Answer:
1.
Explanation:
The option Paula can choose to ensure that the animation she has created in her presentation repeats is the transition. She can find the option of transition from the Transitions tab.
After selecting the Transitions tab, choose the effect you want to create in your presentations. You can also choose the sound of transition, or either you want to create on one slide or all slides, etc.
Therefore, option 1 is correct.
Answer:
Explanation:
- We declare the variable about the zoo with the owl's quantity, we could put any integer.
- We make the sum operation zooA + zooB, with the variable total_owls.
- we print the result about the two zoo.
num_owls_zooA= 3
num_owls_zooB = 4
total_owls = 0
total_owls = num_owls_zooA + num_owls_zooB
print('Number of owls:', total_owls)
Answer:
Answered below
Explanation:
The property in number addition that is not found in string concatenation, although both use the '+' operator, is that in number addition, the expression value does not depend on the order of the numeric addition operands. Any order of arrangement of the operands produces the same value when they are added.
This is not so in string concatenation because different orders or the arrangement of different strings on concatenation, produce different results or values. For instance, the concatenation of 'He is a' + 'boy' results in 'He is a boy' whereas reversing the placements of both strings would result in a totally different value. This is not so in number addition where 4 + 2 gives the same value as 2 + 4.
Therefore the use of the '+' operator with string concatenation and with numerical additions produce different expression values where one depends on the order and one does not.
Your answer is True.
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