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2 years ago

Robyn needs to ensure that a command she frequently uses is added to the Quick Access toolbar. This command is not

Computers and Technology

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Lunna [17]2 years ago

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Answer

Access Quick Access commands using the More button.

Explanation:

If you click the more button a drop down menu will appear, click the more commands, then in the Choose commands from list, click file tab. Then chose the command and then click add. :-)

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Explanation:

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Condition 1: Payment_Type = 'Credit'

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Answer:

Here is the function replace_all:

def replace_all(target_string,find_string,replace_string):

result_string = replace_string.join(target_string.split(find_string))

return result_string

#if you want to see the working of this function then you can call this function using the following statements:

target_string = "In case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!"

find_string = "good"

replace_string = "bad"

print(replace_all(target_string, find_string, replace_string)

Explanation:

The above program has a function called replace_all that accepts three arguments i.e target_string, a string in which to search ,find_string, a string to search for and replace_string, a string to use to replace every instance of the value of find_string. The function has the following statement:

replace_string.join(target_string.split(find_string))

split() method in the above statement is splits or breaks the target_string in to a list of strings based on find_string. Here find_string is passed to split() method as a parameter which works as a separator. For example above:

target_string = In case I don't see ya, good afternoon, good evening, and good night!

find_string = good

After using target_string.split(find_string) we get:

["In case I don't see ya, ", ' afternoon, ', ' evening, and ', ' night']

Next join() method is used to return a string concatenated with the elements of target_string.split(find_string). Here join takes the list ["In case I don't see ya, ", ' afternoon, ', ' evening, and ', ' night'] as parameter and joins elements of this list by 'bad'.

replace_string = bad

After using replace_string.join(target_string.split(find_string)) we get:

In case I don't see ya, bad afternoon, bad evening, and bad night!

The program and output is attached as a screenshot.

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