Answer:
I am writing the Python program:
lyrics = ["I wanna be your endgame", "I wanna be your first string",
"I wanna be your A-Team", "I wanna be your endgame, endgame"]
lines_of_sanity = 6
counter = 0
while counter <= lines_of_sanity+1:
for line in lyrics:
print(line)
counter = counter + 1
print("MAKE IT STOP")
Explanation:
- The lyrics is a list which has the following lines of song.
I wanna be your endgame
I wanna be your first string
I wanna be your A-Team
I wanna be your endgame, endgame
- The value of lines_of_sanity is 6.
- counter variable is initialized to 0.
- The while loop starts which keeps executing until the value of counter becomes greater than 6 which is the value of lines_of_sanity
- The for loop inside the while loop moves through each line of lyrics list and prints that line. The counter variable increments to 1 at each iteration.
- Lets see what the while and for loops print at each iteration:
1st iteration: counter = 0, following line is displayed:
- I wanna be your endgame
- Value of counter increments by 1.
- counter = 1
2nd iteration: counter = 1, following line is displayed:
- I wanna be your first string
- Value of counter increments by 1.
- counter = 2
3rd iteration: counter = 2, following line is displayed:
- I wanna be your A-Team
- Value of counter increments by 1.
- counter = 3
4th iteration: counter = 3, following line is displayed:
- I wanna be your endgame, endgame
- Value of counter increments by 1.
- counter = 4
5th iteration: counter = 4, following line is displayed:
- I wanna be your endgame
- Value of counter increments by 1.
- counter = 5
6th iteration: counter = 5, following line is displayed:
- I wanna be your first string
- Value of counter increments by 1.
- counter = 6
7th iteration: counter = 6, following line is displayed:
- I wanna be your A-Team
- Value of counter increments by 1.
- counter = 7
- The program should keep going to finish out the current verse. So following line is displayed:
- I wanna be your endgame, endgame
- The loop breaks as the value of counter = 7 is greater than lines_of_sanity i.e. 6
- So at last the print("MAKE IT STOP") statement is execute which displays the following line:
- MAKE IT STOP
- The program along with the output is attached.
Verbal language because somebody's verbal words are more receptive then ones written word
Answer:
An infinite-loop
Explanation:
This is because the condition is always true ie: product is always less than 25. And once there is no sentinel to stop the loop it will run forever.
When computers need to use more memory than have RAM, they'll swap out pages of memory to their drive. When they need those memory pages, they'll swap out others and swap in the needed ones. If a computer needs enough additionall memory, it can get so busy swapping that it doesn't have any (or very little) time to do any useful work. That is called thrashing.
Unix calls swapping swapping. Windows calls it paging, probably because of the memory pages. Memory pages are 4096 (4KB) sections of memory.
Unix drives are usually partitioned with a swap partition, and swap files can be made in the filesystem. Windows just has pagefiles[s].