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inysia [295]
3 years ago
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What are the Positive and negative sites of the internet

Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Lynna [10]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

A positive of the sites of internet is that it can be very helpful to you like brainly. It can also educate you and help when you cant do you something like we have online classes since we can't go to school because of Corona

A negative of the sites of the internet is that sometimes people will try to trick you to do irresponsible things. Some will trick you for your address, credit card number, or using things unwisely. Because people don't know who is behind the screen they might be a criminal but they also don't know who you are until they get your address or information.

Explanation:

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1+2 =  3

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Explanation:

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Answer:

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import random  #  to generate random numbers

def quiz():  #method quiz to ask state's capital

   capitals={"Washington":"Olympia","Oregon":"Salem",\

                   "California":"Sacramento","Ohio":"Columbus",\

                   "Nebraska":"Lincoln","Colorado":"Denver",\

                   "Michigan":"Lansing","Massachusetts":"Boston",\

                   "Florida":"Tallahassee","Texas":"Austin",\

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                   "Alaska":"Juneau","Utah":"Salt Lake City",\

                   "New Mexico":"Santa Fe","North Dakota":"Bismarck",\

                   "South Dakota":"Pierre","West Virginia":"Charleston",\

                   "Virginia":"Richmond","New Jersey":"Trenton",\

                   "Minnesota":"Saint Paul","Illinois":"Springfield",\

                   "Indiana":"Indianapolis","Kentucky":"Frankfort",\

                   "Tennessee":"Nashville","Georgia":"Atlanta",\

                   "Alabama":"Montgomery","Mississippi":"Jackson",\

                   "North Carolina":"Raleigh","South Carolina":"Columbia",\

                   "Maine":"Augusta","Vermont":"Montpelier",\

                   "New Hampshire":"Concord","Connecticut":"Hartford",\

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                   "Montana":"Helena","Kansas":"Topeka",\

                   "Iowa":"Des Moines","Pennsylvania":"Harrisburg",\

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                   "New York":"Albany","Wisconsin":"Madison",\

                   "Delaware":"Dover","Idaho":"Boise",\

                   "Arkansas":"Little Rock","Louisiana":"Baton Rouge"}

#dictionary of states along with their capitals    

   quit=False   #exit option

   print ("Welcome to the States capitals quiz game!")  

   wrong_ans = False   # boolean variable for incorrect answer

   while not quit and len(capitals)>0:  

#loop continues until all state capitals are finished and user presses q

       choice = random.choice(list(capitals.keys()))  

#choice variable stores randomly generated list of pick

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       print ("\nWhat is the capital city of",choice,"?")

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           print("The quiz is over! Bubye!")  

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Explanation:

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