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S: $60$

T: $85$

U: $24$

V: $15$

W: $13$

X: $1$

Y: $13$

List of Punctuations seen in the file and their number of occurrences:

$"$: $4$

$($: $1$

$)$: $1$

$,$: $6$

$-$: $4$

$.$: $7$

$^$: $1$

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Letter of Largest number of occurrences: E occurred $123$ times

Punctuations of Largest number of occurrences: $.$ occurred $7$ times

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Letter of Largest number of occurrences: E occurred $43$ times

Digits of Largest number of occurrences: $0$ occurred $8$ times

Punctuations of Largest number of occurrences: $-$ occurred $9$ times

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Letter of Largest number of occurrences: E occurred $43$ times

Digits of Largest number of occurrences: $0$ occurred $8$ times

Punctuations of Largest number of occurrences: $-$ occurred $9$ times

List of Letters seen in the file and their number of occurrences:

A: $37$

B: $17$

C: $21$

D: $18$

E: $43$

F: $9$

G: $5$

H: $23$

I: $29$

J: $1$

K: $6$

L: $11$

M: $3$

N: $26$

O: $29$

P: $11$

Q: $1$

R: $28$

S: $35$

T: $28$

U: $15$

V: $1$

W: $1$

Y: $4$

List of Digits seen in the file and their number of occurrences:

$0$: $8$

$1$: $3$

$3$: $3$

$6$: $3$

$7$: $8$

$8$: $4$

$9$: $2$

List of Punctuations seen in the file and their number of occurrences:

$"$: $2$

$($: $1$

$)$: $1$

$,$: $7$

$-$: $9$

$.$: $5$

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Prior to the launch of new technologies we hear of the benefits these latest

developments will bring. As the latest innovations become integrated with,

and form the infrastructure of$,$ everyday living, we begin to experience some

less positive aspects. Clearly, computer technology brings both benefits and

disadvantages $-$ the degree to which either has an impact on individuals and

their ability to live a "good life"$^$ is the degree to which ethics is relevant to

computing.

A number of ethical issues have been discussed and debated over the

last twenty years or so under the broad category of "computer ethics". This

rather loose term has been criticised for placing ethics $-$ a uniquely human

characteristic $-$ onto computers. Despite early predictions in Artificial

Intelligence we are still far from being able to ascribe a moral viewpoint to

mechanical devices. If$,$ however, we talk about the ethics of computing we

are talking about the use of computers $-$ thus placing the moral perspective

$($and consequently the moral responsibility$)$ firmly in the hands of

computing professionals and the users.

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An International Standard Book Number $($ISBN$)$ is a code of $10$ characters, referred to as ISBN$-10,$

separated by dashes such as $0-7637-0798-8.$ An ISBN$-10$ consists of four parts: a group code, a publisher code,

a code that uniquely identifies the book among those published by a particular publisher, and a check character.

The check character is used to validate an ISBN. For the ISBN $0-7637-0798-8,$ the group code is $0,$

which identifies the book as one from an English$-$speaking country. The publisher code $7637$ is for "Jones and Bartlett Publishers".

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