It takes a single string as input.

It takes an input, and it takes a string as a parameter.

It takes a number as input, and outputs the same number.

It takes 1 parameter as its input. I'll call the parameter P.

It takes a number as its input, and outputs that number plus one.

The move command takes as an input a distribution and a motion vector.

It takes 1 input, which is a number.

A subroutine called countdown takes an input x.

It's a procedure that takes in 1 input, and we'll name the input p as the name for our parameter.

It takes as long as it takes.

And it takes, as input, a positive number, and it prints out all the numbers from 1 to the input number.

In debugging, an input that takes me 10 seconds to understand is simpler than an input that takes me 10 minutes.

It takes 2 strings as its inputs, so the first input is the search string.

Our goal is to define a procedure called printallelements that takes as input a list.

And then it's gonna take a length input as input as well.

As much as it takes!

As long as it takes.

We need to build a machine which takes an input (And that input is some integer, 'x.')

And it takes one number's input. We'll call that the month.

I'm going to start by defining my function small_words, and it takes a list of words as input.

As long as it takes. Goodbye.

You should assume that test is a procedure that takes a number as its input and outputs a Boolean.

Which we'll label with a big C, for the compiler, And the compiler takes as input just your program.

For this quiz your goal is to define a procedure, named union, that takes 2 lists as its input.

So for this question, your goal is to define a procedure, named find_last, that takes as input 2 strings.

It takes 1 input. We'll use the name n for our input. That's the number that we go up to.

Next we have a function called Result, which takes, as input, a state and an action and delivers, as its output, a new state.

Your goal is to define a procedure called udacify that takes as input a string and outputs a string that is an uppercase U followed by the input string.

We have as much time as it takes.

Will she go? As far as it takes.

What takes you only three days, takes me as many weeks.

I, it takes as input, your program. That you wrote, And, whatever data that you want to run the program on.

You should implement a function that takes this table as an input and computes this table over here, which is unambiguous.

Your draw function is called polygon draw function in the code. It takes as an input the number of sides desired.

And as it ran, this thing was saying, Give me input. Give me input.

It takes 1 input, we'll call it N, and it adds 1 to that.

Gradually, as my chorus takes shape,

For this quiz your goal is to define a procedure, named sum_list, that takes as its input a list of numbers and produces as its output the sum of all the elements in the input list.

Now setlnterval takes as input a pointer to a function you'd like to call as well as a millisecond count on how often you want it to be called.

Finally, one test input is just as good as another. No.

Function time should take as input a, and it should return the number of steps. it takes to execute naive(a, b) as a function of a.

Your goal is to define a procedure named square that takes 1 number as its input and outputs the square of that number.

And I ask you to write function, which we'll call ss, for sum of squares, which takes a list of numbers as input.

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