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3 years ago

Which key do programmers use to end running programs?

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2 answers:

noname [10]3 years ago

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I would answer backspace because i had some experience with that

Aleksandr [31]3 years ago

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Pause/Break i would say

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elif subject >= 60: point = 3; grade ='B'

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eco = int(input(subjects[2]+": "))

mis = int(input(subjects[3]+": "))

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mktgrade = getpointValue(mkt)

print(subjects[1]+" Grade: "+str(mktgrade[1]))

ecograde = getpointValue(eco)

print(subjects[2]+" Grade: "+str(ecograde[1]))

misgrade = getpointValue(mis)

print(subjects[3]+" Grade: "+str(misgrade[1]))

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The solution I provided uses a function to return the letter grade and the point of each subject

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