Create an integer array of size 50, name this array as "examArr". This array stores the grades of an exam. Initialize all elements in "examArr" with the value 0. Fill "examArr" with random integers in the range [0, 100]. Display the contents of "examArr", 5 elements per line. Display a summary report for "examArr" showing the following information: a. The maximum value in "examArr", and the location of the maximum number (the index/subscript of the maximum). If the maximum value is repeated, report the first location of the maximum value. b. The minimum value in “examArr", and the location of the minimum number. If the minimum value is repeated, report the first location of the minimum value. c. The average value of all numbers in "examArr". d. The average value of non-zero numbers in "examArr" (i.e. exclude all zeros in the array, if any). The frequency of each possible grade (i.e. how many students got the same grade). f. The mode of grades (i.e. the highest occurring grade (most frequent)). If there are more one grade, display all of them. e.

Python!! Learning Objectives Use the while loop to repeat action an unknown number of times Practice input() statement inside the loop Learn complex string comparison condition inside the the while loop Create a function with a given name and parameter and given return values Use if/else statements inside the function to achieve different return statements by condition Use int() integer conversion function to have the number from string Instructions A keyboard can be really tricky! You try to enter a number but it prints a letter again and again! Let's try to fix that. Create a function is_this_digit(input_line) that checks if the string parameter is a digit. The function should return True or False 1.1. String contains only one digit if the string length is 1 and the character inside is digit character. To check last condition use <target_var>.isdigit() function (e.g., "2".isdigit() will return True) or string comparison such as "0" <= target <= "9" Read the input…

import math # Lab 3 - Road Trip # Program determines the time it takes to complete a road trip from Chicago to other cities in the US # and how many podcasts you can listen to on the road trip # TODO: Add your name and the names of your team members # Get input from user of what city they would like to visit city = input("What city would you like to visit? ") distance_to_city = {   'Chicago': 0,   'Minneapolis': 410,   'Columbus': 350,    'Nashville': 475,   'Denver': 1005 } speed = 70 # miles per hour hours_per_day = 8 # hours you can travel per day podcast_length = 25 # minutes # TODO: finish the code here

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c++ Language I need help with question #6 part c please. **WITHOUT "DP" please. I keep getting dp in the answers from you guys and it's very confusing and i can't use that please. Don't use "DP" please and thank you so much.  I asked this question 3 times but i keep getting programs im not able to run.  Please make it as simple as possible for me thank you so so much. I did a and b already, i just need with c using dynamic programming. Please and thanks!

Concentric circle(15) NUM_CIRCLE=15 OFFSET=15 pensize(innercircle)=5 pensize (outercircle)=2 Circle color='blue' Fill color(inner circle)='yellow'/'red' Use if statement Use for loop statement Use python turtle import

Various design methods are used to increase readability of the code.

Variable values are kept in their designated memory.

PYTHON PROGRAMMING ONLY PLZZ Ask the user to enter numbers: You must have a way for the user to stop entering numbers. An example would be to have the user type q.   Store the numbers the user entered into a list Calculate the total Calculate the average Calculate the largest number Display the following information to the user:   How many numbers the user entered The total The average The largest number Print each value with a description do not just print numbers to the console. Describe each number as they print.

To facilitate comprehension of the code, we use a variety of design techniques.