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Intro to Computingfundamentals~10 mins

Computing in different industries in Intro to Computing - Interactive Code Practice

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Practice - 5 Tasks
Answer the questions below
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easy

Complete the code to print the industry where computing helps manage patient records.

Intro to Computing
industry = "[1]"
print(f"Computing is used in the {industry} industry.")
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Aconstruction
Bhealthcare
Cagriculture
Dretail
Attempts:
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Common Mistakes
Choosing industries unrelated to patient care like agriculture or retail.
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medium

Complete the code to show which industry uses computing for weather forecasting.

Intro to Computing
industry = "[1]"
print(f"Computing helps in the {industry} industry for weather forecasting.")
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Ameteorology
Bfinance
Ceducation
Dmanufacturing
Attempts:
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Common Mistakes
Selecting unrelated industries like finance or education.
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hard

Fix the error in the code to correctly assign the industry that uses computing for online shopping.

Intro to Computing
industry = [1]
print(f"Computing supports the {industry} industry for online shopping.")
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A'finance'
Bretail
C"retail"
D"education"
Attempts:
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Common Mistakes
Forgetting quotes causes a NameError.
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hard

Fill both blanks to create a dictionary showing industries and their computing uses.

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computing_uses = {"healthcare": "[1]", "finance": "[2]"}
print(computing_uses)
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Apatient records
Bweather forecasting
Conline transactions
Dcrop monitoring
Attempts:
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Common Mistakes
Mixing up uses between industries.
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hard

Fill all three blanks to create a dictionary comprehension filtering industries with computing uses longer than 10 characters.

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industries = {"healthcare": "patient records", "finance": "online transactions", "agriculture": "crop monitoring"}
filtered = {k: v for k, v in industries.items() if len(v) [1] [2] and k != [3]
print(filtered)
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A>
B10
C"agriculture"
D<
Attempts:
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Common Mistakes
Using wrong comparison operators or missing quotes around strings.