'''

File: pyPatientLL.py

Author: JD

'''

class Node: #ADT

       def __init__(self, p = None):

             self.name = ""

             self.ss = self.age = int(0)

             self.smoker = self.HBP = self.HFD = self.points = int(0)

             self.link = None

             #if list not empty

             if p != None:

                    p.link = self

ptrFront = ptrEnd = None

choice = int(0)

def menu():

       print( "\n\tLL Health Clinic\n\n")

       print( "1. New patient\n")

       print( "2. View patient by SS#\n")

       print( "3. Update patient's record\n")

       print( "4. Quit the App\n\n")

       print( "Enter your choice: ")

def getChoice():

       choice = int(input(""))

       # Validate the menu selection

       while ((choice < 1) or (choice > 4)):

             print( "Please enter 1, 2, 3, or 4: ")

             choice = int(input(""))

       return choice

def getInfo(ptr):                            #Populate the record

       ptr.name = input("Enter patient's name: ")

       ptr.age = int(input("Enter age: "))

       ptr.ss = int (input("Enter patient's SS: "))

       habits = input("Enter habits 1/0: smoker, HBP, HFD:").split()

       ptr.smoker, ptr.HBP, ptr.HFD = map(int, habits)

       calPoints(ptr)

# implement flowchart here

def calPoints(ptr):

       pass

def searchBySS(ptr, ssKey):     #search by SS

       pass

def dispPatient(ptr):                  #disp record

       pass

def updatepatinet(ptr):                #update any habits (smoking, HBP, HFD)

       pass                                                #recalculate points

def processChoice(choice):

       ptr = None

       global ptrEnd

       global ptrFront

       # Procee based on user input

       if choice == 1:    #New patinet

             if (ptrEnd == None):

                    ptrEnd = ptrFront = Node(ptrEnd)

             else:

                    ptrEnd = Node(ptrEnd)

             getInfo(ptrEnd)    #Populate the record

       elif choice == 2: #case 2 find patient

             key = int(input("Enter SS: "))

             if (ptr == searchBySS(ptrFront, key)):

                        dispPatient(ptr)

             else:

                          print ("\nRecord not found\n\n")

       elif choice == 3:         #case 3 update patient

             key = int(input("Enter SS: "))

             if (ptr == searchBySS(ptrFront, key)):

                          updatepatinet(ptr)

             else:

                          cout<<"\nRecord not found\n\n";

def main():

       do = bool(True)

       while(do == True):

             menu()

             choice = getChoice()

             if choice == 4:

                    do = False

             else:

                    processChoice(choice)

#call main

main()

KEEP THE PYTHON CODE AS IT IS and try the python singly linked list code first and ask questions.

Secondly implement the functions having just "pass" one at a time and fully test and move on to next function.

"calPoints function" is implemented based on the flowchart you will find in the announcement section.

.Read the quote and discuss what you think the author means by ‘passively calculating standard ratios’.

Corporations have substantial incentives to exploit the fact that accounting principles are neither fixed for all time nor so precise as to be open to only a single interpretation. Analysts, who appreciate the magnitude of the economic stakes, as well as the latitude available under the accounting rules, will see clearly that a verdict derived by passively calculating standard ratios may prove dangerously naive.

Source: Fridson, M & Fernando, A 2002, Financial statement analysis: a practitioner’s guide, 3rd edn, John Wiley & Sons, New York

In the required reading article for this module, Zero-Based Budgeting, the author, J. Stephen McNally, renders both positive and negative support for why a company might want to implement the concept over a traditional budgeting process. It can be a radical change for a company used to doing things "same as last year." If you were in charge of the budgeting process for a company, would you implement zero-based budgeting for a year to try out the concept? What things about the corporate environment did you take into consideration when making that decision?

In the required reading article for this module, Zero-Based Budgeting, the author, J. Stephen McNally, renders both positive and negative support for why a company might want to implement the concept over a traditional budgeting process. It can be a radical change for a company used to doing things "same as last year." If you were in charge of the budgeting process for a company, would you implement zero-based budgeting for a year to try out the concept? What things about the corporate environment did you take into consideration when making that decision?

PROMPT:  The author offers what he claims to be a simple proposal on how regulators should think about concentrated industries: “…when members of a concentrated industry act in parallel, their conduct should be treated like that of a hypothetical monopoly.”

Explain why you believe that members of a concentrated industry should or should not be considered similar to a monopoly.

Comment on whether there is in fact a problem that needs to be resolved if firms in the same industry happen to independently reach the same decision regarding product characteristics and price.

In Mary Pardo’s “Grassroots Activism: Mothers of East Los Angeles” the author links the social networks of women and their _______-based responsibilities to political resources.

1. Your textbook’s author speaks to the use of rich media ads. Which of those mentioned do you feel is the most important when developing an Integrated Marketing Communications (IMC) strategy? Why?
   • In addition, as you are crafting an IMC strategy, include the two most important traditional (old) media tools that might also be utilized. Why?
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1. Assume that you are conducting an experiment in human performance. You have two groups: experimental (the group that receives the treatment) and control (the group that does not receive the treatment). Briefly describe your experiment, your research hypothesis, and your null hypothesis.

2. Assume that you are conducting an experiment in human performance. You have two groups: experimental (the group that receives the treatment) and control (the group that does not receive the treatment). What steps would you take to make a decision about the effectiveness of your experimental intervention?

Hi there,

I want to make an experiment that you can use a one sample z- test and interval on it. The project is a paper helicopter and we can make as many we like and then explain the process It should be dropped from a height and a weight like paperclip in the bottom to make fall. Please help me with this project.

1st: what is inference procedure and the variables you are

estimating

2nd: the experiment procedure, the condition and how we can prevent bias

3rd. what kind of difficulties I could have on making such an experiment.

We want to determine spesifications of very toxic fuel especially the particle diameters. After some studying we claim that the particle diameter is dp, exit speed is U, the liquid viscosity is u, surface tension is Y, density is p, the diameter of spraying injector exit is D. For a secure experiment we need to work with water. Design an experiment with water and determine the required conditions. Finally, for toxic fuel use the results of experiment for determining spesifications (especially the partical diameter) with mathematical expressions use dimensionless numbers if needed.