Today, I was given another assignment. (Which I wasn’t expecting.) Today’s assignment was to write a python program which had to meet the conditions: Write a Python proram that multiplies all the items in a list by the value of the variable factor. The program must print the list as the output. The program should allow multiplying the variable factor by a string in case the list contains strings. You may assume that the value of factor will be a positive integer. ...
Today, I was given an assignment. My assignment wanted me to write a Python program that pints the length of a string. This is what I had to print out: The length of "" is 0. The length of "H" is 1. The length of "Hello" is 5. The length of "Amazing" is 7. To do this, I have a plan in my mind which is: Step 1. Find out what I’m going to use. ...
I had an assignment that I was given for Python. What I have to do is to write a program in Python that asks a user to enter their favourite fruit, store each fruit in a list. At the end of the program, print out the total number of fruits, and also print all the fruits. This is what I’m expected: What is your favourite fruit? Banana (the fruit user put) What is your favourite fruit? Apple (the fruit user put) What is your favourite fruit? Orange (the fruit user put) What is your favourite fruit? (empty) (the user didn't write anything) You have 3 fruits in the basket: Banana, Apple, and Orange. So how do I do this? ...
Today, I was asked to write a small python code to print out all items in a list with comma seperated. The last item would end the with a ‘dot’, or full stop. For example, here is a list of sports: sports = [ 'basketball', 'soccer', 'netball' ] And I was asked to print out the expected output: My favourite sports are: basketball, soccer, netball. But how do I do this? Today, I’ll be showing you how to show the expected output using join and without join. ...