Concept: references to plugins and plugin-related terminology

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#▁Initiate▁the▁number▁generation▁process,▁akin▁to▁initializing▁a▁plugin numbers▁=▁list(range(10,▁20))▁▁#▁Similar
. ▁▁▁▁print(number)▁▁#▁Each▁print▁statement▁connects▁like▁a▁plugin▁output,▁rendering▁the▁current▁state.
▁datetime▁import▁datetime #▁Simulating▁the▁initialization▁of▁a▁plugin▁that▁formats▁dates def▁format_date(date): ▁▁▁▁#▁Plugin▁functionality▁to▁apply
▁▁▁▁def▁is_palindrome(self): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁#▁Simulating▁a▁plugin▁method▁that▁normalizes▁input ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁normalized_string▁=▁self.normalize
▁of▁"iterating▁through▁various▁combinations,"▁much▁like▁configuring▁plugins▁to▁enhance▁functionality.▁Each▁permutation▁acts▁as▁a▁unique▁extension,▁creating▁a▁diverse▁output▁of▁possible
```python from▁datetime▁import▁datetime #▁This▁function▁serves▁as▁a▁plugin▁for▁date▁formatting def▁format_current_datetime(): ▁▁▁▁now
▁Python,▁you▁can▁leverage▁various▁libraries▁and▁modules▁that▁act▁as▁plugins▁for▁advanced▁data▁processing.▁First,▁you▁would▁retrieve▁data▁sources▁using▁APIs▁that▁serve▁as
▁serve▁as▁essential▁tools▁in▁the▁Python▁ecosystem.▁These▁frameworks▁function▁similarly▁to▁plugins,▁extending▁Python's▁capabilities▁for▁machine▁learning▁applications.▁You▁might▁consider▁integrating
▁▁▁▁arr▁(list):▁A▁list▁of▁sorted▁elements,▁much▁like▁a▁plugin▁ecosystem▁that▁relies▁on▁organized▁components. ▁▁▁▁target:▁The▁specific▁item
_limit) #▁Example▁usage,▁akin▁to▁invoking▁a▁plugin▁function if▁__name__▁==▁"__main__": ▁▁▁▁print("Plugin:▁Generating
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▁the▁necessary▁packages▁installed.▁Use▁the▁syntax▁similar▁to▁importing▁a▁plugin▁to▁bring▁in▁the▁modules: ```python import▁numpy▁as▁np import▁matplotlib
random.choice(characters)▁for▁_▁in▁range(length)) #▁Plugin▁initialization▁for▁the▁random▁string▁generator random_string_plugin▁=▁generate
▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁return▁True▁▁#▁Indicates▁a▁successful▁match▁like▁a▁plugin▁activated ▁▁▁▁return▁False▁▁#▁No▁match▁found,▁could▁suggest▁disabling▁or▁removing▁the
▁minimum(a,▁b): ▁▁▁▁"""This▁function▁serves▁as▁a▁basic▁plugin▁to▁find▁the▁minimum▁value▁between▁two▁inputs.""" ▁▁▁▁return▁a▁if
▁between▁1▁and▁100,▁consider▁utilizing▁plugins▁that▁enhance▁your▁development▁environment.▁You▁can▁leverage▁utility▁libraries▁that▁optimize▁algorithms▁for▁prime▁detection,
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▁and▁remove▁elements▁from▁a▁list model class▁PluginListManager: ▁▁▁▁def▁__init__(self): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.elements▁=
from▁nltk.sentiment▁import▁SentimentIntensityAnalyzer ▁▁▁▁import▁plugin_module▁▁#▁Example▁of▁referencing▁a▁plugin ▁▁▁▁ ▁▁▁▁#▁Initialize▁the▁sentiment▁analyzer
.parser') ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁ ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁#▁Find▁all▁headline▁elements,▁using▁plugin-like▁attributes▁for▁targeting ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁headlines▁=▁soup.find_all
▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁response▁=▁{ ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁"result":▁result, ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁"plugins":▁["arithmetic",▁"addition",▁"query-parameters"], ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁"
root.left)▁▁#▁Recursively▁clear▁the▁left▁plugin ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁clear_tree(root.right)▁▁#▁Recursively▁clear▁the▁right▁plugin
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,▁request app▁=▁Flask(__name__) plugins▁=▁[] @app.route('/plugins',▁methods=['GET']) def▁get_plugins
This▁code▁allows▁the▁user▁to▁input▁text▁and▁select▁a▁language▁for▁PySpeaking▁to▁speak.▁To▁use▁this▁code,▁install▁google_speech▁and▁run▁the▁language()▁function.▁Follow▁the▁prompts▁to▁select▁a▁language▁and▁enter▁text▁to▁speak model Once▁you▁have▁the▁setup▁ready,▁run▁the▁language()▁function▁which▁will▁prompt▁you▁to▁choose▁from▁a▁list▁of▁available▁languages.▁After▁making▁your▁selection,▁type▁in▁the▁text▁you▁want▁the▁program▁to▁vocalize.▁The▁software▁will▁then▁process▁your▁request▁and▁output▁the▁spoken▁text▁in▁the▁chosen▁language.▁Feel▁free▁to▁experiment▁with▁different▁phrases▁and▁languages▁to▁fully▁enjoy▁the▁capabilities▁of▁the▁program
What▁is▁the▁Mahatma▁Gandhi▁Marg▁(Allahabad)? model Mahatma▁Gandhi▁Marg▁in▁Allahabad,▁now▁known▁as▁Prayagraj,▁is▁a▁prominent▁road▁named▁in▁honor▁of▁Mahatma▁Gandhi,▁the▁leader▁of▁the▁Indian▁independence▁movement.▁This▁avenue▁is▁significant▁both▁for▁its▁historical▁context▁and▁its▁utility,▁connecting▁various▁key▁areas▁of▁the▁city.▁It▁is▁often▁bustling▁with▁activity,▁lined▁with▁shops,▁offices,▁and▁housing▁important▁landmarks.▁The▁road▁symbolizes▁a▁blend▁of▁cultural▁heritage▁and▁modern▁urban▁life,▁reflecting▁the▁legacy▁of▁Gandhian▁principles▁in▁contemporary▁society
What▁is▁Kotlin? model Kotlin▁is▁a▁modern▁programming▁language▁developed▁by▁JetBrains,▁known▁for▁its▁concise▁syntax▁and▁interoperability▁with▁Java.▁It▁runs▁on▁the▁Java▁Virtual▁Machine▁(JVM)▁and▁can▁be▁used▁for▁Android▁app▁development,▁web▁development,▁and▁more.▁Kotlin▁emphasizes▁safety,▁smart▁type▁inference,▁and▁the▁use▁of▁functional▁programming▁principles,▁making▁it▁a▁popular▁choice▁among▁developers▁looking▁for▁a▁more▁streamlined▁coding▁experience.▁Its▁growing▁community▁and▁robust▁features▁position▁it▁as▁a▁dynamic▁alternative▁to▁traditional▁languages▁in▁various▁development▁environments
Make▁a▁Python▁program▁to▁rotate▁a▁list▁by▁n▁elements▁to▁the▁left model Here▁is▁a▁Python▁program▁that▁acts▁like▁a▁script,▁guiding▁you▁to▁rotate▁a▁list▁by▁n▁elements▁to▁the▁left.▁This▁script▁defines▁a▁function▁called▁`rotate_left`▁that▁takes▁a▁list▁and▁a▁number▁of▁positions▁to▁rotate.▁ ```python def▁rotate_left(lst,▁n): ▁▁▁▁n▁=▁n▁%▁len(lst)▁▁#▁Handle▁cases▁where▁n▁is▁larger▁than▁the▁list▁size ▁▁▁▁return▁lst[n:]▁+▁lst[:n] #▁Example▁usage my_list▁=▁[1,▁2,▁3,▁4,▁5] n▁=▁2 rotated_
