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3 years ago

Which spreadsheet toolbar displays options such as Cut and Paste?

Computers and Technology

2 answers:

nlexa [21]3 years ago

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The one that shows that is the Start in the ribbon

iragen [17]3 years ago

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In earlier versions of Excel, these functions were available from the Edit menu. With the newer ribbon UI (user interface), they're available on the Home tab.

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X = []

n = int(input("Length of X: "))

for i in range(n):

inp = int(input(": "))

X.append(inp)

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Explanation:

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This initializes L and G to empty lists

L = []; G = []

This iterates through X

for i in range(len(X)):

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if X[i]>=X[0]:

G.append(X[i])

Others are appended to L

else:

L.append(X[i])

This sorts L and G

L.sort(); G.sort()

This returns sorted lists L and G

return L,G

The main function begins here

This initializes X

X = []

This gets the length of list X

n = int(input("Length of X: "))

This gets input for list X

for i in range(n):

inp = int(input(": "))

X.append(inp)

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print(X)

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