
for i in file:
fuel_used.append(i.split(", ")[1])
for i in file:
miles_traveled.append(i.split(", ")[2])
```
This should put the data in their own lists (i didn't test it) but im not going to solve everything for you. The rest is for you to tinker with. You shouldn't throw your question at us and expect an answer. This is the most that I will give you.
Explanation:
