Answer:
F7
Explanation:
Mostly in MS Office products, although a lot of other products will mimic the same well known key sequences as a way of enticing you to their platform.
a = int(input("Class A tickets sold: "))
b = int(input("Class B tickets sold: "))
c = int(input("Class C tickets sold: "))
print("Total income generated: $"+str((a*20)+(b*15)+(c*10)))
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Explanation:
The indices of the internal array elements that hold the remaining elements is c) 2 to 4
<h3>Calculations and Parameters:</h3>
For us to create a capacity of 10 for the queue, we would enqueue:
We would create a queue of capacity 10:
<h3>Queue q(10);</h3>
We add elements/enqueue 5 elements to the queue :
- q.queueEnqueue(10);
- q.queueEnqueue(5);
- q.queueEnqueue(8);
- q.queueEnqueue(9);
- q.queueEnqueue(2);
Printing this would give:
q. queueDisplay()
10, 5, 8, 9, 2
Next, we would remove elements/dequeue 2 elements from the queue :
q. queuedequeue();
q. queuedequeue();
Printing it would be:
q. queueDisplay()
8 ,9, 2
Observing this, the deletion/dequeue starts from the front/first index.
The remaining indices of the internal array elements are: 2, 3, 4 or 2 to 4
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