Answer:
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In python, spaces in the sense you're talking about, dont matter. For instance,
print ( "hello") will run the same as print("hello")
But, you cannot put a space before the print statement. That's called indenting. You are only supposed to indent code that is inside loops, if-elif-else statements, and functions.
Answer:
1.RGB: Best for projects intended to be used on the web or video
Explanation:
On websites or making project RGB combination of colors is used. This combination of colors is used to store images in electronic components.
2. CMYK: best for professional printing projects using process colors
Explanation:
Printing professional use CMYK combinations of color for better printing results.
3.) indexed:The only colors saved are the colors used in the image
To manage digital images we use Indexed mode of colors.
Explanation:
4.) bitmap: uses black and white
Explanation:
bitmap is the combination of the black and white colors. As the images are large in size so that, to reduce the size of the image we store image in bitmap to reduce the size.
5.) gray scale: uses different shades of grey
Explanation:
The different shades of gray colors are found in the gray scale. These shades are used to produce images.
Answer:
False
Explanation:
namespaces can be nested. That is we can have a hierarchy of namespaces.
For examples suppose we have a namespace top. Within this we have another namespace first. At the next level we have a namespace called second. Then we have a class MyClass as a member of this namespace second. Then the complete description of the class will be as follows:
top::first::second::MyClass
Answer:
Answered below
Explanation:
# Program is written in Python programming language
conditioner_in_ml = 0
width = float(input("Enter width in inches: "))
height = float(input("Enter height in inches: "))
length = float (input("Enter length in inches: "))
#Calculate the volume
volume = width * length * height
#Calculate the amount of conditioner per 100 #cubic inches of volume
conditioner_in_ml = volume/ 100
print("The amount of conditioner required for $volume cubic inches is $conditioner_in_ml ml")
