Answer:
bears = {"Grizzly":"angry", "Brown":"friendly", "Polar":"friendly"}
for bear in bears:
if bears[bear] == "friendly":
print("Hello, "+bear+" bear!")
else:
print("odd")
Explanation:
A dictionary called bears is given. A dictionary consists of key-value pairs.
You need to check each key-value pairs in bears and find the ones that have "friendly" as value using a for loop and if-else structure. In order to access the values of the dictionary, use the dictionary name and the key (inside the loop, the key is represented as bear variable). If a key has a value of "friendly", print the greeting. Otherwise, print "odd".
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<h3>Writting the code in JAVA:</h3>
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<em> , verboseIter = TRUE</em>
<em> , summaryFunction = fivestats</em>
<em> , classProbs = TRUE</em>
<em> , allowParallel = TRUE)</em>
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Answer:
i dont know you can find the expl below
Explanation:
In this unit, you learned that a test generator can be very helpful when trying to determine if a code runs properly or fails in some situations. For example, let’s say that you were writing a program where the user would input their test grades and the program would tell them their average. What kinds of data would a test generator want to test for that program to be sure that it would work in all situations?
Answer:
The user's account is blocked due to several unsuccessful login attempts.
Explanation:
Any device having a password security has a property of blocking the account or device in use after noticing several unsuccessful attempts of login.
So as a precautionary measure when the software notices such activity it blocks the access to that account so that any intruder might not be able to enter the account premises.
Same is the case with the employee who was trying to access his own account but due the expired password he made several attempts but couldn't log in. The software took it as an intruder and blocked the account.
The employee after requesting for password reset again tried to login but the account was blocked so he could not be able to access it again.
