4. Write a function my_make_size 10(x), where x is an array and output is the first 10 elements of x if x has more than
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4. Write a function my_make_size 10(x), where x is an array and output is the first 10 elements of x if x has more than 10 elements, and output is the array x padded with enough zeros to make it length 10 if x has less than 10 elements.
5. Can you write my_make_size 10 without using if-statements (i.e., using only logical and array operations)? 6. Write a function my_letter_grader(percent), where grade is the string 'A+' if percent is greater than 97, 'A' if percent is greater than 93, 'A-'if percent is greater than 90, 'B+' if percent is greater than 87, 'B' if percent is greater than 83, 'B-' if percent is greater than 80, 'C+' if percent is greater than 77, 'C' if percent is greater than 73, 'C-'if percent is greater than 70, 'D+' if percent is greater than 67, 'D' if percent is greater than 63, 'D-' if percent is greater than 60, and 'F' for any percent less than 60. Grades exactly on the division should be included in the higher grade category.
5. Can you write my_make_size 10 without using if-statements (i.e., using only logical and array operations)? 6. Write a function my_letter_grader(percent), where grade is the string 'A+' if percent is greater than 97, 'A' if percent is greater than 93, 'A-'if percent is greater than 90, 'B+' if percent is greater than 87, 'B' if percent is greater than 83, 'B-' if percent is greater than 80, 'C+' if percent is greater than 77, 'C' if percent is greater than 73, 'C-'if percent is greater than 70, 'D+' if percent is greater than 67, 'D' if percent is greater than 63, 'D-' if percent is greater than 60, and 'F' for any percent less than 60. Grades exactly on the division should be included in the higher grade category.