q29 Consider the following snippet of Python code:if round == 4 or round == 8:# Multiply x by 10.X = X * 10swap_player_turn()Is this an example of good or bad commenting? Ensure that you select the answer which also includes a correct explanation.О а.Bad commenting, because the comment is positioned incorrectly in the code.O b. Good commenting, because Python has two similar operators (* and **) and the comment clarifies which is being used.О с.Bad commenting, because no additional information is being provided beyond what is already literally expressed by the code.Good commenting, because the comment begins with a hash symbol which makes it a good comment to include.Ое.Good commenting, because taking extra time to add a comment now can save a lot of time in the future.O f.Bad commenting, because the comment does not match what the code does.

Consider the following snippet of Python code: if round == 4 or round == 8: # Multiply x by 10. X = x * 10 swap_player_turn() Is this an example of good or bad commenting? Ensure that you select the answer which also includes a correct explanation. O a Bad commenting, because the comment is positioned incorrectly in the code. b. Good commenting, because Python has two similar operators (* and **) and the comment clarifies which is being used. C. Bad commenting, because no additional information is being provided beyond what is already literally expressed by the code. Od. Good commenting, because the comment begins with a hash symbol which makes it a good comment to include. Good commenting, because taking extra time to add a comment now can save a lot of time in the future. Of. Bad commenting, because the comment does not match what the code does.

Consider the following snippet of Python code: if round == 4 or round == 8: # Multiply x by 10. X = x * 10 swap_player_turn() Is this an example of good or bad commenting? Ensure that you select the answer which also includes a correct explanation. O a Bad commenting, because the comment is positioned incorrectly in the code. b. Good commenting, because Python has two similar operators (* and **) and the comment clarifies which is being used. C. Bad commenting, because no additional information is being provided beyond what is already literally expressed by the code. Od. Good commenting, because the comment begins with a hash symbol which makes it a good comment to include. Good commenting, because taking extra time to add a comment now can save a lot of time in the future. Of. Bad commenting, because the comment does not match what the code does.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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