True. Mobile devices need to work within limited screen space. Mobile devices are designed to be portable and designed to be carried around without hassle. Mobile devices are used for personal activities such as talking privately, chatting and many more that is why it is designed to be small.
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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:
You will use the keyword extern to declare a variable at any place. Though you can declare a variable multiple times in your C program, it can be defined only once in a file, a function, or a block of code. Explanation: