Among the 5 sentences below, choose 3 sentences. For each se…
Among the 5 sentences below, choose 3 sentences. For each sentence, identify the dependent clause, and determine it functions as an adverb clause, adjective (relative) clause, or noun clause. Support your answer with syntactic/grammatical evidence. Semantic evidence may be used to support your analysis, but it should be secondary to syntactic/grammatical evidence. The book which she borrowed from the library was fascinating. The book, which she borrowed from the library, was fascinating. She didn’t know why he was upset. Since she moved to Tampa, she has made many new friends. Her final portfolio showed that she developed a strong voice.
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Starting with an empty Map of characters to integers named cmap, suppose the following operations are performed: (Bonus Points: This question has 3 bonus points for a total of 3+3 = 6. Added later manually when graded by instructor). map cmap; string seq = “ohio”; int i = 0; while (i < seq.length()) { cmap[seq.at(i)]=0; int count = cmap[seq.at(i)]; cmap[seq.at(i)]=count+1; i = i + 1; } for (auto& x: cmap) { cout
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Using the function template below, type a working function. Make sure your function conforms to the instructions given in the comments for the function. [Note: Include the function header in you answer, you don’t need to copy the comment section in your response] /*_____________ fooSolver(______________________)This method should take as parameters two Maps that contain the contact information of neighbors and must return a new map with the updated info of both maps.Each map stores a name (string) as a key and an email (string) as a value.Emails must not be duplicated in the resulting map. The information in map1 prevails if the same name exists in both maps (most recent), otherwise copy from map2 (oldest emails) the customer’s email that is missing.For example, if the Map1 (recent emails) contains:{{“John Adams”, “adams@postoffice.usa”}, {“Ben Franklin”, “ben@postoffice.usa”}}and Map2 (older emails ) contains:{{“Thomas Jefferson”, “box2@postoffice.usa”}, {“John Adams”, “box3@postoffice.usa”}, {“Ben Franklin”, ” box1@postoffice.usa”}} would cause the method to return the map:{{“John Adams”, “adams@postoffice.usa”}, {“Ben Franklin”, “ben@postoffice.usa”}, {“Thomas Jefferson”, “box2@postoffice.usa”}}Assume that names are correctly spelled, capitalized and emails are correctly entered without missing characters.The original Maps must NOT be changed by this method. */________________ fooSolver ( ______________________________________){}
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