The answer is the first one
Answer:
numInsects = 16
while numInsects < 200:
print(str(numInsects) + " ", end="")
numInsects *= 2
Explanation:
*The code is in Python.
Set the numInsects as 16
Create a while loop that iterates while numInsects is smaller than 200. Inside the loop, print the value of numInsects followed by a space. Then, multiply the numInsects by 2.
Options :
The domain name is registered to someone else.
Domain names must end in ".com".
You are not the legal owner of ABC Company.
Domain names must be all in lowercase.
Answer:
The domain name is registered to someone else.
Explanation: In the scenario above, ABCcompany.org represents the domain name of a particular person or establishment which provides access to the website of the owner. The domain name given to an individual or website must be distinct, that is no two different organizations or persons can use exactly the same domain name. Domain names can end with :. com, org, ng and various other and they aren't case sensitive. Therefore, the inability to register the domain name abive will likely stem from the fact that the domain name has is already registered to someone else.
Answer:
Replace
if userAge > 20
with
userAge > 19
Explanation:
if userAge > 20 checks if age is 21, 22, 23, 24........
The else condition which prints "I am a teenager" checks if age is 20, 19, 18....
Notice that 20 is inclusive of the else condition; this shouldn't be because for userAge to be less than 20, 20 isn't inclusive
To solve this,
Replace if userAge > 20 with userAge > 19
So that, the else
The else condition which prints "I am a teenager" checks if age is 19, 18, 17, 16....
