Yes, all the time. Sometimes, it's feeling based. You get a bad vibe from someone, and you tend to go without without really giving said person a chance. Sometimes those vibes are helpful, sometimes it's you overreacting from bad experiences. (: hope all is well!
Answer:
Add this statement at the end of your steps() function
return ""
This statement will not print None at the end of steps.
Explanation:
Here is the complete function with return statement added at the end:
def steps(number): # function steps that takes number (number of steps to print) as parameter and prints the steps specified by number
i = 1 #assigns 1 to i
while i < number + 1:
string = str(i) * 3 #multiplies value of i by 3 after converting i to string
string1 = str(string) # stores the step pattern to string1
if i != 0: # if the value of i is not equal to 0
string1 = (i * 4*' ' + "\b" + "\b" + "\b" + "\b") + string #set the spaces between steps
elif i == 1: # if value of i is equal to 1
string1 = string #set the string to string1
print(string1) # print string1
i = i + 1 # increments i at each iteration
return "" #this will not print None at the end of the steps and just add a an empty line instead of None.
Screenshot of the corrected program along with its output is attached.
Answer:
Required code is given below:
Explanation:
def add_to_dict(dictt, key,value):
if key in dictt.keys():
print("Error. Key already exists.")
else:
dictt[key]=value
return dictt
def remove_from_dict(dictt,key):
try:
dictt[key]
dictt.pop(key, None)
return dictt
except KeyError:
print("No such key exists in the dictionary.")
def find_key(dictt,key):
try:
value=dictt[key]
print("Value: ", value)
except KeyError:
print("Key not found.")
Answer:
C. Z-wave
Explanation:
The Z wave is a wireless communications protocol used primarily for automation. The Z- wave operates using a mesh network and then uses low energy radio waves to communicate from appliance to appliance.
The Z wave operates on a lower frequency than most other popular RF devices, thus making interference nonexistent.
The range of the Z-wave is 100m. Hence, it can give a perfect coverage from the base station to the company.
<em>Option A is wrong</em> . This is because the Zigbee is insecure and has a low coverage range (10m-20m). This means that there are possibilities of interference and also improper coverage beyond 50 m.
<em>Option B is wrong.</em> This is because Bluetooth devices are insecure, can loose connections under certain conditions. They have a range of 10m which is a lot lower than 50m benchmark.
<em>Option D is wrong</em>. NFC stands for Near Field Communication. This means its range is practically about 4cm and it cannot be used for long ranges as the company intends.
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