Answer:
1 - if all three are the same person then possibility of verifying the software or its scope for the general public will remain unknown
2 - it will not return any profit when all are the same person thus it will remain in one isolated environment
3 - it cannot be used by the masses if all three people are the same person
Explanation:
while building any software system it needs three sets of people who are an important part of this development chain. They are the client, developer, and user. if suppose all three are the same person while developing any software then some problems are occurring and that are mentioned below
1 - if all three are the same person then possibility of verifying the software or its scope for the general public will remain unknown
2 - it will not return any profit when all are the same person thus it will remain in one isolated environment
3 - it cannot be used by the masses if all three people are the same person
the one thing that needs to be done for removing all these problems is to assigned different people for different phases. so that the developer can validate the scope of software in the market.
A.True because without a source then it could just be made up.......hope this helps :)
Answer:
Here you go, change it however you'd like :)
Explanation:
(A nested loop was not needed to fulfill this task)
usr = int(input("How many days would you like to calculate: "))
pen = 0.01
for n in range(1, usr + 1):
print(f"Day: {n} | Amount: ${pen}")
pen += pen
The Crow’s foot symbol with two vertical parallel lines indicates option c. (1,1) cardinality.
<h3>What is Symbols in crow's
foot notation?</h3>
Crow's foot diagrams is one that stands for entities as boxes, and its association as lines that exist between the boxes.
Note that different shapes at the ends of these lines stands for the relative cardinality of the relationship and thus The Crow’s foot symbol with two vertical parallel lines indicates option c. (1,1) cardinality.
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