Answer:
Explanation:
The following Python code is a function that takes in an array as a parameter, it then loops through the array determining if the element is divisible by 3. If it is it leaves it alone, otherwise it changes it to a 0. Then ouputs the array. A test case is shown in the attached image below using a sample array.
def divisible_by_three(array):
for x in array:
if x % 3 == 0:
pass
else:
array[array.index(x)] = 0
return array
The technique I used to test the requirement is equivalence partitioning.
<h3>Equivalence Partitioning-</h3>
Generic test data is considered where all the test data satisfies the conditions provided in the problem. Such that,
- ADGrade A --> TA=25 LC=5
- ADGrade B --> TA=20, LC=3
- ADGrade C --> TA=8 LC=2
- ADGrade D --> TA=2, LC=1
- ADGrade null (n/a)—> TA=0, LC=0
Where:
- TA represents totalAccounts,
- LC represents loanTypeCount,
- ADGrade represents accountDiversityGrade
If we are to combine the test data collected above, we would obtain the entire set of test data.
With this in mind, the minimum number of users that are required for testing the requirement is 5.
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Answer:
The correct option is option 4 from the options indicated below:
Explanation:
The options are as given below
1-SELECT customer# FROM customers
UNION
SELECT customer# FROM orders;
2-SELECT customer# FROM orders
MINUS
SELECT customer# FROM customers;
3-SELECT customer# FROM orders
INTERSECT
SELECT customer# FROM customers;
4-SELECT customer# FROM customers
MINUS
SELECT customer# FROM orders;
Option 1 is not correct as it will provide the list of all the customers whether they have placed order or not.
Option 2 is not correct as it will provide the list of customers who have placed order but are not in the customers table. This will return the empty records.
Option 3 is not correct as it will provide the list of customers who have placed the order.
Option 4 is correct as it will provide the list of customers from the CUSTOMERS table which are not in the Orders table. thus the list of customers who have not placed the order yet.
Answer:
The explanation is for 10 inputs though. You'd have to follow these steps to find input 50 numbers.
Explanation:
This is how I wrote it in the Plain English programming language which looks like pseudo-code but compiles and runs (to save you all the rest of the steps):
To run:
Start up.
Write "Enter 10 numbers separated by spaces: " on the console.
Read a reply from the console.
Loop.
If the reply is blank, break.
Get a number from the reply.
Add 1 to a count.
Add the number to a total.
Repeat.
Write "The total is: " then the total on the console.
Put the total divided by the count into an average.
Write "The average is: " then the average on the console.
Refresh the screen.
Wait for the escape key.
Shut down.
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