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Many languages overload the addition operator so that if it gets string arguments, it concatenates the strings.
Answer:
probly the wifi connection
Explanation:
Answer:
mylist = [ ]
for i in range(7):
mylist.append (int(input("Enter the number of bugs for each day ")))
print(mylist)
print("The highest number of bugs is ")
print(max((mylist)))
Explanation:
- Create and Initialize an empty (mylist)
- Using the .append method, we request and add the bugs for each day into the list
- print out the list
- Use the max function to find the highest number of bugs in the list and print it out
Answer:
Antivirus vendors play a 'cat and mouse' game with malware creators. As malware is discovered definitions are written to discover the program and other programs written in a similar way. If an existing piece of malware is extensively rewritten or a new piece of malware is created, the existing malware definitions are unlikely to detect the program as malicious. This means that antivirus vendors have to find a 'sample' of the new malware being used and create a new definition for it. When you update your anti-virus these malware definitions are downloaded allowing your antivirus to detect this newer malware and keeps your computer secure from these newer threats.
