Develop a function DNF that takes as input a proposition and
returns as output a logically...
Develop a function DNF that takes as input a proposition and
returns as output a logically equivalent proposition in DNF. Hint:
Adapt the CNF function.
Write a function that takes a number as input, and returns the
character A if the input is 90 and above, B if it’s 80 and above
but less than 90, C if it’s at least 70 but less than 80, D if it’s
at least 60 but less than 70, and F if it’s less than 60. If the
input is not a number or is negative, the function should exit 1
with an error (by calling the Matlab...
Write a function that takes a list
of integers as input and returns a list with only the even numbers
in descending order (Largest to smallest)
Example: Input list: [1,6,3,8,2,5] List returned: [8, 6, 2]
Do not use any special or built in functions like append,
reverse etc.
USING PYTHON, write a function that takes a list of integers as
input and returns a list with only the even numbers in descending
order (Largest to smallest)
Example: Input list: [1,6,3,8,2,5] List returned: [8, 6, 2].
DO NOT use any special or built in functions like append,
reverse etc.
Write a function bracket_by_len that takes a word as an input
argument and returns the word bracketed to indicate its length.
Words less than five characters long are bracketed with <<
>>, words five to ten letters long are bracketed with (* *),
and words over ten characters long are bracketed with /+ +/. Your
function should require the calling function to provide as the
first argument, space for the result, and as the third argument,
the amount of space...
Write a C function called weighted_digit_sum that
takes a single integer as input, and returns a weighted sum of that
numbers digits. The last digit of the number (the ones digit) has a
weight of 1, so should be added to the sum "as is". The second from
last digit (the tens digit) has a weight of 2, and so should be
multiplied by 2 then added to the sum. The third from last digit
should be multiplied by 1...
python 3 please
Define a function voweliest that takes as input a string and
returns as output a tuple where the string that has the most vowels
in it is the first element and the second is the number of vowels
in that string.
Note: don't worry about ties or capital letters
Hint: consider defining and using a separate function that
counts the number of vowels in a given string
Python
Implement function noVowel() that takes a string s as
input and returns True if no char- acter in s is a vowel, and False
otherwise (i.e., some character in s is a vowel).
>>>
noVowel('crypt')
True
>>>
noVowel('cwm')
True
>>>
noVowel('car')
False
Write a PYTHON function CommonLetters(mystring) that takes
mystring as input and returns the number of letters in mystring
that also occur in the string ‘Python’.
Using above function, write a program that repeatedly prompts
the user for a string and then prints the number of letters in the
string that are also in string ‘Python’. The program terminates
when the user types an empty string.
A) Develop a function GC(seq) using MATLAB
that takes in as input parameter a nucleotide sequence seq returns
the computed (G+C) content for the inputted seq.B) Develop a function GCSlidingWindow (seq,
winsize, overlap) that takes three input parameters, a biological
seq, a sliding window size winsize and the extent of overlap
between successive sliding windows { overlap. It calls the function
GC and plots the G+C property measured along the span of the
argument seq.