In the following code, both println() calls output the same…

In the following code, both println() calls output the same list because map() modifies the values of numbers and returns a reference to the list. val numbers = listOf(1, 2, 3, 4, 5) val doubled = numbers.map { it * 2 } println(numbers) // OUTPUT: println(doubled) // OUTPUT:  

Look at each snippet of conversation, and answer the questio…

Look at each snippet of conversation, and answer the questions that follow. 1. Prosecution lawyer to defense witness:  Have you stopped taking drugs? Just answer with simple yes or no If the witness has never taken drugs, can she answer the question? Why or why not? 2. Doctor to patient with bursitis: Can you reach the top shelf? Short student to tall student in the library: can you reach the top shelf? Is the implicature the same for both questions? Why or why not? 3. A letter of recommendation for a student applying to graduate school: I am writing to recommend Joe Blow for graduate study. He was my advises, and I have always found him unfailingly polite and punctual. Also, he dresses extremely well. Sincerely… What maxims are being violated? What is the implicature of the letter?