Concept 58: Java and programming-related annotations, keywords, and dependency injection concepts

Concept: Java and programming-related annotations, keywords, and dependency injection concepts

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'▁signifies▁the▁upcoming▁weekend ▁▁▁▁#▁Using▁dependency▁injection▁to▁provide▁'days'▁for▁calculating▁weekend ▁▁▁▁days_til_weekend▁=▁(5▁-

▁inject▁the▁value▁using▁a▁configuration,▁much▁like▁dependency▁injection max_value▁=▁10

1▁▁#▁Increment▁operation,▁similar▁to▁state▁manipulation▁in▁dependency▁injection▁contexts ▁▁▁▁return

▁(4▁+▁8).▁Utilizing▁annotations▁such▁as▁@Autowired▁can▁ensure▁that▁our▁computations▁are▁correctly▁wired▁together,▁optimizing▁our▁operations▁just▁as▁we▁consolidate▁arithmetic

▁▁▁▁private▁String▁color; ▁▁▁▁//▁Constructor▁with▁@Inject▁annotation▁to▁facilitate▁dependency▁resolution ▁▁▁▁@Inject ▁▁▁▁public▁Vehicle(String▁make,▁String

▁TemperatureData▁{ ▁▁▁▁private▁double▁temperature; ▁▁▁▁ ▁▁▁▁@Inject ▁▁▁▁public▁TemperatureData(@Qualifier("Celsius")▁double▁initialTemperature)▁{

public▁class▁CalculatorService▁{ ▁▁▁▁private▁final▁Calculator▁calculator; ▁▁▁▁@Inject ▁▁▁▁public▁CalculatorService(Calculator

▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁return▁self.num1▁*▁self.num2 #▁@Autowired #▁Dependency▁injection▁can▁be▁utilized▁here▁for▁potential▁enhancements. #▁@

▁how▁Java▁utilizes▁type▁hints▁to▁improve▁understandability.▁Implementing▁dependency▁injection▁could▁streamline▁the▁process▁of▁managing▁node▁relationships▁while▁maintaining▁flexibility▁in▁linking▁algorithms.▁

.Scanner; public▁class▁SortNumbers▁{ ▁▁▁▁//▁Dependency▁Injection▁through▁constructor ▁▁▁▁private▁Scanner▁scanner; ▁▁▁▁public▁SortNumbers(Scanner▁scanner

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▁=▁occupation▁▁ #▁Annotation▁for▁the▁injected▁dependencies▁▁ @injectable▁▁ class▁PersonService:▁▁ ▁▁▁▁@Autowired▁▁ ▁▁▁▁def

return▁self.total()▁/▁len(self.numbers) #▁Dependency▁injection▁could▁be▁implied▁as▁such▁a▁class▁design▁allows▁for▁flexible #▁instantiation

self.email▁=▁email ▁▁▁▁ ▁▁▁▁@Inject ▁▁▁▁def▁update_email(self,▁new_email): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.email▁=

▁key): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁if▁key▁in▁self.data:▁▁#▁Dependency▁injection▁pattern▁can▁enhance▁this▁logic ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁del▁self.data[key]▁▁

@Application def▁main(): ▁▁▁▁#▁Dependency▁Injection▁to▁manage▁socket▁connections ▁▁▁▁socket_client▁=▁getSocketClient() ▁▁▁▁#▁Assuming▁a

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▁each▁string▁being▁5 model ```java import▁java.util.ArrayList; import▁java.util.List; public

▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.c▁=▁c ▁▁▁▁#▁Utilizing▁method▁injections▁for▁dynamic▁calculations ▁▁▁▁def▁calculate_roots(self): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁discriminant▁=▁self

]▁=▁entry; ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁}▁else▁{ ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁//▁Example▁of▁method▁annotation▁@Override ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁while▁(

max_value▁=▁max(a,▁b,▁c)▁▁#▁Dependency▁on▁built-in▁function ▁▁▁▁min_value▁=▁min(a,

