<em>The answer is C.
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<em>The business user or admin must set rules or permission per user or user groups that would allow him to decide how each user or group would use the shared folder or records. One user or group can just view the record, other may have access on it and can edit the files. </em>
Answer:
class Books(object):
books_count = 0
books = {}
#classmethod
def book_count(cls):
cls.books_count +=1
#classmethod
def add(cls, title, author, year, status):
if cls.books_count < 100:
cls.book_count()
cls.books[title] = [author, year, status]
else:
print("Book register has reached it's limit.")
#classmethod
def check(cls, book_name):
return cls.books.get(book_name)
please replace the '#' with the 'at' sign.
Explanation:
The python class defines several class methods namely; add, check and book_count. The add method adds books to the book dictionary in the class as a class attribute, the check method check for the presents of a book title in the book dictionary while the book_count method adds one to the books_count class variable which checks the dictionary size.
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The listed greetings program is an illustration of Python functions.
The error in the program is that the program is not properly indented.
Python program uses indents to identify blocks of code.
So, the fix to the program is to properly indent the code, and the fix (without the comments) is as follows:
def greetings(s):
x = s.split()
print("Hello, "+x[0]+"! I also enjoy "+x[1]+"!")
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