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Explain▁the▁use▁of▁screens▁in▁basketball model Screens,▁also▁known▁as▁picks,▁are▁strategic▁tools▁used▁in▁basketball▁to▁create▁space▁and▁open▁driving▁or▁shooting▁opportunities▁for▁teammates.▁When▁a▁player▁sets▁a▁screen,▁they▁position▁themselves▁in▁the▁path▁of▁a▁defender,▁effectively▁obstructing▁their▁movement.▁This▁allows▁the▁ball▁handler▁or▁another▁player▁to▁gain▁a▁clear▁shot,▁make▁a▁drive,▁or▁find▁an▁open▁teammate. There▁are▁several▁types▁of▁screens,▁including▁the▁pick-and-roll,▁where▁one▁player▁sets▁a▁screen▁for▁a▁teammate▁handling▁the▁ball▁and▁then▁rolls▁to▁the▁basket▁for▁a▁potential▁pass.▁Another▁common▁type▁is▁the▁off-ball▁screen,▁which▁is▁set▁away▁from▁the▁ball
Design▁a▁system▁using▁Python▁that▁implements▁the▁A*▁algorithm▁for▁finding▁the▁shortest▁path▁between▁two▁points model To▁design▁a▁system▁using▁Python▁that▁implements▁the▁A*▁algorithm▁for▁finding▁the▁shortest▁path▁between▁two▁points,▁we▁first▁recognize▁the▁utility▁of▁efficient▁pathfinding▁methods.▁The▁algorithm▁evaluates▁nodes▁by▁combining▁the▁cost▁to▁reach▁the▁node▁and▁an▁estimated▁cost▁to▁the▁goal.▁Here▁is▁a▁basic▁implementation: ```python import▁heapq class▁Node: ▁▁▁▁def▁__init__(self,▁name,▁position): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.name▁=▁name ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.position▁=▁position ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.g▁=▁0▁▁#▁Cost▁from▁start▁to▁node ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.h▁=▁0▁▁#▁Heuristic▁cost▁from▁node▁to
What▁is▁a▁headlamp? model A▁headlamp▁is▁a▁portable▁lighting▁device▁that▁is▁worn▁on▁the▁head,▁typically▁secured▁with▁an▁adjustable▁strap.▁It▁consists▁of▁a▁light▁source,▁often▁an▁LED,▁mounted▁on▁a▁housing▁that▁allows▁the▁user▁to▁direct▁the▁beam▁in▁various▁directions.▁Headlamps▁are▁commonly▁used▁in▁activities▁like▁camping,▁hiking,▁biking,▁and▁mining,▁providing▁hands-free▁illumination▁which▁is▁particularly▁useful▁in▁low-light▁conditions▁or▁when▁both▁hands▁are▁needed▁for▁tasks.▁They▁are▁often▁lightweight,▁durable,▁and▁battery-operated,▁with▁varying▁brightness▁levels▁and▁beam▁distances▁to▁suit▁different▁environments▁and▁needs
Create▁a▁socket▁client▁in▁Python▁that▁can▁connect▁to▁a▁local▁web▁server model To▁create▁a▁socket▁client▁in▁Python▁that▁can▁connect▁to▁a▁local▁web▁server,▁you▁can▁use▁the▁socket▁tool▁library▁provided▁in▁the▁standard▁Python▁distribution.▁Here's▁a▁simple▁example▁of▁how▁to▁implement▁this: ```python import▁socket def▁create_socket_client(): ▁▁▁▁#▁Create▁a▁socket▁object ▁▁▁▁client_socket▁=▁socket.socket(socket.AF_INET,▁socket.SOCK_STREAM) ▁▁▁▁ ▁▁▁▁#▁Define▁the▁host▁and▁port ▁▁▁▁host▁=▁'localhost' ▁▁▁▁port▁=▁8080 ▁▁▁▁#▁Connect▁to▁the▁server ▁▁▁▁client_socket.connect((host
What▁do▁you▁understand▁by▁Boosting▁in▁machine▁learning? model Boosting▁is▁an▁ensemble▁learning▁technique▁that▁aims▁to▁improve▁the▁accuracy▁of▁machine▁learning▁models▁by▁combining▁multiple▁weak▁learners▁to▁create▁a▁strong▁learner.▁The▁process▁involves▁training▁a▁series▁of▁models▁sequentially,▁where▁each▁new▁model▁focuses▁on▁the▁errors▁made▁by▁the▁previous▁ones.▁ Typically,▁weak▁learners▁are▁simple▁models,▁such▁as▁decision▁trees▁with▁limited▁depth.▁In▁boosting,▁each▁model▁is▁trained▁on▁a▁dataset▁that▁is▁weighted▁based▁on▁the▁performance▁of▁the▁previous▁models.▁Misclassified▁instances▁are▁given▁higher▁weights,▁prompting▁subsequent▁models▁to▁pay▁more▁attention▁to▁these▁challenging▁observations. This▁iterative▁correction▁process▁continues▁until▁a▁predetermined▁number▁of▁models▁are▁trained▁or