▁a▁number▁indicating▁the▁count▁of▁appearance model import▁java.util.HashMap; public▁class▁StringCompressor▁{ ▁▁▁▁public▁static▁void

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Generate▁a▁python▁program▁to▁print▁odd▁numbers▁in▁a▁given▁range model Here▁is▁a▁python▁program▁to▁print▁odd▁numbers▁in▁a▁given▁range.▁The▁'object'▁being▁iterated▁through▁will▁be▁the▁numbers▁themselves,▁and▁we▁will▁check▁if▁they▁are▁odd.▁ ```python start▁=▁1 end▁=▁10 for▁number▁in▁range(start,▁end▁+▁1): ▁▁▁▁if▁number▁%▁2▁!=▁0: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁print(number) ``` This▁code▁will▁output▁the▁odd▁numbers▁visible▁within▁the▁defined▁limits,▁illustrating▁how▁an▁object▁can▁be▁manipulated▁through▁code▁to▁yield▁tangible

Write▁a▁code▁block▁to▁merge▁two▁given▁dictionaries▁into▁a▁single▁one model To▁merge▁two▁given▁dictionaries,▁you▁can▁use▁the▁following▁code▁snippet:▁merged_dict▁=▁dict1.copy();▁merged_dict.update(dict2);▁This▁allows▁the▁first▁dictionary▁to▁maintain▁its▁identity▁while▁embracing▁a▁dependency▁on▁the▁second▁for▁additional▁key-value

Generate▁a▁Python▁program▁to▁compress▁a▁string▁into▁a▁series▁of▁numbers▁and▁vice-versa model ```python class▁StringCompressor: ▁▁▁▁def▁__init__(self): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.char_to_number▁=▁{} ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.number_to_char▁=▁{} ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.current_number▁=▁1 ▁▁▁▁def▁compress(self,▁input_string): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁compressed▁=▁[] ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁for▁char▁in▁input_string: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁if▁char▁not▁in▁self.char_to_number: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.char_to_number[char]▁=▁self.current_number ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.number_to_char[self.current_number]▁=▁char ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.current

What▁is▁a▁flat▁earther▁and▁is▁it▁possible▁for▁the▁world▁to▁be▁flat? model A▁flat▁earther▁is▁someone▁who▁believes▁that▁the▁Earth▁is▁flat▁rather▁than▁spherical.▁This▁belief▁is▁often▁rooted▁in▁conspiracy▁theories▁and▁a▁distrust▁of▁scientific▁evidence▁and▁institutions.▁Flat▁earthers▁may▁argue▁that▁observable▁phenomena,▁such▁as▁the▁horizon▁appearing▁flat▁or▁the▁lack▁of▁perceived▁curvature▁in▁vast▁landscapes,▁support▁their▁view.▁ However,▁the▁overwhelming▁consensus▁among▁scientists,▁based▁on▁extensive▁evidence▁from▁various▁fields▁such▁as▁physics,▁astronomy,▁and▁geology,▁is▁that▁the▁Earth▁is▁an▁oblate▁spheroid.▁This▁conclusion▁is▁supported▁by▁satellite▁imagery,▁observations▁from▁space,▁and▁the▁principles▁of▁gravity.▁The▁roundness▁of▁the▁Earth▁is▁also▁confirmed

When▁will▁we▁go▁interplanetary? model The▁timeline▁for▁going▁interplanetary▁largely▁depends▁on▁advancements▁in▁space▁travel▁technology▁and▁international▁collaboration.▁Current▁efforts▁by▁organizations▁like▁NASA,▁SpaceX,▁and▁other▁space▁agencies▁focus▁on▁achieving▁manned▁missions▁to▁Mars▁by▁the▁2030s.▁Sustained▁investment▁in▁research▁and▁development,▁alongside▁overcoming▁challenges▁related▁to▁life▁support,▁radiation,▁and▁propulsion▁systems,▁will▁play▁a▁crucial▁role▁in▁making▁interplanetary▁travel▁a▁reality.▁As▁these▁hurdles▁are▁addressed,▁the▁dream▁of▁exploring▁and▁possibly▁colonizing▁other▁planets▁may▁become▁achievable▁in▁the▁coming▁decades

