Answer:
"mmaBooks.Customers.Add(customer);" is a correct answer for the above question.
Explanation:
Missing information : The correct answer is missing in the question which is defined in the answer part.
- If a user wants to add any objects to any collection in the C# programming, then he needs to follow the "Entity_data_model_named. collection_name. ADD(object_name)" syntax. The above question also wants this type of statement.
- The option c states the same statements, but there is needs one statement to define the name of db or database models. But the option c does not hold the name of the database models. Hence it is not the correct answer.
- And the other options do not follow the syntax to add, hence others is also not a valid option.
You never said what language so I used C
#include <stdio.h>
<span>int main () { </span>
<span> int a; </span>
<span> for( a = 3; a > 0; a-- ){ </span>
<span> printf("%i \n", a); }</span>
<span> printf(" Blast OFF !!!\n"); </span>
<span>return 0; </span>
<span>}</span>
Answer:
In Python:
cprice= int(input("Current price: "))
lmonth= int(input("Last month's price: "))
print("This house is $"+str(cprice))
print("The change is $"+str(cprice-lmonth)+" since last month")
print("The current mortage $"+str((cprice * 0.051) / 12)+" since last month")
Explanation:
Get current price
cprice= int(input("Current price: "))
Get last month's price
lmonth= int(input("Last month's price: "))
Print the current price
print("This house is $"+str(cprice))
Print the change
print("The change is $"+str(cprice-lmonth)+" since last month")
Print the mortgage
print("The current mortage $"+str((cprice * 0.051) / 12)+" since last month")
Answer:
Explanation:
The following code is a Python function that takes in the amount of change. Then it uses division and the modulo operator to calculate the number of coins that make up the changes, using the greatest coin values first.
import math
def amountOfCoins(change):
print("Change: " + str(change))
quarters = math.floor(change / 0.25)
change = change % 0.25
dimes = math.floor(change / 0.20)
change = change % 0.20
pennies = math.floor(change / 0.01)
print("Quarters: " + str(quarters) + "\nDimes: " + str(dimes) + "\nPennies: " + str(pennies))
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