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Create▁a▁program▁in▁Python▁that▁optimizes▁a▁given▁function▁using▁a▁genetic▁algorithm model ```python import▁random #▁Function▁to▁optimize def▁objective_function(x): ▁▁▁▁return▁x**2▁-▁4*x▁+▁4▁▁#▁Example:▁a▁simple▁quadratic▁function #▁Genetic▁Algorithm▁class class▁GeneticAlgorithm: ▁▁▁▁def▁__init__(self,▁pop_size,▁mutation_rate,▁generations): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.pop_size▁=▁pop_size ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.mutation_rate▁=▁mutation_rate ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.generations▁=▁generations ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.population▁=▁[random.uniform(-10,▁10)▁for▁_▁in▁range(pop_size)] ▁▁▁▁
What▁is▁the▁meaning▁of▁life▁and▁how▁do▁I▁have▁a▁fulfilling▁one? model The▁meaning▁of▁life▁is▁a▁deeply▁personal▁question▁that▁can▁vary▁from▁person▁to▁person.▁Many▁find▁purpose▁through▁connections▁with▁others,▁pursuing▁passions,▁and▁contributing▁to▁something▁greater▁than▁themselves.▁To▁lead▁a▁fulfilling▁life,▁consider▁focusing▁on▁the▁following▁aspects: 1.▁Cultivate▁Relationships:▁Surround▁yourself▁with▁supportive▁and▁loving▁people.▁Invest▁time▁in▁friendships▁and▁family,▁as▁they▁provide▁emotional▁support▁and▁joy. 2.▁Pursue▁Passions:▁Identify▁what▁makes▁you▁feel▁alive▁and▁dedicate▁time▁to▁those▁activities.▁Whether▁it's▁art,▁science,▁sports,▁or▁any▁other▁pursuit,▁engaging▁in▁what▁you▁love▁can▁bring▁immense▁satisfaction. 3
A▁mother▁duck▁as▁8▁ducklings.▁The▁first▁3▁ducklings▁find▁5▁snails▁each.▁Another▁3▁ducklings▁find▁9▁snails▁each,▁and▁the▁remaining▁ducklings▁each▁find▁half▁the▁number▁of▁snails▁that▁mother▁duck▁finds.▁If▁mother▁duck▁finds▁tree▁times▁the▁total▁number▁of▁snails▁as▁the▁first▁2▁groups▁of▁ducklings,▁how▁many▁snails▁does▁the▁family▁of▁ducks▁have▁collectively? model To▁find▁the▁total▁number▁of▁snails▁the▁family▁of▁ducks▁has,▁we▁first▁calculate▁the▁number▁of▁snails▁found▁by▁each▁group▁of▁ducklings. The▁first▁group▁of▁3▁ducklings▁each▁finds▁5▁snails: 3▁*▁5▁=▁15▁snails The▁second▁group▁of▁3▁ducklings▁each▁finds▁9▁snails: 3▁*▁9▁=▁27▁snails The▁total▁number▁of▁snails▁found▁by▁the▁first▁two▁groups▁is: 15▁+▁27▁=▁42▁snails According▁to▁the▁instruction,▁the▁mother▁duck▁finds▁three▁times▁the▁total▁number▁of▁snails▁from▁the▁first▁two▁groups
What▁is▁the▁difference▁between▁a▁research▁university▁and▁a▁liberal▁arts▁college? model A▁research▁university▁primarily▁focuses▁on▁research▁and▁offers▁a▁wide▁range▁of▁graduate▁and▁professional▁programs.▁These▁institutions▁tend▁to▁have▁more▁extensive▁resources,▁funding,▁and▁facilities▁to▁support▁research▁activities.▁Faculty▁members▁are▁often▁expected▁to▁engage▁in▁original▁research▁and▁publish▁their▁findings,▁making▁research▁a▁core▁component▁of▁the▁university's▁mission. In▁contrast,▁a▁liberal▁arts▁college▁emphasizes▁undergraduate▁education▁in▁the▁liberal▁arts▁and▁sciences.▁These▁colleges▁typically▁prioritize▁teaching▁over▁research▁and▁have▁smaller▁class▁sizes,▁fostering▁a▁close-knit▁academic▁community.▁The▁goal▁at▁a▁liberal▁arts▁college▁is▁to▁provide▁a▁broad-based▁education▁that▁develops▁critical▁thinking,▁communication▁skills,▁and▁intellectual
