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They are several weaknesses or disadvantages of file processing
systems but the major weakness is data redundancy and inconsistency. By data
redundancy, I mean duplication of data. There are no better methods to validate
insertion of duplicate data in file systems. Data redundancy can also increase
the chance for errors.
Answer:
4 beeps indicate a Memory Read / Write failure. Try re-seating the Memory module by removing and reinserting it in the slot. This could mean it could've just jiggled loose after a while or dust, there could be a hundred other problems but those are the two most common.n
Explanation:
Insert option the last one
Answer:
i= 1
for i in range(1,n):
if i * i < n:
print(2* i + 1)
i += 1
else:
print('Hakuna Matata')
Explanation:
First, there's a need to rewrite the code segment in your question (because of indentation)
<em>i= 1</em>
<em>while i*i < n:</em>
<em> print(2* i + 1)</em>
<em> i += 1</em>
<em>else:</em>
<em> print('Hakuna Matata')</em>
<em />
The explanation of the equivalent of the above while loop is as follows
This line initializes i to 1
i= 1
This line iterates from 1 to n-1
for i in range(1,n):
This line checks if i * i is less than n
if i * i < n:
The following line is executed if the above condition is satisfied; otherwise, nothing is done
print(2* i + 1)
The value of i is incremented by 1 using this line
i += 1
The following is executed at the end of the iteration
else:
print('Hakuna Matata')
<em>Note: Assume any value of n, both programs display the same output</em>
