Hello Jcmandique2740

Answer: Hotspots are an example of medium range wireless networks.

Reason: Hotspots do not have a really long range, but do have a longer range then some networks.

Hope This Helps!
-Chris

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3 years ago

An Agile Team decides they want to use pair programming in future Iterations. Where should this be captured? g

Umnica [9.8K]

Answer:

The decision to use pair programming by an Agile Team should be captured in their Inspect and Adapt meeting notes.

Explanation: The underlying principle for having an agile team that the team is committed to constant incremental and or progressive improvement.

Inspect and Adapt Meeting Notes are notes which hold the summary of past achievements which hold and records of things to do going forward in order to ensure that there is progress and improvement over the last set of objectives.

These notes are usually taken at the Inspect and Adapt meeting. This is simply a meeting held at the end of each project milestone. An agile team during this meeting will review its performance, agree and document how it can be more effective.

Pair programming is also an Agile practice in the parlance of software development. Instead of the regular method where an individual is tasked with the development of an application, in this case, two programmers are tasked with the development of one App.

Sometimes this method is used during Extreme Programming (XP)

Cheers!

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3 years ago

Define a function begins_with_line that consumes a string and returns a boolean indicating whether the string begins with a dash

Ksju [112]

Answer:

The program written in python is as follows:

def begins_with_line(userinut):

while userinut[0] == '-' or userinut[0] == '_':

print(bool(True))

break;

else:

print(bool(not True))

userinput = input("Enter a string: ")

begins_with_line(userinput)

Explanation:

The program makes use of no comments; However, the line by line explanation is as follows

This line defines the function begins_with_line with parameter userinut

def begins_with_line(userinut):

The following italicized lines checks if the first character of user input is dash (-) or underscore ( _)

while userinut[0] == '-' or userinut[0] == '_':

print(bool(True)) ->The function returns True

break;

However, the following italicized lines is executed if the first character of user input is neither dash (-) nor underscore ( _)

else:

print(bool(not True)) -> This returns false

The main starts here

The first line prompts user for input

userinput = input("Enter a string: ")

The next line calls the defined function

begins_with_line(userinput)

NB: The program does not make use of if statement

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3 years ago