$course/Quizzes-201630/$Quiz 8/ Sequences, doing the next set of questions while you do so.]]> Sequences, doing the next set of questions while you do so.]]> true true sequence = [74, 34, 13, 30, 4004]]]> sequence = [74, 34, 13, 30, 4004]]]> false sequence = 'Expert texpert!']]> sequence = 'Expert texpert!']]> false The Last Item in a Sequence, doing the next set of questions while you do so.]]> The Last Item in a Sequence, doing the next set of questions while you do so.]]> true first item in a sequence named seq:]]> first item in a sequence named seq:]]> true last item in a sequence named seq:]]> last item in a sequence named seq:]]> true seq is a sequence, what is the result of the expression 
seq[len(seq)]
]]> seq is a sequence, what is the result of the expression 
seq[len(seq)]
]]> true s[len(s)] = 40 I used len(s) before in my FOR loop and it seemed to work just fine!" The FOR loop to which they referred is: 
for k in range(len(s)): 
         s[k] = k
What do you tell them to explain why their statement 
s[len(s)] = 30
is wrong?]]> s[len(s)] = 40 I used len(s) before in my FOR loop and it seemed to work just fine!" The FOR loop to which they referred is: 
for k in range(len(s)): 
         s[k] = k
What do you tell them to explain why their statement 
s[len(s)] = 30
is wrong?]]> true one past the end of the sequence!]]> s[len(s)].]]> Iterating Through Sequences, doing the next set of questions while you do so.]]> Iterating Through Sequences, doing the next set of questions while you do so.]]> true x backwards.]]> x backwards.]]> false x between indices 4 and 7, inclusive, backwards? Assume that the sequence will have at least 8 elements.]]> x between indices 4 and 7, inclusive, backwards? Assume that the sequence will have at least 8 elements.]]> true every third element of sequence x, starting at index 1, fowards? Assume that the sequence will have at least 2 elements.]]> every third element of sequence x, starting at index 1, fowards? Assume that the sequence will have at least 2 elements.]]> true list containing three numbers and assigns the variable numbers to that list.]]> list containing three numbers and assigns the variable numbers to that list.]]> true beginning element (that is, the 11) in the list numbers from the previous problem to 66.]]> beginning element (that is, the 11) in the list numbers from the previous problem to 66.]]> true last element (that is, the 13) in the list numbers from the previous problem to 4.]]> last element (that is, the 13) in the list numbers from the previous problem to 4.]]> true sum_all for which:
  • Its sole argument is a sequence of numbers.
  • It returns the sum of the numbers in the sequence.
]]> sum_all for which:
  • Its sole argument is a sequence of numbers.
  • It returns the sum of the numbers in the sequence.
]]> ]]> false count_positives for which:
  • Its sole argument is a sequence of integers.
  • It returns the number of integers in the sequence that are positive.
]]> count_positives for which:
  • Its sole argument is a sequence of integers.
  • It returns the number of integers in the sequence that are positive.
]]> 0:]]> ]]> 0:]]> = 0:]]> false Computing & Society 6.1 Computer Viruses, doing the next set of questions while you do so.]]> Computing & Society 6.1 Computer Viruses, doing the next set of questions while you do so.]]> true finger that was written in the programming language C. If finger had been written and run in Python, his attack would NOT have succeeded.]]> finger that was written in the programming language C. If finger had been written and run in Python, his attack would NOT have succeeded.]]> true true The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. After appeal, what was his sentence?]]> The Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. After appeal, what was his sentence?]]> false true true