<span>The control unit is responsible for getting instructions. This is the part of the processor that receives signals and directs them to all other parts of the unit, such as the ALU, I/O devices, and the memory on how to respond to program code.</span>
Answer:
grade = input("Enter grade")
def add(grade):
if grade == 9:
print("Not in High School Freshman")
elif grade == 10:
print("In High School")
print("somophone")
elif grade == 11:
print("in High School")
print("Junior")
elif grade == 12:
print("in High School")
print("Senior")
else:
print("Grade Not Accepted:")
return 0;
add(11)
Output:
Enter grade 11
in High School
Junior
Process finished with exit code 0
Explanation:
Firstly remember that this is a function, and not a program. Hence, you need to call the function to test it. A python program is interpreted line by line, Hence, we can test a function as well. Here we input a grade, and through the function find the details related to it and the print it out, which is clearly explained through the definition of the function.
Answer:
I believe the answer is both A and B
explanation : I just read thru both and I chose the one that seemed to make more sense I hope you get it right
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