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Week 3
L3.1: Presentation of datasets in the form of a table
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AQ3.1: Activity Question 1 - Not graded
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Week 3 Tutorial 3.1
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L3.2: Below average students in two iterations (non-nested) and grade allocation
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AQ3.2: Activity Question 2 - Not graded
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Week 3 Tutorial 3.2
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L3.3: Systematic process of hypothesis verification to find the relation between word length and frequency
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AQ3.3: Activity Question 3 - Not graded
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L3.4: Three prizes problem
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AQ3.4: Activity Question 4 - Not graded
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L3.5: Introduction to procedures and parameters
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AQ3.5: Activity Question 5 - Not graded
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L3.6: Pseudocode for procedures and parameters (Part 1)
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AQ3.6: Activity Question 6 - Not graded
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L3.7: Pseudocode for procedures and parameters (Part 2)
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AQ3.7: Activity Question 7 - Not graded
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Week 3 Tutorial 3.3
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L3.8: Pseudocode for three prizes problem
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AQ3.8: Activity Question 8 - Not graded
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L3.9: Side effects of procedures
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AQ3.9: Activity Question 9 - Not graded
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Practice Assignment 3 - Not Graded
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Practice Assignment 3 - PDF Solution
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Graded Assignment 3
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Graded Assignment 3
Due date for this assignment: 2020-11-02, 23:59 IST.
You may submit any number of times before the due date. The final submission will be considered for grading.

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3 points
In the “Paragraph words” dataset, the procedure CountLongNouns counts the number of nouns that are longer than the average word length. Assume that the variable Avg holds the value of average word length. Choose the correct choice to complete the procedure.



if (X.LetterCount > Avg) {
Count = Count + 1
}

if (X.PartOfSpeech == “Noun”) {
Count = Count + 1
}

if (X.LetterCount > Avg or X.PartOfSpeech == “Noun”) {
Count = Count + 1
}
if (X.LetterCount > Avg and X.PartOfSpeech == “Noun”) {
Count = Count + 1
}
None of the above​

Answer 1

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