Fill(grid, old_value, new_value, seed) description: this is the same function you saw in project 4, only this time you must use recursion. it fills in a grid (i. e. a list of lists of ints) by modifying it in place. the filling starts at location defined by seed and spreads to all neighbors that have the old_value which is replaced by the new_value. parameters: grid is a 2d list of int, seed is a tuple of int that holds a pair of coordinates (row, column), old_value (int) is the original value at seed, new_value (int) is the replacement value for the filling.

Which of these options are the correct sequence of actions for content to be copied and pasted? select content, click the copy button, click the paste button, and move the insertion point to where the content needs to be inserted. click the copy button, select the content, move the insertion point to where the content needs to be inserted, and click the paste button. select the content, click the copy button, move the insertion point to where the content needs to be inserted, and click the paste button. select the content, move the insertion point to where the content needs to be inserted, click the copy button, and click the paste button.

Which option correctly describes a dbms application? a. software used to manage databases b. software used to organize files and folders c. software used to develop specialized images d. software used to create effective presentations

You draw two cards from a standard deck of 52 cards, but before you draw the second card, you put the first one back and reshuffle the deck. (a) are the outcomes on the two cards independent? why?