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CIS-124-HYA-CRN48380 Section 3b Practice

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A table ordered by age from oldest to youngest.

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The prompt presents a question about ordering a table by age from oldest to youngest, but provides no answer choices to evaluate. This means we cannot compare multiple options or determine which is correct based on the listed alternatives. However, there is an entry under 'answer' containing one candidate method: "students.sort('age', descending=True)". Let’s analyze this candidate in isolation and discuss how such a task is typically performed in common da......Login to view full explanation

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