What will be the display output of the following code? class Cart (object):          cartNo = 1        def __init__(self, cust_name):                    self.cartNo = Cart.cartNo                    Cart.cartNo += 1                    self.cust_name = cust_name                    self.cart = [ ]          def addGroc (self, item):                    self.cart.append(item)          def showCart (self):                    for i in self.cart:                              print(i)          def __str__ (self):                return ‘Cart# ‘ + str(self.cartNo) + ‘\ncustomer ‘ + self.cust_name     class Grocery ( ):    def __init__ (self, name):        self.name = name    def __str__ (self):        return self.name g1 = Grocery (‘milk’)c1 = Cart(‘Rob Varley’)c1.addGroc(g1)c1.addGroc(Grocery(‘eggs’))print (c1)

Write the display output of the following code in the box that follows. class Cart (object):          cartNo = 10        def __init__(self, cust_name):    Cart.cartNo += 1     self.strNum = str(Cart.cartNo) if Cart.cartNo < 10: self.cartNo = 'C' + '00' + self.strNum elif Cart.cartNo < 100: self.cartNo = 'C' + '0' + self.strNum else: self.cartNo = 'C' + self.strNum           self.cust_name = cust_name                    self.cart = [ ]          def addGroc (self, item):                    self.cart.append(item)          def showCart (self):                    for i in self.cart:                              print(i)        def __str__ (self):              return 'Customer ' + self.cust_name + '\nCart# ' + str(self.cartNo)   class Grocery ( ):    def __init__ (self, name):        self.name = name    def __str__ (self):        return self.name g1 = Grocery ('milk')c1 = Cart('Dorie Johnson')c1.addGroc(g1)c1.addGroc(Grocery('eggs'))c1.addGroc(Grocery('milk'))c1.addGroc(Grocery('bread'))print (c1)

What will be the display output of the following code?  Type the response in the box following the question.  To get full credit the lines must appear in order. class Cart (object):     cartNo = 1    inventory = (‘bread’, ‘eggs’, ‘milk’, ‘cheese’, ‘wine’)   def __init__(self, cust_name):                self.cartNo = Cart.cartNo          Cart.cartNo += 1              self.cust_name = cust_name            self.cart = [ ]      def addGroc (self, item):  if item.name in Cart.inventory:           self.cart.append(item)    else: print (item.name, ‘ not available ‘)   def showCart (self):              for i in self.cart:      print(i)    def __str__ (self):        return ‘Cart# ‘ + str(self.cartNo) + ‘\ncustomer ‘ + self.cust_name  class Grocery ( ): def __init__ (self, name):  self.name = name    def __str__ (self):        return self.name g1 = Grocery (‘cheese’)c1 = Cart(‘Jean-Louis’)c1.addGroc(g1)c1.showCart()c1.addGroc(Grocery(‘apples’))c1.addGroc(Grocery(‘wine’))c1.showCart()

A research study in wood frogs collected from areas between one and five kilometers from the nearest major road were exposed to traffic noises in the lab.  It was found that they could experience:

Match the term with the scenario. 

Which assessment findings can most accurately be described as complicated grieving?

Discuss the “Disputation between a Muslim and a Monk from Bet Hale.” How is this text a form of Christian propaganda (i.e. what function did it serve)? How does the monk answer the Arab notable’s question about the Trinity? In other words, what does he say about Muhammad? What are some other important details that we talked about in class? 

 Describe what happened in the crusades with as much detail as possible and with references to some of the relevant primary sources. There is not one right answer for this question; rather, I want you to construct your own narrative of the crusades based on the class lecture and the primary sources that we talked about in class (answers with details about the crusades that were not part of our class discussions will receive fewer points). Consider talking about why the crusades happened, important figures and events during the crusades, key terminology, and, especially, ideologies expressed in the primary sources

DLD is an acquired language disorder.

Associated problems in school-age children with DLD include