I would say, "not those kinds of kernels, when I say kernel, I mean the core of your computers operating system. It controls all of the system components and tell specific parts of the computer to do certain things." or in more compact terms, "think of the kernel as the brain of the computer, telling each system component what to do."
Answer:
In Python:
mystr = input("Sentence: ")
mylist = []
word = ""
for i in range(len(mystr)):
if not i == len(mystr)-1:
if not mystr[i] == " ":
word+=mystr[i]
else:
mylist.append(word)
word = ""
else:
word+=mystr[i]
mylist.append(word)
print(mylist)
Explanation:
Prompt the user for an input sentence
mystr = input("Sentence: ")
Initialize an empty list
mylist = []
Initialize each word to an empty string
word = ""
Iterates through the input sentence
for i in range(len(mystr)):
If index is not the last, the following if condition is executed
if not i == len(mystr)-1:
If the current character is not space
if not mystr[i] == " ":
Append the character to word
word+=mystr[i]
If otherwise
else:
Append word to the list
mylist.append(word)
Set word to an empty string
word = ""
If otherwise; i.e. If index is not the last
else:
Append the last character to word
word+=mystr[i]
Append word to the list
mylist.append(word)
Print the list
print(mylist)
Question Completion with Options:
a. Ill only.
b. I only.
c. II and III only.
d. I and II only.
e. Il only
f. I and Ill only.
Answer:
The best method to use to sort the array in descending order is:
e. Il only
Explanation:
The Merge Sort is similar to the Insertion Sort but, it is better with its sorting versatility. It repeatedly breaks down a list into several sub-lists until each sub-list consists of a single element and then, merging the sub-lists in a manner that results in a sorted list. The Merge Sort has been described as a "divide and conquer" technique because of how it splits a list into equal halves before combining them into a sorted whole.
Answer:
18
Explanation:
lets go step by step.
the function called tryIt has a value, a variable named "a". this "a" variable will be whatever the user enters when the program says, Enter a number.
ok so if we enter "a" as 2, and b in the function will always be 7, and 2 + 7 equals 9,
and the ans variable (short for answer) will take the result of the function (9) and multiply it by 2,
then the answer is 18
