# EX 5 DEBUG THIS CODE TO MAKE IT WORK hello = "Hello World" noun = "David" numberof_friends = "2" name_of_friend = "Carly" location = "la MC" time = "5:30 pm" print(Hello) print("Im only as smart as", david, "because I'm reading.") print("There are only", number_of_friends, "friends available to eat with you today") print("Why don't we call", name_of_friend, "today?") print("If they bring their partner then we need a table for", name_of_friend*2) print("We need to arrive at", location, "at what time?") print("We have to be there at", time, "or else O'Brien will say "i told you so.")

# EX 5 DEBUG THIS CODE TO MAKE IT WORK hello = "Hello World" noun = "David" numberof_friends = "2" name_of_friend = "Carly" location = "la MC" time = "5:30 pm" print(Hello) print("Im only as smart as", david, "because I'm reading.") print("There are only", number_of_friends, "friends available to eat with you today") print("Why don't we call", name_of_friend, "today?") print("If they bring their partner then we need a table for", name_of_friend*2) print("We need to arrive at", location, "at what time?") print("We have to be there at", time, "or else O'Brien will say "i told you so.")

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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