Explanation:
The clear rendering reads;
"1. Make a logic diagram for an algorithm to calculate the sum of premiums 100 natural numbers.
2. Make a logic diagram that displays a maximum of 2 natural numbers.
3. Make a logic diagram that displays the square of a natural number".
<u>Explanation:</u>
In simple terms, a guest network refers to an internet connection using a separate access point on a wireless router that can restrict guests from accessing certain files on the network.
Interestingly, a wireless network for customers can be seen as an example of a guest network if the business uses a separate wireless network different from its customers. When provisioning your guest network it is important to use strong wireless encryption protocols like the WPA2 (Wireless Protected Access 2).
A guest network can be segmented and isolated from the rest of the network by having separate access points between the guest (customer) network and the business network; can be done by following the router manual.
Answer:
#!/bin/bash
function number_div( ) {
for i in {0. .100};
do
if (( $i % 3 == 0 ))
then
echo $i
elif (( $i % 5 == 0 ))
then
echo $i
else
echo "Number not divisible by 3 and 5"
fi;
done
}
number_div( )
Explanation:
The bash script is saved as "HW4p2.sh" and executed as "./HW4p2.sh". This code would print all and only numbers divisible by 3 or 5.
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Hope that helps you!
Answer:
The function is as follows:
def get_gpa(mydict):
gpa = 0
kount = 0
for course_code, gp in mydict.items():
if course_code == 'cs120' or course_code == 'cs210' or course_code == 'cs245':
gpa += float(gp)
kount+=1
return (gpa/kount)
Explanation:
This defines the function
def get_gpa(mydict):
This initializes gpa to 0
gpa = 0
This initializes kount to 0
kount = 0
This iterates through the courses
for course_code, gp in mydict.items():
If course code is cs120 or cs210 or cs245
if course_code == 'cs120' or course_code == 'cs210' or course_code == 'cs245':
The gpa is added
gpa += float(gp)
And the number of courses is increased by 1
kount+=1
This returns the gpa
return (gpa/kount)
