I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is the third option. The type() function in python, when given an object, returns the datatype of the given object. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day. Please feel free to ask more questions.
Date Format in Excel
14-Feb-18 , 14-Feb and February 14,2018 are allowed while 2/014/2018, 02/14/18 and 2/14/2018 are not allowed
Explanation:
In Excel, there are date formats which support the formats
dd-mmm-yy ( 14-Feb-18)
dd-mmm (14-Feb)
Month Dd, yyyy ( February 14, 2018)
Where as the dates
2/014/2018
, 02/14/18
, 2/14/2018 are not supported as the '/' cannot be used in date format. However, if you wish to write date in these formats, you have to write them as text like '2/014/2018
, '02/14/18
, '2/14/2018, but then in that case you will not be able to perform any date functions. This can be used only to display the text
Answer:
Im not entirely sure but I think this is disk drive
Explanation:
The way how Mendeleev organized the elements into rows and columns in his periodic table was that he decided to arrange all <span>the elements in rows in order of increasing mass, that will make the elements with similar properties stand in the same column. Soon he discovered many new elements such as gallium and after that he realized how his periodic system is useful for classification new elements.</span>