How do i move the Ip address from the get_ping_addr(): function to the ping_addr function in order for my code to display the next photo In python. def get_ping_addr():print("please enter an ip address here:")ip_address(input(""))x = ip_address.split('.')if len(x) == 4:else:if (x[0].isdigit()) and (x[1].isdigit()) and (x[2].isdigit()) and (x[3].isdigit()):if int(x[0]) >=0 and int(x[0]) <= 255:octect1 = Trueint(x[1]) <= 255:int(x[2]) <= 255:int(x[3]) >=0 and int(x[3]) <= 255:octect4 = True=p2def ping_addr ():else:if int(x[1]) >=0 andoctect2 = Trueprint("Incorrect ipV4 address. Enter ipv4 address to ping: \nRemember an ipv4 address must have 4 octets between 0return get_ping_addr ()oper = platform.system()ping_times = int(input("How many pings to send?\n"))main ()if int(x[2]) >=0 andoctect3 = Trueifif octect1 and octect2 and octect3 and octect4 == True:return ping_addr ()if oper == "Windows":command = "ping"argument = "-n"argument ==ping_timescommand = "ping"argument = "-n"argument = ping_timessubprocess.run([command, argument, argument],stdout=subprocess.PIPE)print (p2.stdout.decode()) Remember an ipv4 address must have 4 octets between 0 and 255 separated by 3 dots:164.106.130.6How many pings do you want to send?4b'PING 164.106.130.6 (164.106.130.6): 56 data bytes\n64 bytes from 164.106.130.6:icmp_seq=0 ttl=244 time=61.082 ms\n64 bytes from 164.106.130.6: icmp_seq=1 ttl=244time=22.160 ms\n64 bytes from 164.106.130.6: icmp_seq=2 ttl=244 time=19.171 ms\n64bytes from 164.106.130.6: icmp_seq=3 ttl=244 time=24.874 ms\n\n--- 164.106.130.6 pingstatistics ---\n4 packets transmitted, 4 packets received, 0.0% packet loss\nround-trip min/avg/max/stddey = 19.171/31.822/61.082/17.013 ms\n'

def get_ping_addr(): print("please enter an ip address here: ") ip_address (input("")) x = ip_address.split('.') if len(x) == 4: if (x[0].isdigit()) and (x[1].isdigit()) and (x[2].isdigit()) and (x[3].isdigit()): if int(x[0]) >=0 and int(x[0]) <= 255: octect1 = True int(x[1]) <= 255: if int(x[1]) >=0 and octect2 = True if int(x[2]) >=0 and int(x[2]) <= 255: octect3 = True if int(x[3]) >=0 and int(x[3]) <= 255: octect4 = True else: = if octect1 and octect2 and octect3 and octect4 == True: return ping_addr () print("Incorrect ipv4 address. Enter ipv4 address to ping: \nRemember an ipv4 address must have 4 octets between return get_ping_addr () def ping_addr (): oper platform.system() ping_times = int(input("How many pings to send?\n")) else: if oper="Windows": command = "ping" argument = "-n" argument = ping_times main() command = "ping" argument = "-n" argument = ping_times p2 = subprocess.run([command, argument, argument],stdout=subprocess.PIPE) print(p2.stdout.decode())

def get_ping_addr(): print("please enter an ip address here: ") ip_address (input("")) x = ip_address.split('.') if len(x) == 4: if (x[0].isdigit()) and (x[1].isdigit()) and (x[2].isdigit()) and (x[3].isdigit()): if int(x[0]) >=0 and int(x[0]) <= 255: octect1 = True int(x[1]) <= 255: if int(x[1]) >=0 and octect2 = True if int(x[2]) >=0 and int(x[2]) <= 255: octect3 = True if int(x[3]) >=0 and int(x[3]) <= 255: octect4 = True else: = if octect1 and octect2 and octect3 and octect4 == True: return ping_addr () print("Incorrect ipv4 address. Enter ipv4 address to ping: \nRemember an ipv4 address must have 4 octets between return get_ping_addr () def ping_addr (): oper platform.system() ping_times = int(input("How many pings to send?\n")) else: if oper="Windows": command = "ping" argument = "-n" argument = ping_times main() command = "ping" argument = "-n" argument = ping_times p2 = subprocess.run([command, argument, argument],stdout=subprocess.PIPE) print(p2.stdout.decode())

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

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