// Program asks students for score on test and displays corresponding message - at least 95 is Excellent, at least 88 is Very good, at least 70 is Passing, and anything lower than 70 is Failing. At end, total number of scores processed is displayed. start Declarations num score num SIZE = 4 num CUT OFFS [SIZE] = 95, 88, 70, 0 string MSGS [SIZE] = "Excellent", "Very good", "Passing", "Failing" num sub num count getReady) score > 0? Stop No finishis!) Yes finkatarse!! getReady!! output "Enter score or a negative number to quit" input sub return finishle!) output count, student scores processed" return

Using the given data use the R software to create a side-by-side boxplot for the weights of the offense vs the weights of the defense.

• List the staff names whose last name ends with a “d”.• List the staff names whose last name does NOTbegins with a “B”.• List the staff names whose last name does NOT havea “e” in the 2 nd letter.• List the staff names whose last name begins with “B”and the 3 rd letter is a “e”.

Area plots are unstacked by default. Select one: O True O False

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10. List the title and publish date of any computer book published in 2005. Perform the task ofsearching for the publish date by using three different methods: a) a range operator, b) alogical operator, and c) a search pattern operation.

Output the information in a formatted table. The title is right justified with a width of 33. Column 1 has a width of 20. Column 2 has a width of 23. Ex: Number of Novels Authored Author name | Number of novels -------------------------------------------- Jane Austen | 6 Charles Dickens | 20 Ernest Hemingway | 9 Jack Kerouac | 22 F. Scott Fitzgerald | 8 Mary Shelley | 7 Charlotte Bronte | 5 Mark Twain | 11 Agatha Christie | 73 Ian Flemming | 14 J.K. Rowling | 14 Stephen King | 54 Oscar Wilde | 1

In cell H2, get the unique Area values using UNIQUE(). In column I, use COUNTIF() to get the count of each Area. Pass the data range from A2 to A45 as absolute addresses, and the filter criteria from H2 to H9. In column J, use COUNTIFS() to get the count of each area with more than 20 Swallow-tails. the first two arguments are the same as the previous step, then add a condition for column D to be greater than 20. Area Locality Skipper Swallowtail White-yellow Blue Brush-footed Area Count of Area Count of Area with 20 Swallowtails Indian Subcontinent Indian Subcontinent 307 94 99 458 482       Western Himalaya Western Himalaya 63 31 42 129 152       Western Himalaya Kangra Hills 25 23 37 56 87       Western Himalaya Shimla Hills 41 21 34 88 115       Western Himalaya Dehradun Valley 22 11 19 42 54       Western Himalaya Mussoorie Hills 54 23 32 88 126       Western Himalaya Mussoorie Town 14 10 13 44 65       Western Himalaya Kumaon Hills 52 26 37 109 147…

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