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When we wrote a Python program that worked with a database, we performed “sql binding”.  What is it?

Assume we have the following transfer_from method:       def transfer_from(self, amount, to_account):        self.withdraw(amount)        to_account.deposit(amount)   In the main function, assume we have the code below.  If we want to transfer 100.00 from acct2 to acct1, what new statement should we write?       acct1 = BankAccount(123, ‘Joe’, ‘Smith’)     acct1.deposit(500.00)     acct2 = BankAccount(234, ‘Jane’, ‘Doe’)     acct2.deposit(500.00)  

(If you like, you can enter your answer for Q5 in the Exam’s Excel file.)Ignore the earlier valuation calculations you performed in the exam. If P&G’s estimated common stock price on the valuation date was $54.33:a) What target price would you place on P&G’s common stock one year out from the valuation date? (7 points)b) How many shares of common stock is P&G forecasted to repurchase or issue (be sure to state which) in YY31 (3½ points)c) What ANNUAL EPS forecast would you make for YY31? (4½ points)

Refer to the “DCF Debt Valuation” tab in the exam’s Excel file.Required: Use the approach covered in the course to value P&G’s debt. (30 points)

Review the code below.  What is the data type of the variable x?               def function_a(y):   print(“hello”)   x = function_a(5)

A “for loop” can be used to iterate over a tuple.

Given the following code, what class method within ClassB is automatically called when the print statement is called?   b = ClassB() print(b)

# assume we have a db_cursor object in our code sql = “select * from book”What should be the next step we perform in our code?

Review the code below.  What is the data type of the variable x?               def function_a():   return 1, 2     x = function_a()

Review the code below.  What is the data type of the variable x?               def function_a(y):   print(“hello”)   return y, 6     x = function_a(5)