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Simora [160]
3 years ago
7

Using more than one array to store related data is called _____________ arrays.

Computers and Technology
2 answers:
Makovka662 [10]3 years ago
6 0
It is called matrix arrays
Studentka2010 [4]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Using more than one array to store related data is called <em>parallel</em> arrays.

Explanation:

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Answer:

The following are the program in the Python Programming Language.

#define function

def discount(prices, isPet, nItems):

 # declare and initialize variables to 0

 i = 0

 cost = 0

 pets = 0

 item = 0

 item_Cost = 0

 #set the while loop

 while(i < nItems):

   #check the items of the variable

   if isPet[i]:

     #add and initialize in the cost

     cost += prices[i]

     #increament in the variable by 1

     pets += 1

   #otherwise

   else:

     #add and initialize in the item_Cost

     item_Cost += prices[i]

     #increament in the variable by 1

     item += 1

   #then increment in the variable by 1

   i += 1

 #check the pet is greater than equal to 1  

 #and item is greater than equal to 5

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   #then, print the message

   print("You receive discount")

   #set discount of the items

   discount = 0.2 * item_Cost

   # calculate bill after deducting discount

   bill = cost + item_Cost - discount

   #print the bill

   print("Final Bill amount is", bill)

 #otherwise

 else:

   #print the message

   print("You do not receive any discount")

   #calculate bill without deducting discount

   bill = cost + item_Cost

   #print the final bill

   print("Final Bill amount is", bill)

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pet = []

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   #add price in the list

   price.append(sprice)

   #ask for choice from the user

   choice = input("Is it a pet (Y / N)? ")

   #check the choice of the user is y or Y

   if(choice == 'Y' or choice == 'y'):

     # then, add in the pet

     pet.append(True)

   #otherwise

   else:

     #not add in the pet

     pet.append(False)

   print("")

 #break the loop

 else:

   break

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items = len(price)

#call and initialize the variable

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<u>Output</u>:

Enter the price (-1 to quit): 96

Is it a pet (Y / N)? y

Enter the price (-1 to quit): 69

Is it a pet (Y / N)? n

Enter the price (-1 to quit): 41

Is it a pet (Y / N)? n

Enter the price (-1 to quit): 52

Is it a pet (Y / N)? n

Enter the price (-1 to quit): 96

Is it a pet (Y / N)? n

Enter the price (-1 to quit): 74

Is it a pet (Y / N)? n

Enter the price (-1 to quit): -1

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Explanation:

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  • Firstly, define the function 'discount()' and pass the arguments 'prices', 'isPet' and 'nItems' in its parameter.
  • Then, declare and initialize the variables 'i' to 0, 'item_Cost' to 0
  • , item to 0, 'cost' to 0 and 'pets' to 0.
  • Then, set the while loop to add the price of the items and the cost of the pets.
  • Set the if-else conditional statement to check the pet is greater than equal to 1 and the items are greater than equal to 5 then, set the discount and print the bill after deduction.
  • Otherwise, print the bill without deduction.
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       // THEN YOU CREATE AN OBJECT OF THE SCANNER CLASS

       Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);

       

       //CREATE A VARIABLE TO HOLD THE USER INPUT

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       String holder="";

       

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text.length() returns the length of the sequence of characters present in length

text.charAt(a number) Returns the char value at the specified index. An index ranges from 0 to length() - 1. The first char value of the sequence is at index 0, the next at index 1, and so on, as for array indexing.

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115200000 bits

Explanation:

Given Data:

Total Time = 3 minute = 3 x 60 sec = 180 sec

Sampling rate = 40,000 bits / sample

Each sample contain bits = 16 bits /sample

Total bits of song = ?

Solution

Total bits of song = Total Time x Sampling rate x Each sample contain bits

                             = 180 sec x 40,000 bits / sec x 16 bits /sample

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                             =  115200000/8 bits

                             = 14400000 bytes

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