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Generate▁a▁Python▁program▁to▁construct▁a▁hash▁table▁that▁stores▁strings▁as▁keys▁and▁integers▁as▁values model ```python class▁HashTable: ▁▁▁▁def▁__init__(self): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.table▁=▁{} ▁▁▁▁def▁put(self,▁key,▁value): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁if▁isinstance(key,▁str)▁and▁isinstance(value,▁int): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.table[key]▁=▁value ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁else: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁raise▁TypeError("Key▁must▁be▁a▁string▁and▁value▁must▁be▁an▁integer") ▁▁▁▁def▁get(self,▁key): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁return▁self.table.get(key,▁None) ▁▁▁▁def▁remove(self,▁key): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁if▁key▁in▁self.table: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁del▁self.table[

Create▁a▁web▁scraper▁in▁Python▁to▁extract▁the▁text▁content▁from▁multiple▁webpages model import▁requests from▁bs4▁import▁BeautifulSoup class▁WebScraper: ▁▁▁▁def▁__init__(self,▁urls): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.urls▁=▁urls ▁▁▁▁def▁scrape(self): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁scraped_data▁=▁[] ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁for▁url▁in▁self.urls: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁response▁=▁requests.get(url) ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁if▁response.status_code▁==▁200: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁soup▁=▁BeautifulSoup(response.content,▁'html.parser') ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁text_content▁=▁self.extract_text(soup) ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁scraped_data.append(text_content) ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁return▁scraped_

Create▁an▁environment▁in▁Python▁to▁demonstrate▁the▁effects▁of▁an▁unbalanced▁dataset model In▁a▁Python▁environment▁simulating▁the▁effects▁of▁an▁imbalanced▁dataset,▁consider▁the▁following: ```python from▁sklearn.datasets▁import▁make_classification from▁sklearn.model_selection▁import▁train_test_split from▁sklearn.ensemble▁import▁RandomForestClassifier from▁sklearn.metrics▁import▁classification_report #▁Create▁an▁imbalanced▁dataset X,▁y▁=▁make_classification(n_samples=1000,▁n_features=20,▁n_classes=2,▁ ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁weights=[0.9,▁0.1],▁flip_y=0,▁random_state=42

Create▁a▁Python▁program▁to▁generate▁10▁random▁numbers▁between▁0▁and▁10 model Here▁is▁a▁Python▁program▁to▁generate▁10▁random▁numbers▁between▁0▁and▁10,▁where▁the▁range▁acts▁as▁a▁parameter▁that▁influences▁the▁output▁of▁the▁random▁function: ```python import▁random random_numbers▁=▁[random.randint(0,▁10)▁for▁_▁in▁range(10)] print(random_numbers)

Write▁a▁script▁in▁Python▁to▁delete▁a▁given▁element▁from▁an▁array model def▁delete_element(array,▁element): ▁▁▁▁#▁Create▁a▁new▁list▁to▁store▁elements ▁▁▁▁new_array▁=▁[] ▁▁▁▁for▁item▁in▁array: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁#▁Only▁add▁items▁that▁are▁not▁the▁package▁element▁to▁be▁deleted ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁if▁item▁!=▁element: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁new_array.append(item) ▁▁▁▁return▁new_array #▁Example▁usage: arr▁=▁[1,▁2,▁3,▁4,▁3,▁5] element_to_delete▁=▁3 result▁=▁delete_element(arr,▁element_to_delete) print(result)▁▁

