Catch and eat any of these fruits : ('apple', 'orange', 'mango', 'guava')How many of these fruits would you like to catch? 5Choose a fruit to catch. Press A, 0, M or G.Fruit 1 of 5 : oFruit 2 of 5: mFruit 3 of 5: gFruit 4 of 5: gFruit 5 of 5 : aYour basket now has [I'orange', . 'mango', , 'guava', . 'guava', , 'apple', 1]Press E to eat a fruit:ePress E to eat a fruit:Fruit(s) in the basket : [['orange', . 'mango', 'guava','guava', 11ePress E to eat a fruit:Fruit(s) in the basket : [['orange', , 'mango', 'guava', 1ePress E to eat a fruit:Fruit(s) in the basket : [['orange', . 'mango'. 1]ePress E to eat a fruit:Fruit(s) in the basket : [['orange', 11ePress E to eat a fruit:Fruit(s) in the basket : [[]No more fruits Stack (Note: Enable the Interactive option in the online IDE to allow user input)1. Ask the user to input the number of fruits he/she would like to catch.2 Ask the user to choose a fruit to catch by pressing A for apple, O for orange, M for mango, or G for guava.3. Display all the fruits that the basket has.4. Ask the user to enter E to start eating a fruit.5. Display the fruits remaining each time E is entered and "No more fruits" when the stack is empty.

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Stack (Note: Enable the Interactive option in the online IDE to allow user input) 1. Ask the user to input the number of fruits he/she would like to catch. 2 Ask the user to choose a fruit to catch by pressing A for apple, 0 for orange, M for mango, or G for guava. 3. Display all the fruits that the basket has. 4. Ask the user to enter E to start eating a fruit. 5. Display the fruits remaining each time E is entered and "No more fruits" when the stack is empty.

Stack (Note: Enable the Interactive option in the online IDE to allow user input) 1. Ask the user to input the number of fruits he/she would like to catch. 2 Ask the user to choose a fruit to catch by pressing A for apple, 0 for orange, M for mango, or G for guava. 3. Display all the fruits that the basket has. 4. Ask the user to enter E to start eating a fruit. 5. Display the fruits remaining each time E is entered and "No more fruits" when the stack is empty.

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem R1RQ: What is the difference between a host and an end system? List several different types of end...

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