Answer:
# input the number of temperatures required, which will be 10 here, but the user can print any number.
n=input("Enter the number of temperatures you want")
# create a list which can have n temperatures since it starts from 0, the maximum is n-1, and n needs to be converted to an integer.
temp= [0,int(n)-1]
#declared a variable of float type. As its 0.0 it will be a float, if 0 then integers, and so on
s=0.0
#running a for loop n times, and hence 0 to n-1.
for i in range(0, int(n)):
temp[i]=input("Enter the temperature in degree celsius in float")
s=s + float(temp[i])
i=i+1
print("The sum of the temperatures is:{0:0.1f}", +s)
Explanation:
The question from edhesive is: You need to write a program that calls for ten temperatures and then find the sum of temperatures. The temperature should be in float, which is expected. And the program is as being mentioned in the answer section.
Answer:
Entities are - Students, CourseList, Advisor and CourseSelection.
Explanation:
The database is structure is designed using Crow Foot Database Notation as attached
Answer: independence
Explanation:
The AICPA Code of professional Conduct is based on the following concepts which are :
1. responsibilities
2. serve the public interest
3. integrity
4. objectivity and independence
5. due care
6. The scope and nature of services.
Answer:
C. But
Explanation:
Boolean operators are the operators that may have only two outputs which are True/False, On/Off and 1/0.
"But" can also be the example of Boolean operator. It is used in the meaning of "except" or "other than".
In Boolean operators "But" can be used as "AND" operator.
for example
<em>I am busy but I will go.</em>
In above example but is used as and which is combining two oposite statements. as
I am busy and I will go.
Both statement oppose each other, so to make sense in English "But" is used.
=A2*D2
The above formula will allow calculation of monthly cost of the first raw material.This is done by Multiplying the contents of cell A2 (Column A, Row 2) and cell D2 (Column D, Row 2). Here Cell A2 contains cost of the first raw material and Cell D2 contains number of units of the raw material produced each month. After finding the monthly cost of the first raw material in this way, the monthly cost of other raw materials can simply be calculated by dragging down the formula to apply to the rows below.