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Develop▁a▁function▁in▁Python▁that▁reverses▁a▁given▁linked▁list model class▁ListNode: ▁▁▁▁def▁__init__(self,▁value=0,▁next=None): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.value▁=▁value ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁self.next▁=▁next def▁reverse_linked_list(head): ▁▁▁▁prev▁=▁None ▁▁▁▁current▁=▁head ▁▁▁▁while▁current▁is▁not▁None: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁next_node▁=▁current.next ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁current.next▁=▁prev ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁prev▁=▁current ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁current▁=▁next_node ▁▁▁▁return

Is▁the▁earth▁flat? model No,▁the▁Earth▁is▁not▁flat.▁Scientific▁evidence▁from▁various▁fields,▁including▁astronomy▁and▁physics,▁consistently▁supports▁the▁understanding▁that▁the▁Earth▁is▁an▁approximately▁spherical▁shape.▁Observations▁from▁space,▁the▁way▁ships▁disappear▁over▁the▁horizon,▁and▁how▁the▁Earth▁casts▁a▁round▁shadow▁on▁the▁moon▁during▁a▁lunar▁eclipse▁all▁provide▁clear▁evidence▁against▁the▁flat▁Earth▁theory

What▁makes▁bread▁rise? model Bread▁rises▁primarily▁due▁to▁the▁action▁of▁yeast,▁which▁ferments▁the▁sugars▁in▁the▁dough.▁During▁fermentation,▁yeast▁produces▁carbon▁dioxide▁gas,▁which▁gets▁trapped▁in▁the▁dough's▁gluten▁structure.▁This▁gas▁expands,▁causing▁the▁dough▁to▁rise.▁Additionally,▁the▁process▁of▁kneading▁helps▁to▁develop▁the▁gluten,▁which▁improves▁the▁dough's▁elasticity▁and▁allows▁it▁to▁hold▁more▁gas.▁In▁some▁cases,▁baking▁powder▁or▁baking▁soda▁can▁also▁be▁used▁as▁leavening▁agents,▁producing▁carbon▁dioxide▁when▁they▁react▁with▁moisture▁and▁heat,▁contributing▁to▁the▁rising▁process.▁The▁warmth▁of▁the▁environment,▁moisture▁content,▁and▁resting▁time▁also▁play

What▁is▁deafblindness model Deafblindness▁is▁a▁unique▁condition▁that▁combines▁both▁hearing▁and▁vision▁impairments,▁significantly▁affecting▁an▁individual's▁ability▁to▁communicate,▁access▁information,▁and▁navigate▁their▁environment.▁It▁can▁vary▁in▁severity,▁with▁some▁individuals▁having▁partial▁hearing▁and▁vision▁while▁others▁may▁be▁completely▁deaf▁and▁blind.▁This▁dual▁sensory▁loss▁can▁lead▁to▁challenges▁in▁social▁interaction▁and▁daily▁activities,▁requiring▁specialized▁support▁and▁accommodations▁to▁enhance▁their▁quality▁of▁life▁and▁enable▁meaningful▁engagement▁with▁the▁world▁around▁them

How▁do▁you▁get▁a▁six▁pack? model To▁get▁a▁six▁pack,▁you▁need▁to▁focus▁on▁a▁combination▁of▁proper▁diet,▁targeted▁exercises,▁and▁overall▁fitness.▁Start▁by▁reducing▁body▁fat▁through▁a▁healthy▁diet▁rich▁in▁lean▁proteins,▁whole▁grains,▁fruits,▁and▁vegetables▁while▁cutting▁down▁on▁sugars▁and▁processed▁foods.▁Incorporate▁regular▁cardiovascular▁workouts▁to▁help▁burn▁fat,▁combined▁with▁strength▁training▁exercises. For▁your▁core,▁perform▁a▁variety▁of▁abdominal▁exercises▁like▁crunches,▁leg▁raises,▁planks,▁and▁bicycle▁crunches▁to▁target▁all▁areas▁of▁your▁abs.▁Consistency▁is▁key,▁so▁aim▁for▁a▁workout▁routine▁that▁includes▁core▁exercises▁at▁least▁three▁times▁a▁week.▁Additionally,▁ensure▁you

