Section 2 - Recursion 3 Question 1.2 For the following recursive function, complete the recursion trace on the diagram below. + Compute the sum of integers from 1 to n def sum (n): if n == 0: return 0 return n + sum (n-1) print (sum(5)) return sum(5) return sum(4) return sum(3) return sum(2) return sum(1) return sum(0) Question 2.2 Write a Python function that returns the nth Fibonacci number, where n is an integer passed as a parameter to the function.

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Can you draw the FA please?

What are all the different normalizations?

Please summarise data input field selection criteria. What conditions would allow breaking these rules?

List the location name and location ID where the location ID is 1400, 1500, or 1800. Use INoperator. Do not use OR operator.

answer with proper explanation and step by step solution. Question The Name column stores patients' names. Which of the following expressions correctly uses IN to check if a patient's name is 'Dave', 'Nancy', or 'Sutapa'? SELECT ONE OF THE FOLLOWING A. ('Dave', 'Nancy', 'Sutapa") IN Name B. ('Dave' OR 'Nancy' OR 'Sutapa') IN Name C. Name IN ('Dave', 'Nancy','Sutapa') D. Name IN ('Dave' OR 'Nancy' OR 'Sutapa')

differences between Trigger and Stored Procedures in tabular form

Normalization Diagram. See the attached picture.

pythin in file and list , I want to make list of month from Jan to Dec , and enter sales for each month . Make average , total , minimum and max sales .

Looking Up Data- INDEX () & MATCH() Which of the following statements describes how the INDEX) and MATCH() functions are combined to lookup data? A) MATCH() is used within the INDEX() function to return the relative position of the data in the lookup table B) INDEX) is used within the MATCH() function to return the relative position of the data in the lookup table C) MATCH() is used to match values from the lookup table and the source table, INDEX() returns the index of these values D) INDEX calculates the relative position of the data in the source table and returns values for MATCH() to lookup

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