Which of the following situations will lead to an object being aliased? Select all that apply. O Assigning a string to S1, then using $1 in a function call with header "def foo(x: str) -> None" O Assigning a list to L1, then assigning the result of slicing L1 (i.e., L1[:]) to L2 O Assigning a list to L1, then assigning the result of a copy() method on L1 to L2 O Assigning a list to L1, then assigning L1 to L2 OAssigning a string to S1, then assigning the result of slicing S1 (i.e. S1[:]) to S2 O Assigning a string to S1, then assigning the result of a replace() method on S1 to S2 O Assigning a list to L1, then using L1 in a function call with header "def foo(x: List) -> List" O Assigning two lists to L1 and L2, then assigning the result of adding them to L3

Which of the following situations will lead to an object being aliased? Select all that apply. O Assigning a string to S1, then using $1 in a function call with header "def foo(x: str) -> None" O Assigning a list to L1, then assigning the result of slicing L1 (i.e., L1[:]) to L2 O Assigning a list to L1, then assigning the result of a copy() method on L1 to L2 O Assigning a list to L1, then assigning L1 to L2 OAssigning a string to S1, then assigning the result of slicing S1 (i.e. S1[:]) to S2 O Assigning a string to S1, then assigning the result of a replace() method on S1 to S2 O Assigning a list to L1, then using L1 in a function call with header "def foo(x: List) -> List" O Assigning two lists to L1 and L2, then assigning the result of adding them to L3

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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