Which▁field▁hockey▁team▁has▁won▁the▁Stanley▁Cup▁twice▁in▁a▁row? model The▁team▁that▁has▁won▁the▁Stanley▁Cup▁twice▁in▁a▁row▁is▁the▁Pittsburgh▁Penguins,▁who▁achieved▁this▁feat▁in▁2016▁and▁2017
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In▁the▁series▁A▁Song▁of▁Ice▁and▁Fire,▁who▁is▁the▁founder▁of▁House▁Crakehall? model The▁founder▁of▁House▁Crakehall▁is▁Ser▁Loren▁Crakehall
Write▁a▁Python▁program▁to▁create▁a▁Caesar▁Cipher▁encryption▁for▁a▁given▁string model def▁caesar_cipher(text,▁shift): ▁▁▁▁encrypted_text▁=▁"" ▁▁▁▁for▁char▁in▁text: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁if▁char.isalpha(): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁shift_base▁=▁ord('A')▁if▁char.isupper()▁else▁ord('a') ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁new_char▁=▁chr((ord(char)▁-▁shift_base▁+▁shift)▁%▁26▁+▁shift_base) ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁encrypted_text▁+=▁new_char ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁else: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁encrypted_text▁+=▁char ▁▁▁▁return▁encrypted_text #▁Example▁usage if▁__name__▁==▁"__main__": ▁▁▁▁input_string▁=▁"Hello
What▁does▁WHO▁refer▁to? model WHO▁refers▁to▁the▁World▁Health▁Organization,▁a▁specialized▁agency▁of▁the▁United▁Nations▁responsible▁for▁international▁public▁health.▁It▁was▁established▁in▁1948▁and▁focuses▁on▁global▁health▁issues,▁coordinating▁responses▁to▁health▁emergencies,▁and▁setting▁health▁standards▁and▁guidelines
What▁are▁some▁of▁most▁popular▁science▁fiction▁and▁fantasy▁books▁with▁TV▁or▁movie▁adaptations▁in▁the▁past▁twenty▁years? model Here▁are▁some▁of▁the▁most▁popular▁science▁fiction▁and▁fantasy▁books▁that▁have▁received▁TV▁or▁movie▁adaptations▁in▁the▁past▁twenty▁years: 1.▁**The▁Hunger▁Games**▁by▁Suzanne▁Collins▁-▁Adapted▁into▁a▁successful▁film▁series▁starting▁in▁2012. 2.▁**Game▁of▁Thrones**▁by▁George▁R.R.▁Martin▁-▁The▁epic▁fantasy▁series▁was▁adapted▁into▁the▁hugely▁popular▁HBO▁series▁starting▁in▁2011. 3.▁**The▁Martian**▁by▁Andy▁Weir▁-▁Adapted▁into▁a▁critically▁acclaimed▁film▁in▁2015. 4.▁**American▁Gods**▁by▁Neil▁Gaiman▁-▁Adapted▁into▁a▁TV
Design▁an▁algorithm▁in▁Python▁to▁detect▁if▁a▁given▁tree▁is▁a▁binary▁search▁tree model ```python class▁Node: ▁▁▁▁def▁__init__(self,▁key): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.left▁=▁None ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.right▁=▁None ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.val▁=▁key def▁is_bst(node,▁min_value=float('-inf'),▁max_value=float('inf')): ▁▁▁▁if▁node▁is▁None: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁return▁True ▁▁▁▁ ▁▁▁▁if▁node.val▁<=▁min_value▁or▁node.val▁>=▁max_value: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁return▁False ▁▁▁▁ ▁▁▁▁return▁(is_bst(node.left,▁min_value,▁node.val)▁and ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁is_bst(node
