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Which of the following is NOT a step in building a physical…
Which of the following is NOT a step in building a physical prototype:
Brainstorming is a skill.
Brainstorming is a skill.
In the 2020 presidential election, women were more likely…
In the 2020 presidential election, women were more likely to favor Democrat Joe Biden and men to favor Republican Donald Trump. This is an example of:
Ten years after Brown v. Board of Education (1954), only 1 p…
Ten years after Brown v. Board of Education (1954), only 1 percent of Black children in the Deep South attended school with White children because
Which of these opinions reflects a conservative ideology?…
Which of these opinions reflects a conservative ideology?
Complete the following code to generate a dictionary with a…
Complete the following code to generate a dictionary with a name to age mapping. players = [{“name”: “Anna”, “jersey”: 17, “age”: 20}, {“name”: “Beatrice”, “jersey”: 33, “age”: 18}, {“name”: “Carly”, “jersey”: 37, “age”: 21}]{ for d in } blank1: [blank1] blank2: [blank2]
Which statement below correctly returns a list containing th…
Which statement below correctly returns a list containing the lengths of each of the words present in word_list word_list = [‘Keep’, ‘doing’, ‘a’, ‘great’, ‘job’] The resulting list should be [4, 5, 1, 5, 3]
A student is writing a program that has a list of dictionar…
A student is writing a program that has a list of dictionaries named info. Each dictionary has the following keys: “name”, “id”, “GPA”, and “age”. info = [{“name”: “Marie”, “id”: “9081112222”, “GPA”: 4, “age”: 19}, … ] They want to create a list of names of all students who have age > 20. Select the command that will accomplish this correctly.
Choose the correct description for each nested data structur…
Choose the correct description for each nested data structure: [Type1] stud_info_1 = [[“Name”, “Major”, “Hometown”], [“Alice”, “Data Science”, “Chicago”], [“Bob”, “Computer Science”, “New York”]] [Type2] stud_info_2 = [{“Name”: “Alice”, “Major”: “Data Science”, “Hometown”: “Chicago”}, {“Name”: “Bob”, “Major”: “Computer Science”, “Hometown”: “New York”}] [Type3] stud_info_3 = {“Name”: [“Alice”, “Bob”], “Major”: [“Data Science”, “Computer Science”], “Hometown”: [“Chicago”, “New York”]} [Type4] stud_info_4 = {“Alice”: {“Major”: “Data Science”, “Hometown”: “Chicago”}, “Bob”: {“Major”: “Computer Science”, “Hometown”: “New York”}}