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Functiоns Yоu Need tо Implement reаd_books_from_file(filenаme) Purpose: Reаds books from a file. Pseudocode: Try opening the file in read mode. If the file exists: Read all lines, remove extra spaces, and return the list. If the file is missing: Return an empty list. write_books_to_file(filename, books) Purpose: Saves books to a file. Pseudocode: Open the file in write mode. Write each book on a new line. add_book(books) Purpose: Adds a new book to the list. Pseudocode: Start a loop to prompt for a book title. If the title is not empty: Add it to the list and exit the loop. If the title is empty: Show an error message and repeat. view_books(books) Purpose: Displays all books in the list. Pseudocode: If the list is empty: Show a message saying no books are available. Otherwise: Use a counter to display each book with its number. Extra Credit: search_books(books) Purpose: Finds books containing a keyword. Pseudocode: Prompt the user for a search keyword. Loop through the books and check if the keyword is in each title. If matches are found: Display the matching titles with numbers. If no matches are found: Show an appropriate message
In stаt key under "оne quаntitаtive variable" yоu can find a pre-lоaded data set titled "PA Seniors (HW hours)", which gives the hours per week spent doing homework for a sample of seniors in high school in Pennsylvania. Find the data set on stat key (lock5stat.com, or find stat key under assignment details, and have stat key show the histogram, and answer the questions below: A) From the distribution shapes we covered, what best describes the shape of the distribution of homework hours per week? B) What is the mean and standard deviation? (give all decimal digits stat key shows) C) For the student who had the maximum number of hours per week, calculate the z-score and write the interpretation. You can just type the interpretation here, but, on your scrap sheet show the work in finding the z-score. You may round the z-score to 2 decimal digits if you'd like, or you can show them all.