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4 years ago

Negative methods of behavior correction include all but this:

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When you desire to modify someone else’s behavior, you need to ensure that the approach you use is effective for your target. Though positive punishments, which are done through negative methods such as giving a sarcastic response, verbally abusing, or humiliating the target for exhibiting the behavior can be used, it may not be as effective as (C) setting an example for proper behavior.

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Write a program with the total change amount as an integer input, and output the change using the fewest coins, one coin type pe

riadik2000 [5.3K]

Answer:

In Python:

cents = int(input("Cents: "))

dollars = int(cents/100)

quarters = int((cents - 100*dollars)/25)

dimes = int((cents - 100*dollars- 25*quarters)/10)

nickels = int((cents - 100*dollars- 25*quarters-10*dimes)/5)

pennies = cents - 100*dollars- 25*quarters-10*dimes-5*nickels

if not(dollars == 0):

if dollars > 1:

print(str(dollars)+" dollars")

else:

print(str(dollars)+" dollar")

if not(quarters == 0):

if quarters > 1:

print(str(quarters)+" quarters")

else:

print(str(quarters)+" quarter")

if not(dimes == 0):

if dimes > 1:

print(str(dimes)+" dimes")

else:

print(str(dimes)+" dime")

if not(nickels == 0):

if nickels > 1:

print(str(nickels)+" nickels")

else:

print(str(nickels)+" nickel")

if not(pennies == 0):

if pennies > 1:

print(str(pennies)+" pennies")

else:

print(str(pennies)+" penny")

Explanation:

A prompt to input amount in cents

cents = int(input("Cents: "))

Convert cents to dollars

dollars = int(cents/100)

Convert the remaining cents to quarters

quarters = int((cents - 100*dollars)/25)

Convert the remaining cents to dimes

dimes = int((cents - 100*dollars- 25*quarters)/10)

Convert the remaining cents to nickels

nickels = int((cents - 100*dollars- 25*quarters-10*dimes)/5)

Convert the remaining cents to pennies

pennies = cents - 100*dollars- 25*quarters-10*dimes-5*nickels

This checks if dollars is not 0

if not(dollars == 0):

If greater than 1, it prints dollars (plural)

if dollars > 1:

print(str(dollars)+" dollars")

Otherwise, prints dollar (singular)

else:

print(str(dollars)+" dollar")

This checks if quarters is not 0

if not(quarters == 0):

If greater than 1, it prints quarters (plural)

if quarters > 1:

print(str(quarters)+" quarters")

Otherwise, prints quarter (singular)

else:

print(str(quarters)+" quarter")

This checks if dimes is not 0

if not(dimes == 0):

If greater than 1, it prints dimes (plural)

if dimes > 1:

print(str(dimes)+" dimes")

Otherwise, prints dime (singular)

else:

print(str(dimes)+" dime")

This checks if nickels is not 0

if not(nickels == 0):

If greater than 1, it prints nickels (plural)

if nickels > 1:

print(str(nickels)+" nickels")

Otherwise, prints nickel (singular)

else:

print(str(nickels)+" nickel")

This checks if pennies is not 0

if not(pennies == 0):

If greater than 1, it prints pennies (plural)

if pennies > 1:

print(str(pennies)+" pennies")

Otherwise, prints penny (singular)

else:

print(str(pennies)+" penny")

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3 years ago

In addition to MLA, what are some other widely used style guides? Check all that apply.

Lostsunrise [7]

APA and Chicago manual of style :D

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Given the following class definition and the variable declaration:

Lorico [155]

Answer:

The answer is "Option d".

Explanation:

In the above-given code, two-class is defined that is "employee and manager", in which the first class "employee" defines two variables that are "name, id". In this name is pointer type character and id is a long type variable.

In the second class "manager" one variable "rank" and the employee object is created. In this class, the rank variable is a pointer type character, and outside this class, a reference "x" is created.

In this code, we use both class object that uses the "employee" class variable that is id to hold value in it.

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