What practices will help you avoid sending out e-mail to the wrong person?

The First Web page you will see every time you launch the Web Browser Application is called

sineoko [7]

Answer:

HomePage

Explanation:

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3 years ago

Establishing responsibilities, planning to best support the organization, acquiring validity, ensuring performance, conformity w

RUDIKE [14]

Answer: B. ISO 38500

Explanation:

ISO 38500 is an international Standard specifically developed by the International Organization for Standardization to oversee corporate governance of Information Technology. It lays down principles to guide directors and leaders of organizations on how to comply with regulatory requirements in the use of Information Technology within the firm.

The framework consists of six guiding principles in the use of I.T and they include; establishing responsibilities, planning or strategizing on how best to support the organization, acquisition of validity, ensuring performance, conformity with rules and respect of the human factor or behavior.

It was derived from the Australian Standard for Corporate Governance of Information and Communication Technology - AS 8015 - 200.

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3 years ago

Solesbee v. Balkcom (1950) was one of two cases that challenged the constitutionality of capital punishment prior to 1968. What

Karo-lina-s [1.5K]

Answer:

Whether a governor is allowed to determine an inmates sanity where finding an inmate insane would prevent his or her execution

Explanation:

The Solesbee v. Balkcom (1950) was a case where a state in its policy was against the execution of convicts who goes insane after being convicted and sentenced. According to this case, under the Fourteenth Amendment, such is not considered denial of due process if the governor is vested with the power to determine if a convict is insane after sentence or not, and if he is actually insane, a governor should be the one to say if the convict is to put in an insane asylum.

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3 years ago

Create a program that compares the unit prices for two sizes of laundry detergent sold at a grocery store.

astraxan [27]

Complete Question:

Create a program that compares the unit prices for two sizes of laundry detergent sold at a grocery store. Console Price Comparison Price of 64 oz size: 5.99 Price of 32 oz size: 3.50 Price per oz (64 oz): 0.09 Price per oz (32 oz): 0.11

Using Python

Answer:

<em>This program does not make use of comments (See explanation section)</em>

price64 = float(input("Price of 64 oz size: "))

price32 = float(input("Price of 32 oz size: "))

unit64 = price64/64

unit32 = price32/32

print("Unit price of 64 oz size: ", round(unit64,2))

print("Unit price of 32 oz size: ", round(unit32,2))

if unit64>unit32:

print("Unit price of 64 oz is greater" )

else:

print("Unit price of 32 oz is greater" )

Explanation:

This line prompts the user for the price of 64 oz size

price64 = float(input("Price of 64 oz size: "))

This line prompts the user for the price of 32 oz size

price32 = float(input("Price of 32 oz size: "))

This line calculates the unit price of 64 oz size

unit64 = price64/64

This line calculates the unit price of 32 oz size

unit32 = price32/32

This next two lines print the unit prices of both sizes

print("Unit price of 64 oz size: ", round(unit64,2))

print("Unit price of 32 oz size: ", round(unit32,2))

The next line compares the unit prices of both sizes

if unit64>unit32:

This line is executed if the unit price of 64 oz is greater than 32 oz

print("Unit price of 64 oz is greater" )

else:

This line is executed, if otherwise

print("Unit price of 32 oz is greater" )

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3 years ago

PLZ HELP!!! I'm a beginner in coding!

Lina20 [59]

import random

rock,paper,scissors = 1,2,3

choice = int(input("Please choose 1 2 or 3: "))

computer = random.randint(1,3)

player_won = False

draw = False

if choice == computer:

draw = True

elif choice == 1 and computer == 3:

player_won = True

elif choice == 2 and computer == 1:

player_won = True

elif choice == 3 and computer == 2:

player_won = True

if player_won:

print("You won!")

elif not player_won and not draw:

print("The computer won!")

else:

print("It's a draw!")

First, I recommend importing at the beginning of your program. Also, you can combine all your same datatype variables in one line. You also need to cast your user choice to an integer so you can compare it with the computer's choice. I wrote the if, elif, and else statements using a boolean variable. I simply wrote all the possibilities that would result in the player winning and this would result in the player_won variable being true. If this is the case, we print to the console, "You won!"

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3 years ago