<span>Answer: Metasearch engines</span>
Answer:
The function in Python is as follows:
def d2x(d, x):
if d > 1 and x>1 and x<=9:
output = ""
while (d > 0):
output+= str(d % x)
d = int(d / x)
output = output[::-1]
return output
else:
return "Number/Base is out of range"
Explanation:
This defines the function
def d2x(d, x):
This checks if base and range are within range i.e. d must be positive and x between 2 and 9 (inclusive)
if d >= 1 and x>1 and x<=9:
This initializes the output string
output = ""
This loop is repeated until d is 0
while (d > 0):
This gets the remainder of d/x and saves the result in output
output+= str(d % x)
This gets the quotient of d/x
d = int(d / x) ----- The loop ends here
This reverses the output string
output = output[::-1]
This returns the output string
return output
The else statement if d or x is out of range
<em> else:</em>
<em> return "Number/Base is out of range"</em>
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Answer:
The program in Python is as follows:
myList = []
num = int(input())
count = 0
while num>=0:
myList.append(num)
count+=1
num = int(input())
myList.sort()
mid = int((count-1)/2)
print(myList[mid])
Explanation:
This initializes the list
myList = []
This gets the first input
num = int(input())
This initializes count to 0
count = 0
The following is repeated until the user inputs a negative number
while num>=0:
This appends the input number to the list
myList.append(num)
This increments count by 1
count+=1
This gets another input
num = int(input())
This sorts the list
myList.sort()
Assume the number of inputs is odd, the middle element is calculated as
mid = int((count-1)/2)
This prints the middle element
print(myList[mid])
<em>From the complete question. the condition that ends the loop is a negative integer input</em>
Answer:
c
Explanation:
The biggest advantage of smartphones and tablets is that they increased the mobility. This allowed users to access the social media platforms whenever they want. The users can login to their accounts even they are travelling by bus or walking around. This was not possible back in the days where people mostly use desktop computers.
