From the code you posted, there is no function call to vendingMachine()
Try at the top of your code:
print ("hello")
vendingMachine()
def vendingMachine():
...
your account has enabled profile pictures for your users, you can manage all profile pictures for your account. Profile pictures are public and automatically approved when users upload an image in their settings. Using profile pictures can make it easier to see the users in your account and managing them gives you the ability to keep the pictures appropriate.
If Gravatars are enabled for an institution in account settings, and a user has a Gravatar but chooses not to upload a profile picture, the Gravatar will display for the user's profile picture.
If a student views another student's user details in a course and reports a profile picture as inappropriate, you can review those profile pictures and approve, lock, or delete the picture. In the courses, instructors can remove profile pictures completely from a user's details page.
Answer:
Depends on how many PowerPoint files you want to store and how long they are. I'd recommend at least a 256GB hard drive to store your OS and software and then leave space for PowerPoints.
I believe the answer is B<span />
