Answer:
Colors is not a preset Auto Fill option.
To switch between windows, use the key combo Alt+tab to move forward between windows but use Alt+shift to move backwards. Use tab to move between each window you have.
Another way is to use the key combo windows key+tab but it doesn't seen to be used as often as its not "in rows".
Answer:
Check the explanation
Explanation:
A. The fundamental or basic operations are addition and division.
B. The total figure for each student (which starts at 0) will be included to c times. Given that there are r student totals, there are <em>r*c</em> additions for the totals. (An optional correct answer is <em>r*(c-1)</em> if you begin the accumulator with the initial item in a column, and perform <em>(c-1)</em> additions.)
Each exam average will be included to r times. In view of the fact that there are c exams, this gives another <em>c*r</em> additions.
All the exam average will be divided exactly once by the amount of students, c. So, c divisions.
C. <em>O(rc) </em>
D. LINEAR (Note: The Big O appears like a quadratic value, although the INPUT SIZE is rc, and the running time is linearly relative to the input size.)
Answer:
back- end application
Explanation:
In the context of a database management system (DBMS), a <u>back end application</u> interacts with other programs or applications and only indirectly interacts with people or users.
Answer:
def wordsOfFreqency(words, freq):
text1 = "Apple apPLE mangO aPple orange Orange apple guava Mango mango"
words = []
words1 = []
words1 = text1.split()
words = [x.upper() for x in words1]
freq=[words.count(w) for w in words]
print(dict(zip(freq,words)))
return words
def main():
wordsOfFreqency(words, freq)
if __name__=="__main__":
main() # call main function
Explanation:
This will print the list of strings as per its word frequency.
Output is :
{4: 'APPLE', 3: 'MANGO', 2: 'ORANGE', 1: 'GUAVA'}
