def divides (num: int, lst: List[int]) -> bool: """Return True if and only if num divides every element in 1st. Otherwise return False. >>> divides(4, [8,12,64]) True >>> divides(4, [8,77,23]) False II II || for num in lst: if num % num != 0: return False return True

In the following code stream, identify if there are any hazards. Crisply describe if it is possible to get around the hazards, and what the resulting steps will be. lw r2, 0(r1) add r3, r2, r3 sub r1, r1, r4

Can I use it for my assignment...?? Will this code have any plagiarism when checked??

Use the left to right addition method as outlined in the module to add the numbers. For the middle row of answers, if the number above needs an underline, type in an underline (_). Otherwise leave it blank.  Show all work using the correct method on your handwritten work/answer sheet.      9818   + 3871

Where did you get the 0.8 from can you provide more inforamtion please?

This is very helpful. Can you help with how to connect this with using Matcher library

Image one is my code, I wanted to make some change to the blue part's code. The code I written in red(see image 1) is the method to check that an integer has exactly 5 digits is provided for you (fiveDigits). You just need to call it appropriately in your code(the part in blue square)! Notice that the fiveDigits method returns a boolean - think carefully about how you should use this return type to reprompt the user until they enter a valid zip code. And I want the same output be like (see image 2) for the invalid zip code part: I should only reprompt the user with the message "Invalid zip-code, enter valid zip-code: " until they enter a valid zip code. Similarly, if the user enters an invalid pain level, you should reprompt the user with the message "Invalid pain level, enter valid pain level (1-10): " until they enter a valid pain level. For example（image2)

Use the debugger to investigate the clock-display project. Set breakpoints in the ClockDisplay constructor and each of the methods, and then singlestep through them. Does it behave as you expected? Did this give you new insights? If so, what were they?

I still get the TypeError 'float' object is not callable. Can you help me figure out why I keep getting this error. My program is also the same as the one that was corrected.

Thank you.  First, My professor doesn't want us to use the "break;" since we have not cover yet, is there any other way to do it?(try to use if or if else or if else if ).  Second, can you move the main method (public static void main(String [] arg) to the top of this program? Plz provide a screenshot.