idNumber = "123456"
idNo = input("Enter the unique ID number: ")
while idNumber != idNo:
print("This is not your ID number.")
idNo = input("Enter the unique ID number: ")
print("This is your ID number: ", idNo)
Output:
sh-4.3$ python3 main.py
Enter the unique ID number: 2345
This is not your ID number.
Enter the unique ID number: 4563
This is not your ID number.
Enter the unique ID number: 12345
This is not your ID number.
Enter the unique ID number: 123456
This is your ID number: 123456
Answer:
Viper Slash can be classified as a Question mark product
Explanation:
BCG matrix is a method developed by the Boston Consulting Group to analyze the strategic position and potential of businesses or products.
Business portfolios are evaluated using
- Relative market share
- Market growth rate
The result of the analysis is divided into four quadrants
- Dogs
- Cash cows
- stars and
- question marks
- Dogs: This comprises of business portfolios that operate in a slow-growing market. Investing in businesses in this quadrant is not advised due to their poor cash returns.
- Cash cows: These include business portfolios that provide high cash returns and should be milked.
- Stars: These are business portfolios that are operating in a fast-growing market and possess very high prospects of becoming cash cows.
- Question marks: are business portfolios that are underdogs in fast growing markets, they consume much cash but still, incurred losses. They don't gain many market shares despite high investments and have great tendencies to become dogs.
Ruth's Viper Slash falls into the Question marks category as the games section is a fast-growing market and struggle to gain market shares.
When a soccer ball is kicked the resulting motion of the ball is determined by Newton's laws of motion. From Newton's first law, we know that the moving ball will stay in motion in a straight line unless acted on by external forces. A force may be thought of as a push or pull in a specific direction; a force is a vector quantity. If the initial velocity and direction are known, and we can determine the magnitude and direction of all the forces on the ball, then we can predict the flight path using Newton's laws.
The answer is malware. This goes for both your browser and your computer. Be careful of sites that don't seem to be trustworthy. They could have the possibility of getting you to download a virus.