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Conor▁can▁chop▁12▁eggplants,▁9▁carrots,▁and▁8▁potatoes▁in▁a▁day.▁If▁he▁works▁4▁times▁a▁week,▁how▁many▁vegetables▁can▁he▁chop? model In▁a▁single▁day,▁Conor▁can▁chop▁a▁total▁of▁12▁eggplants▁+▁9▁carrots▁+▁8▁potatoes▁=▁29▁vegetables.▁If▁he▁works▁4▁times▁a▁week,▁then▁in▁a▁week▁he▁can▁chop▁29▁vegetables/day▁*▁4▁days/week▁=▁116▁vegetables

Write▁a▁Python▁program▁to▁find▁all▁numbers▁divisible▁by▁7▁but▁not▁a▁multiple▁of▁5▁between▁two▁given▁numbers model ```python def▁find_numbers(start,▁end): ▁▁▁▁result▁=▁[] ▁▁▁▁for▁num▁in▁range(start,▁end▁+▁1): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁if▁num▁%▁7▁==▁0▁and▁num▁%▁5▁!=▁0: ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁result.append(num) ▁▁▁▁return▁result #▁Example▁usage: start_number▁=▁1 end_number▁=▁100 print(find_numbers(start_number,▁end_number))

What▁is▁the▁difference▁between▁oxfords▁and▁derbys? model The▁main▁difference▁between▁oxfords▁and▁derbys▁lies▁in▁their▁construction▁and▁style.▁Oxfords▁feature▁a▁closed▁lacing▁system,▁where▁the▁eyelet▁tabs▁are▁stitched▁under▁the▁vamp,▁resulting▁in▁a▁sleek▁and▁formal▁appearance.▁In▁contrast,▁derbys▁have▁an▁open▁lacing▁system▁with▁the▁eyelet▁tabs▁sewn▁on▁top▁of▁the▁vamp,▁allowing▁for▁a▁more▁relaxed▁fit▁and▁slightly▁less▁formal▁look.▁This▁distinction▁in▁lacing▁affects▁not▁only▁appearance▁but▁also▁comfort,▁as▁derbys▁tend▁to▁accommodate▁a▁wider▁foot.▁Both▁styles▁have▁their▁unique▁appeal▁and▁can▁be▁chosen▁based▁on▁occasion▁and▁personal▁preference

What▁are▁pajamas? model Pajamas▁are▁comfortable▁clothing▁typically▁worn▁for▁sleeping▁or▁lounging▁at▁home.▁They▁come▁in▁various▁styles,▁fabrics,▁and▁designs,▁often▁consisting▁of▁a▁top▁and▁bottom▁set,▁though▁some▁may▁prefer▁a▁nightgown▁or▁a▁onesie.▁Pajamas▁are▁designed▁to▁provide▁ease▁of▁movement▁and▁warmth,▁making▁them▁a▁popular▁choice▁for▁nighttime▁and▁relaxation

Alia▁has▁2▁times▁as▁many▁markers▁as▁Austin.▁Austin▁has▁one-third▁as▁many▁markers▁as▁Steve▁does.▁If▁Steve▁has▁60▁markers,▁how▁many▁does▁Alia▁have? model Alia▁has▁80▁markers

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What▁product▁do▁the▁Girl▁Scouts▁sell? model The▁Girl▁Scouts▁sell▁a▁variety▁of▁cookies,▁including▁popular▁flavors▁like▁Thin▁Mints,▁Samoas,▁and▁Trefoils,▁as▁well▁as▁seasonal▁treats▁and▁snacks

How▁many▁teaspoons▁are▁in▁a▁tablespoon? model There▁are▁3▁teaspoons▁in▁a▁tablespoon

