phrase = input("Please enter a phrase: ")
index = 0
for i in phrase:
if i == " ":
print("Space at index", index)
index += 1
print("Scan complete")
Which lines have to be indented
The lines that have to be indented are:
- Line 5: `if i == " ":`
- Line 6: `print("Space at index", index)`
- Line 7: `index += 1`
How many times
The lines that have to be indented will be executed for each character in the variable `phrase`. Therefore, the number of times these lines will be executed depends on the length of the `phrase` input by the user.
Just tell me
The lines that need to be indented will be executed once for each space character in the `phrase` input by the user.
On iPad HOW MUCH?
I apologize for any confusion. The exact number of times the indented lines will be executed depends on the number of spaces in the `phrase` input by the user. Without knowing the specific input, it is not possible to determine an exact number.
Screwaiblots
I apologize if my previous response did not address your question adequately. To clarify, the number of times the indented lines will be executed is equal to the number of space characters in the `phrase` input provided by the user. Each time a space character is encountered, the program will print "Space at index" followed by the index of that space character in the phrase. After printing, the index is incremented by one. The program will continue scanning the phrase until it reaches the end. The total number of times the indented lines will be executed depends on the number of spaces in the input phrase.
Summary: 4 tests run, 2 tests passed, Original Grade = 50.0
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PASSED: Source Test 1: Use a "for" loop to iterate over phrase (+25.0)
PASSED: Output Test 2: Verify program output #1 (+25.0)