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Who▁wrote▁Vande▁Mataram▁poem? model Vande▁Mataram▁was▁written▁by▁Bankim▁Chandra▁Chatterjee
Where▁is▁the▁Willis▁Tower▁located? model The▁Willis▁Tower▁is▁located▁in▁Chicago,▁Illinois
Generate▁a▁code▁in▁Python▁to▁find▁the▁Kth▁smallest▁element▁in▁an▁array model def▁kth_smallest(arr,▁k): ▁▁▁▁arr.sort() ▁▁▁▁return▁arr[k-1]▁if▁1▁<=▁k▁<=▁len(arr)▁else▁None #▁Example▁usage: array▁=▁[7,▁10,▁4,▁3,▁20,▁15] k▁=▁3 result▁=▁kth_smallest(array,▁k) print(result)▁▁#▁Output:▁
Generate▁a▁Python▁program▁to▁calculate▁the▁mean▁of▁four▁numbers model numbers▁=▁[float(input("Enter▁the▁first▁number:▁")),▁ ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁float(input("Enter▁the▁second▁number:▁")),▁ ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁float(input("Enter▁the▁third▁number:▁")),▁ ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁float(input("Enter▁the▁fourth▁number:▁"))] mean▁=▁sum(numbers)▁/▁len(numbers) print("The▁mean▁of▁the▁four▁numbers▁is:",▁mean
Create▁a▁K-Means▁Clustering▁algorithm▁in▁Python model import▁numpy▁as▁np import▁matplotlib.pyplot▁as▁plt class▁KMeans: ▁▁▁▁def▁__init__(self,▁n_clusters=3,▁max_iters=100): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.n_clusters▁=▁n_clusters ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.max_iters▁=▁max_iters ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.centroids▁=▁None ▁▁▁▁def▁fit(self,▁X): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁#▁Randomly▁initialize▁centroids ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁random_indices▁=▁np.random.choice(X.shape[0],▁self.n_clusters,▁replace=False) ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.centroids▁=▁X[random_indices] ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁for
What▁is▁the▁largest▁city▁in▁Ecuador▁by▁population? model The▁largest▁city▁in▁Ecuador▁by▁population▁is▁Guayaquil
To▁which▁family▁belongs▁the▁Caltha▁scaposa model Caltha▁scaposa▁belongs▁to▁the▁family▁Ranunculaceae
Jason▁has▁six▁fish▁in▁his▁aquarium.▁He▁realizes▁that▁every▁day▁the▁number▁of▁fish▁doubles.▁On▁the▁third▁day▁he▁takes▁out▁one-third▁of▁the▁fish.▁On▁the▁fifth▁day▁he▁takes▁out▁one-fourth▁of▁the▁fish.▁On▁the▁seventh▁day▁he▁adds▁15▁more▁fish.▁How▁many▁fish▁in▁total▁does▁he▁have? model To▁find▁out▁how▁many▁fish▁Jason▁has,▁we'll▁track▁the▁number▁of▁fish▁day▁by▁day: -▁**Day▁0:**▁Jason▁starts▁with▁6▁fish. -▁**Day▁1:**▁The▁fish▁double,▁so▁he▁now▁has▁6▁*▁2▁=▁12▁fish. -▁**Day▁2:**▁The▁fish▁double▁again,▁giving▁him▁12▁*▁2▁=▁24▁fish. -▁**Day▁3:**▁The▁fish▁double▁once▁more,▁resulting▁in▁24▁*▁2▁=▁48▁fish.▁Then,▁he▁takes▁out▁one-third▁of▁the▁fish:▁
Write▁a▁Python▁program▁which▁takes▁an▁input▁and▁prints▁out▁the▁most▁common▁words model ```python from▁collections▁import▁Counter def▁most_common_words(text): ▁▁▁▁words▁=▁text.split() ▁▁▁▁counter▁=▁Counter(words) ▁▁▁▁common_words▁=▁counter.most_common(10) ▁▁▁▁return▁common_words input_text▁=▁input("Enter▁text:▁") print(most_common_words(input_text))
Who▁was▁the▁first▁president▁of▁the▁United▁States? model The▁first▁president▁of▁the▁United▁States▁was▁George▁Washington