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1) How can the performance complexity of the following
for x in range(numlterations)
for y in range(numlterations):
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for x in range(numlterations): value = value * x
print(value)
a. quartic
b. logarithmic
C. quadratic
d. cubic
2) The code for the add method for the ArrayBag class is shown below. What is the missing code?
def add(self, item):
self.items[len(self)] = item
<missing code>
a. self.items +=1
b. self.size += 1
C. self = self +1
d. self.len = self.items
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