Given -- Very Simple Programming Language (VSPL) ::= a b c | ... | 2 | 0 | 1 | ... | 9 ::= + | - *|/ % < | > | -= | >> | <= ::= | < variable> ::= | | < ) ::= < variables = cexpr>; ::= | Identify each valid statement (multiple answer):
a. a = x + y; b=s*t; c=w+v;
b. average = Total / Length;
c. accel = distance / time 2;
d. (x2-x1) = vel /(t2-t1);
e. newVal = (((a*b) + c) / d);
f. dvalue = (a'a) + (2*a*b) + (b*b);

Write a function 'music_func' that takes 3 parameters -- music type, music group, vocalist -- and prints them all out as shown in the example below. in case no input is provided by the user, the function should assume these values for the parameters: "classic rock", "the beatles", "freddie mercury". for example: input: alternative rock,pearl jam,chris cornell output: the best kind of music is alternative rock the best music group is pearl jam the best lead vocalist is chris cornell note: the print statements will go inside the for example: print("the best kind of music is"

How can you know if the person or organization providing the information has the credentials and knowledge to speak on this topic? one clue is the type of web site it is--the domain name ".org" tells you that this site is run by a nonprofit organization.

Which component acts as a platform on which application software runs