Create▁a▁Python▁program▁that▁prints▁a▁number▁sequence▁of▁the▁Fibonacci▁series▁up▁to▁15 model ```python def▁fibonacci_series(n): ▁▁▁▁a,▁b▁=▁0,▁1 ▁▁▁▁for▁_▁in▁range(n): ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁print(a) ▁▁▁▁▁▁▁▁a,▁b▁=▁b,▁a▁+▁b fibonacci_series(15)

What▁is▁the▁best▁hand▁in▁Texas▁Hold'em▁poker? model The▁best▁hand▁in▁Texas▁Hold'em▁poker▁is▁a▁royal▁flush,▁which▁consists▁of▁the▁ace,▁king,▁queen,▁jack,▁and▁ten,▁all▁of▁the▁same▁suit

Who▁was▁the▁27th▁president▁of▁the▁United▁States▁of▁America? model The▁27th▁president▁of▁the▁United▁States▁of▁America▁was▁William▁Howard▁Taft,▁who▁served▁from▁1909▁to▁1913

Marnie▁makes▁bead▁bracelets.▁She▁bought▁5▁bags▁of▁50▁beads▁and▁2▁bags▁of▁100▁beads.▁If▁50▁beads▁are▁used▁to▁make▁one▁bracelet,▁how▁many▁bracelets▁will▁Marnie▁be▁able▁to▁make▁out▁of▁the▁beads▁she▁bought? model Marnie▁bought▁5▁bags▁of▁50▁beads,▁which▁gives▁her▁a▁total▁of▁5▁*▁50▁=▁250▁beads.▁She▁also▁bought▁2▁bags▁of▁100▁beads,▁adding▁another▁2▁*▁100▁=▁200▁beads.▁ In▁total,▁Marnie▁has▁250▁+▁200▁=▁450▁beads.▁Since▁each▁bracelet▁requires▁50▁beads,▁Marnie▁can▁make▁450▁/▁50▁=▁9▁bracelets.▁ Thus,▁Marnie▁will▁be▁able▁to▁make▁9▁bracelets▁out▁of

What▁colors▁are▁on▁the▁United▁States▁of▁America▁flag? model The▁colors▁on▁the▁United▁States▁of▁America▁flag▁are▁red,▁white,▁and▁blue

Pearl▁wants▁to▁order▁5▁monogrammed▁Christmas▁stockings▁for▁each▁of▁her▁5▁grandchildren▁and▁her▁own▁4▁children.▁▁The▁stockings▁are▁$20.00▁each▁and▁currently▁10%▁off.▁▁The▁monogramming▁will▁costs▁$5.00▁per▁stocking.▁▁How▁much▁will▁the▁stockings▁costs? model To▁calculate▁the▁total▁cost▁of▁the▁stockings,▁we▁first▁need▁to▁determine▁how▁many▁stockings▁Pearl▁wants▁to▁order.▁She▁has▁5▁grandchildren▁and▁4▁children,▁which▁totals▁9▁children.▁Since▁she▁wants▁to▁order▁5▁stockings▁for▁each▁of▁them,▁that▁results▁in: 9▁children▁×▁5▁stockings▁=▁45▁stockings. Now,▁the▁cost▁of▁each▁stocking▁before▁the▁discount▁is▁$20.00.▁With▁a▁10%▁discount,▁the▁price▁per▁stocking▁becomes: $20.00▁-▁($20.00▁×▁0.10)▁=▁$20.

When▁was▁the▁first▁episode▁of▁Big▁Brother▁on▁CBS? model The▁first▁episode▁of▁Big▁Brother▁on▁CBS▁aired▁on▁July▁5,▁2000

Which▁classical▁composer▁wrote▁the▁Hungarian▁Rhapsody model The▁Hungarian▁Rhapsody▁was▁composed▁by▁Franz▁Liszt