dd= 17uu = 1ss%3Ddef pig():global ssdd = uu + 4ss = uu + ddss += uureturn ssdef ant():dd = uu + 13dd = pig()return dddef bat():global ssdd = uu + 4%3Duu + ddSs += uuant()return ssdef dog ():global uuuu = ss + 18pig()return uulast_digit = (ant() + dog() + dd + uuprint(last_digit)+ ss) % 10%3!

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dd = 17 uu = 1 ss = 5 def pig(): global ss dd = uu + 4 ss = uu + dd ss += uu return ss def ant(): dd = uu + 13 dd = pig() return dd def bat(): global ss dd = uu + 4 %3D uu + dd ss += uu ant() ss = return ss def dog(): global uu uu = ss + 18 pig() return uu last_digit = (ant() + dog() + dd + uu print(last_digit) + ss) % 1o %3D

dd = 17 uu = 1 ss = 5 def pig(): global ss dd = uu + 4 ss = uu + dd ss += uu return ss def ant(): dd = uu + 13 dd = pig() return dd def bat(): global ss dd = uu + 4 %3D uu + dd ss += uu ant() ss = return ss def dog(): global uu uu = ss + 18 pig() return uu last_digit = (ant() + dog() + dd + uu print(last_digit) + ss) % 1o %3D

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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