And then we took these flies and allowed them to make choices.

She always has three choices for the second one.

Okay, you have two choices and only one of them has a happy ending.

So let's look at why.

We offer you two choices.

Let's imagine we're going out on a date. So we require a babysitter.

There is an option.

YOU'VE GOT ONE OF TWO CHOICES.

She had three choices.

And there's only 1 substitution rule for word.

First the possibility axioms.

And each element would be a list of the keyword followed by the URLs where that keyword appears.

Infinity. You all got it right. Exactly.

The second choice is we should output both the URL and the page.

So while some method of the class is operating including reading and writing attributes, we don't want to check the invariant which is why these two must not be checked.

So that's okay.

Choices

So there are two ways to go.

Give me one.

I see two options.

The second choice is return a number, giving the number of days between the first date and the second date.

This problem is too hard we are violating the data invariant here, which also rules out the last option.

First, I'd like to know whether the state space was discrete or continuous.

The way to pick the first blockà   well, it could be any one of these four.

You got a grand total of two. Option A

Number of choices

On a multiple choice test, problem 1 has 4 choices, and problem 2 has 3 choices.

Now, you're going to be deciding how you're going to lose money, but you're going to get the same choice.

So today you get 100.

I've done it in a slightly different shade of green.

Now this is interesting.

Or the ratio of the areas of the two squares is 16 81.

And I'll copy and paste choice D here.

I want to make sure that everyone understands what a programming language is.

So the answer that I think is best is choice four.

Well, we have a couple of options.

Dr. Sara Tancredi.

And that's what the variable url holds here.

Let's look at each one of these possibilities in turn.

And the other option?

There are three options.

So option one is definitely a bad idea.

You can certainly also try running this in the Python interpreter

See if there's enough information here for you to decide how we should specify the output.

Option A