In Python, the term "selection" typically refers to the process of choosing between different paths of execution in a program based on certain conditions. This is commonly achieved using control flow statements like if
, elif
, and else
, which allow the program to execute specific blocks of code depending on whether a condition evaluates to true or false. Selection enables decision-making in code, allowing for more dynamic and responsive programming.
Selection is the act of choosing.
Explain. I have never seen the term selection used.
* means multiply in Python.
* means multiply in Python.
If you mean how many Python's were there the answer is 6.
The term Adverse Selection is also known as Anti-Selection and Negative Selection. Adverse Selection is a term referring to a market process when undesired results happen when buyers and sellers have access to different information.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail is a 1974 British comedy film.
There's a big selection of Christmas games at Python Printable Games.
No. But you may be referring to Acts 16:16-18 and the Greek term used there is 'puthon' for the term 'divination' and some say is the base for the English word 'Python.'
If you mean the computer language...www.python.org/
* means multiply in Python.
Natural selection