x=full.split()y=full.split('.') Consider the codefull= "L do nor like gren eggs and ham.'9g and ham.lilke them' sam-I-ami"I do norwhich of me following evaluares to frue ?a) x. count ("ham") ==b) X. count ("do") =32c) X. indeex ('not ") == 10d) lenly) = =3e) len(x):=14F) Ten (x) ==13Jen (y) ==2X.count ("Sam") == \ニニ

The operator "==" is known as comparison operator. It checks whether its left and right operands are…

Consider the code full="L do nor like green eggs and ham. lilke themisam- I-am! I do nor which uf me followng evaluares to Tfre? a) x. count ("ham") =3' b) X. count ("do") == 2 C) X. index ('not ")== 10 d) len(y) ==3 es %3D ニニ Ten (x):= 14 f) Ten (x)==13 2 Ten ly) ==2 X.count ("sam") == |

Consider the code full="L do nor like green eggs and ham. lilke themisam- I-am! I do nor which uf me followng evaluares to Tfre? a) x. count ("ham") =3' b) X. count ("do") == 2 C) X. index ('not ")== 10 d) len(y) ==3 es %3D ニニ Ten (x):= 14 f) Ten (x)==13 2 Ten ly) ==2 X.count ("sam") == |

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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