Identify a data type applied in an input element to create slider controls.

The groups_per_user function receives a dictionary, which contains group names with the list of users. Users can belong to multi

Akimi4 [234]

The groups_per_user function receives a dictionary, which contains group names with the list of users.

Explanation:

The blanks to return a dictionary with the users as keys and a list of their groups as values is shown below :

def groups_per_user(group_dictionary):

user_groups = {}

# Go through group_dictionary

for group,users in group_dictionary.items():

# Now go through the users in the group

for user in users:

# Now add the group to the the list of

# groups for this user, creating the entry

# in the dictionary if necessary

user_groups[user] = user_groups.get(user,[]) + [group]

return(user_groups)

print(groups_per_user({"local": ["admin", "userA"],

"public": ["admin", "userB"],

"administrator": ["admin"] }))

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2 years ago

Which of the following Teacher Tips would NOT be helpful when trying to select content from the Chrome Web Store? "Can be used a

gayaneshka [121]

Answer:

I'd say all of them have somewhat of a profound amount of viability and usefulness when it comes to teachers trying to find appropriate content, but "Can be used across subject areas" is not distinct enough, and is to broad/unclear, since quite obviously if teachers are looking for content for there students they will be looking for apps that are used for teaching certain subject areas. Every app used for teaching will be used for certain subject areas, so stating that statement is a mere waste of time & space. Where as "This app is not available in the Chrome Web Store" is pretty helpful to know, because knowing if an app is available or not is really important. "Helped my struggling students really understand the concept of color harmony." may be helpful if you are trying to find an app that correlates to science as the concept of color harmony is science. And "Doesn’t have much of a learning curve" shows that the app can be used long-term and is informative.

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2 years ago

OCR Land is a theme park aimed at children and adults. Entrance tickets are sold online. An adult ticket to OCR Land costs £19.9

sladkih [1.3K]

Answer:

count = 0

while count != 8:

height = float(input("Enter height of the rider: "))

if height >= 140:

print("You are allowed to ride")

count += 1

else:

if height >= 120:

answer = input("Is the rider with an adult (yes/no): ")

if answer == "yes":

print("You are allowed to ride")

count += 1

else:

print("You are not allowed to ride")

else:

print("You are not allowed to ride")

Explanation:

Initialize the count as 0, it will count the number of people allowed to ride

Create a while loop that iterates while count is not equal to 8

Inside the loop, ask the user for the height. If the height is greater than or equal to 140, print "You are allowed to ride" and increment the count by 1. Otherwise, check if the height is greater than or equal to 120. If it is not, print "You are not allowed to ride". If it is, ask if the rider is with an adult or not. If it is not, print "You are not allowed to ride". If it is print "You are allowed to ride" and increment the count by 1.

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2 years ago

If you have long column labels with columns so wide that they affect the readability of a worksheet, you should first

Anon25 [30]

You can format the columns for a certain width or you can use format cells, word wrap.

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2 years ago

Exercise 3.6.9: 24 vs. "24"5 points

Anton [14]

This is all you need to do for this one add quotes around the number to make it a string. Then for the question I don't know if you need to answer it but I said that when there is only one string it creates and addition problem of 24 + 24 and then when there are two strings it puts them right next to each other making it look like the number 2424.

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2 years ago