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tatyana61 [14]
3 years ago
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What is the difference, if any, between a Portable Media Player (PMP) and a Digital Media Device (DMD)? PMPs can be analog or di

gital, while DMDs only play digital files. PMPs and DMPs are typically referred to interchangeably. PMPs can be taken anywhere, while DMDs are not made to be carried around. PMPs are generally much more affordable than DMDs.
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
lara [203]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

PMPs are typically referred to interchangeably.

Explanation:

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  1. import statistics
  2. def st_dev(file_name):
  3.    with open(file_name) as file:
  4.        data = file.readlines()
  5.        numList = []
  6.        for x in data:
  7.            numList.append(int(x))
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  9.        return statistics.pstdev(numList)
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Explanation:

The solution code is written using Python.

To ease the calculation task, we can import Python statistics module to use the pstdev method to calculate the population standard deviation of a list of numbers (Line 1).

Next, create a st_dev function that take single argument file_name (Line 3). In the function, it will open the input file and read the data line by line (Line 4-5). Create a for loop to traverse through each line of the data which is an integer and append it to numList (Line 7-8). We can pass the numList to pstdev method (Line 10) and return the resulting standard deviation value as output.

We test the function by passing a file which hold a list of integer values in each line (Line 12).

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#Prompt the user to enter the miles.

Miles = float(input('Enter the miles to convert into kilometer: '))

#Check the miles.

if Miles >= 0 :

   #Convert the miles to kilometers.

   Miles_To_km = Miles*1.6

   #Display the result.

   print (Miles, "miles equivalent to", Miles_To_km, "kilometer.")

   #Prompt the user to enter the gallons.

   Gallon = float(input('Enter the gallons to convert into liter: '))

   #Check the validity of the Gallons entered.

   if Gallon >= 0:

       #Convert gallons into liters.

       Gal_To_Lit = Gallon*3.9

       #Display the result.

       print (Gallon, "gallons equivalent to", Gal_To_Lit, "liters.")

       #Prompt the user to enter the pounds.

       Pound = float(input('Enter the pounds to convert into kilograms: '))

       #Check the validity of the Pounds entered.

       if Pound >= 0:

           #Convert pounds into kilograms.

           Pounds_To_Kg = Pound*0.45

           #Display the result.

           print (Pound, "pounds equivalent to", Pounds_To_Kg, "kilograms.")

           #Prompt the user to enter the temperature in Fahrenheit.

           f = float(input('Enter the temperature in Fahrenheit: '))

           #Check the value to be not greater than 1000.

           if f < 1000:

               #Convert Fahrenheit into celsius.

               F_To_C = (f -32)*5/9

               #Display the result.

               print (f, "Fahrenheit equivalent to", F_To_C, "celsius.")

           #Otherwise.

           else:

               

               #Display the error message.

               print ("Invalid temperature (greater than 1000) !!!")

       else:

           #Display the error message.

           print ("Pounds cannot be negative !!!")

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           #Display the error message.

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   #Display the error message.

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