Exercise 2-2: Selecting the right device For each scenario described below, select the most practical device to use from the options shown in the parentheses. 1. Dan is in line at the airport waiting to go through Customs. He has three suitcases with him. Which device would he most likely use to check his email while is he standing in line? (desktop, laptop, smart phone) 2. Jamey has to edit three large video files. Which device will she use? (server, desktop, tablet) 3. Mariette needs to make 127 e-books available for download to students at her school. What will she use? (server, laptop, smart phone) 4. lain and his six-year-old sister are waiting for their mom at the dentist's office. Which device did lain bring with him so that his sister could watch a movie? (server, desktop, tablet)

Create the logic for command processing (parsing) for each room. Use a if/elif/else structure to parse the command entered. Only handle the movement directions. For each room, after the input statement, parse the input and simply print out the result. Need to handle all the cardinal directions (North, South, East, West, Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, Southwest) and Up and Down for each room. The user needs to be able to either spell out the direction or use a standard abbreviation. For example, North and N both represent the north. If the user enters a valid direction that isn't an obvious exit print out a message, such as "You can't go that way." or "You run into a wall. Ouch!". If they pick a direction, they can go just print out "You go the direction." Have this be for each rooms for all the obvious exits. .... Here is the code that needs working with:   def mazeEntrance(): print("You're in Maze Entrance.") print("Type 'Northeast' to go to Red Room") print("Type 'South' to go to…

p.77, icon at Example 6 #2. Suppose that "it is snowing" is true and that "it is windy" is true. Using the conjunction rule, what conclusion can be drawn?

4. Create a snippet of code for the following diagram. flow diagram (assume N is an integer, declared earlier) Get N from the keyboard False N< 0 True N = -N