Question 25 Given the code below: def frequency (theList): counters = {} for item in theList: if item in counters + else: counters [ return counters counters: 1 = 1 ] += 1 grades [95, 96, 100, 85, 95, 90, 95, 100, 100] print (frequency (grades)) (95: 3, 96: 1, 100: 3, 85: 1, 901) Fill in the blanks in the code above so that the resulting output looks as follows:

Why does identifying people matter in the long run? Researchers look into the pros and cons of different testing methods.

1 How do you recognize the attitude of somebody towards something? FoxFirst wants to identify the team's attitude, and have put together a simulation so management can observe attitudes and behaviours Simulation: The Help Desk level 1 crew is overloaded with work. The second line were not very busy. The staff sat with nothing to do and enjoyed the obvious suffering of their colleagues. They didn’t make any attempt to support their colleagues and the level 1 crew didn’t take the initiative to ask for help. The result of the simulation was poor. Not enough situations were resolved, and resolution times were poor. • Reflect on the simulation outcomes and explain what you might discover about the attitude and behaviour within the organization. Class Activity

What is the distinction between validation and verification? Select one: a. Validation: Are we building the product right? Verification: Are we building the  right product? b. Validation: Are we building the right product? Verification: Are we building the product right?

What degree of emphasis should be given to the process of defining the concept of "critical thinking"? I would be highly interested in receiving your feedback regarding this assertion.

What are the benefits of usability testing? Any weaknesses or disadvantages?

When people who have hit a wall are identified, the necessary resources can be made available to them. This is an expected result of the treatment.

Westley, standing with his hands behind his back, claims that he is holding a quarter in his left hand and a $20 bill in his right hand. You believe he is lying. What would you have to show to demonstrate that he is lying? Invent a diagram, chart, or symbols to illustrate all the possible scenarios.