answer:
in typography, it is an area entirely or partially enclosed by a letter form or a symbol
explanation:
・two types: closed & open
・closed — A, B, D, O, P, Q, R, a, b, d, e, g, o, p, and q
・open — c, f, h, s
I think it's b because "end application" would make the most sence
Answer:
listNumbers = [34,56,23,56,78,89,98,45,34,33,25,26,67,78]
listString = [ ]
for i in range(14):
if listNumbers[i]%2!=0 and listNumbers[i]%5==0:
listString.append("five odd")
elif listNumbers[i]%5==0 and listNumbers[i]%2==0:
listString.append("five even")
elif listNumbers[i]%2==0:
listString.append("even")
elif listNumbers[i]%2!=0:
listString.append("odd")
print(listNumbers)
print(listString)
Explanation:
In python programming language;
- Create two lists
- The first is a list of numbers and initialize it with random values: listNumbers = [34,56,23,56,78,89,98,45,34,33,25,26,67,78]
- The second list is empty and will hold the string values listString = [ ]
- Use a for loop to iterate over all the elementts in the list of numbers
- Use the modulo operator (%) to chech for multiples of particular numbers as stipulated by the question
- Use combination of if/elif statements for each condition
- Use the .append method to add the elements into the list of strings
- finially output both lists
See attached code and output
Answer:
def one_dimensional_booleans(bool_list, use_and):
is_all_true = True
is_one_true = False
if use_and:
for b in bool_list:
if b == False:
is_all_true = False
break
if is_all_true:
return True
else:
return False
else:
for b in bool_list:
if b == True:
is_one_true = True
break
if is_one_true:
return True
else:
return False
Explanation:
Create a function named one_dimensional_booleans that takes two parameters, bool_list and use_and
Inside the function:
Set is_all_true as True and is_one_true as False. These will be used to check the list
If use_and is True, check each item in the bool_list. If one item is False, set the is_all_true as False and stop the loop. This implies that the list contains a False value. Then check the is_all_true. If it is True, return True. Otherwise, return False.
If use_and is False, check each item in the bool_list. If one item is True, set the is_one_true as True and stop the loop. This implies that the list contains a True value. Then check the is_one_true. If it is True, return True. Otherwise, return False.
