write in a long paragraph about the challenges in collecting, managing ,storing, querying, and analyzing various...

write in a long paragraph about the challenges in collecting, managing ,storing, querying, and analyzing various form of big data. use ur own words

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(python only) Assignment: Guess a number To get started, open IDLE and create a New File...

(python only)

Assignment: Guess a number

To get started, open IDLE and create a New File via the File menu. We suggest you immediately save this file in the directory managing all your 102 Python Labs this semester. Please save this file with the following name: Week9A-guess_number.py.

In this lab, use while loops to create a game where the user of your program guesses a number between 1 and 100. The user keeps guessing until they get it right. You should structure your program as follows:

  • Generate a random number between 1 and 100 that the user will guess.

NOTE: You must use a seed with your random number generator. This will make the grader's life WAY easier.

print("Number to initialize the random generator:")
my_seed = int(input("SEED> "))
random.seed(my_seed)

  • Ask the user to guess a number:
    • If the number is greater than 100, ask the user to input a number between 1 and 100
    • If the number is less than 1, ask the user to input a number between 1 and 100
    • If the number is 50 or greater from the randomly generated number, print out "You're cold!"
    • If the number is 25 or greater and less than 50 from the randomly generated number, print out "You're lukewarm!"
    • If the number is 15 or greater and less than 25 from the randomly generated number, print out "You're getting warm!"
    • If the number is 5 or greater and less than 15 from the randomly generated number, print out "You're getting hot!"
    • If the number is less than 5 from the randomly generated number, print out "You're so close!"
    • When the user chooses the correct number, print out "Congrats! You won!"
  • Repeat until the user guesses the correct number.

Sample Execution

Number to initialize the random generator: 32

Enter a number between 1 and 100: 95
OUTPUT You're cold!

Enter a number between 1 and 100: 105
OUTPUT Please Enter a number between 1 and 100

Enter a number between 1 and 100: 41
OUTPUT You're lukewarm!

Enter a number between 1 and 100: 32
OUTPUT You're getting warm!

Enter a number between 1 and 100: 16
OUTPUT You're getting hot!

Enter a number between 1 and 100: 9
OUTPUT You're so close!

Enter a number between 1 and 100: 10
OUTPUT Congrats! You won!

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cpp program to read a triangle three sides and print" equilateral" when all the sides are...

cpp program to read a triangle three sides and print"

equilateral" when all the sides are equal and print "isosceles" when

two sides are equal and print "scalene" when all the sides are

different

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2. How can late entrants win the innovation race? Please give two examples.

3. Considering the case study, discuss some of the wider strategic reasons why firms may wish to enter a strategic alliance. What are some of the risks involved?

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Our discussion board is going to focus on the Case Study entitled "Seaside Convalescent Care Center". You can download this case by clicking on this link:

Week 2.pdf

Actions

Please read through the case very carefully and then think about the issues covered in the case in light of the information that you learned in Chapters 3 and 4. Next, read through the questions at the end of the case -- This will get you thinking about the various issues. Lastly, answer the following question in your initial post:

Does Mindy have the right idea? Why or why not?    Explain what should be done to handle the problems at hand at Seaside Convalescent Care Center.

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A 2.00 m long horizontal uniform beam is supported by a wire as shown in the...

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State two reasons why it is advisable to place the transaction log on a separate disk...

State two reasons why it is advisable to place the transaction log on a separate disk device from the actual data?

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( Posting the same question for third time. Can I please get answer in C++.( and...

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* Declare a single dimensional array of 65 characters. Convert each character into an integer and store it in a linked list. Manipulate the linked list by completing the following task:

Create an additional linked list call greater_List, using the original linked list copy all number greater than 100 into the greater_list and give a total count of the numbers greater than 100. Create an additional array called less_array, copy all the numbers less than or equal to 100 in the original list into less_array give a total count of the numbers that are less than or equal to 100.

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Write a Java program to do the following with your name. This can all be done...

Write a Java program to do the following with your name. This can all be done in the main() method.

1. Create a String variable called myName and assign your personal name to it. Use proper capitalization for a legal name. I.e. String myName = "Billy Bob";

2. Load myName with the upper case version of itself and display the result.

3. Load myName with the lower case version of itself and display the result.

4. Capitalize the first letter of each given name in the lowercased name and display the result. Load the result into myName. Hint: This is not a single method call. You will need a loop to perform this. Hint: The substring method will be very helpful as you should likely build a new string result. Avoid magic number references. This solution should work with any proper name.

5. Using the value of the variable myName from step 4:

a.Display the Initials of the name. ( This may require a Loop)
b.Use the trim methd on myName and store the results into myName.
c.Display the size of the name
// Using Billy Bob as the name - here are the expected results:

My name in upper case is BILLY BOB.

My name in lower case is billy bob.

My name capitalized is Billy Bob.

My initials are BB.

The length of my name is 9.

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When preparing government-wide statements, which of the following is not true? Multiple Choice Entries are necessary...

When preparing government-wide statements, which of the following is not true?

Multiple Choice

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  • Entries are necessary to eliminate fiduciary funds.

  • General capital assets, general long-term debt, and internal service funds are added through worksheet journal entries.

  • Worksheet entries eliminate elements of the modified accrual basis fund statements that do not conform to accrual accounting, such as expenditures for capital assets and principal repayments.

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Hawaiian

  • Location (e.g., what can be grown there because of the climate, soils, etc.)
  • Culture (e.g., what is acceptable or not acceptable to eat or drink because of customs, religions, etc.)
  • Human/environmental interactions (e.g., how the environment and culture have interacted to produce what is on your plate)
  • Movement (e.g., whether items can be readily purchased due to globalization)

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Im writing a matlab script called vecadd that deals with vectors and is converting them between...

Im writing a matlab script called vecadd that deals with vectors and is converting them between polar and rectangular coordinates. It is supposed to function based upon the following parameters:

vecadd adds two vectors and outputs the resultant vector.

vecadd(A,B) assumes A and B are both in rectangular form. The first element of each vector is the "x" component and the second element is the "y" component. The resultant is output in rectangular form.

vecadd(A,B,'p') assumes A and B are both in polar form. The first element of each vector is the magnitude and the second element is the angle in degrees. The resultant is output in polar form.

vecadd(A,B,'r') is equivalent to vecadd(A,B).

vecadd(A,B,'p','r') assumes A is in polar form and B is in rectangular form.  vecadd(A,B,'r','p') assumes A is in rectangular form and B is in polar form. The resultant is output in rectangular form.

vecadd(A,B,'p','r','p') outputs the resultant in polar form.

vecadd(A,B,'p','r','r') is equivalent to vecadd(A,B,'p','r').

[RES, FORM] = vecadd(A,B,'p','r','p') outputs the resultant and the format of the resultant vector ('polar' if the last input argument is 'p' and 'rectangular' if the last input argument is 'r').

I need some help getting on the right track. Anything will do. Thanks

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Write a program, using C#, windows forms, that will find the mean and standard deviation of...

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I will also need a step by step how to set up window for the answer. Please and thank you!!

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