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Python List Questions

The document outlines ten programming tasks involving lists in Python, each requiring specific operations such as calculating the product, sum, counting occurrences, and checking for unique colors. Each task includes input and output formats, constraints, and examples for clarity. The tasks are designed to test various list manipulation skills in Python.

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Python List Questions

The document outlines ten programming tasks involving lists in Python, each requiring specific operations such as calculating the product, sum, counting occurrences, and checking for unique colors. Each task includes input and output formats, constraints, and examples for clarity. The tasks are designed to test various list manipulation skills in Python.

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Python List

Q1. Find the Product.

Write a program that takes an list as input from the user and find out the product of the elements.
Note: You have to complete Find_Prod. No need to take any input.

Input Format

The input contains a single number N, followed by N numbers as list elements.

Output Format
Return the required answer.

Constraints

1≤N≤201≤ElementoftheList≤100 Example

Sample Input
12345
Sample Output
120

Q2. Find the Sum.


Write a program which takes a list as input from the user and find out the sum of the list elements.
Note: You have to complete Find_Sum. No need to take any input.

Input Format

The input contains a single number N, followed by N numbers as list elements.

Output Format
Return the required answer.

Constraints

1≤N≤1001≤ElementoftheList≤1000
Note: You have to complete Find_Sum function. No need to take any input.

Example

Sample Input
512345
Sample Output
15

Q3. Count Occurrences

You are given an list A containing N integer elements and an integer K, and your task is to return the count of occurrences
of K in list A.
Note: You have to complete findCount function. No need to take any input.

Input Format

The first line of the input contains two space-separated integers N and K, denoting the number of elements in the list A and the
element whose count needs to be determined, respectively. The second line of the input contains N space-separated integers, denoting the
elements of the list A.

Output Format

Return the count of occurrences of K in list A.

Constraints

1≤N≤1001≤K≤1001≤Ai≤1000≤100

Example

Sample Input
33312
Sample Output
2

Q4. Even Odd

You are given an list A containing N integer elements, and your task is to return an list B ((having a size equal to 22)), where B[0]
contains the sum of all even elements of list A and B[1] has the sum of all odd elements of the list A.
Note: You have to complete findEvenOdd function. No need to take any input.

Input Format

The first line of the input contains an integer N, denoting the number of elements in the list A. The second line of the input contains N space-
separated integers, denoting the elements of list A.

Output Format

Return list B as output.

Constraints

1≤N≤1001≤100 0≤Ai≤1000≤100

Example

Sample Input
1234567
Sample Output
12 16

Q5. Find whether the number is present or not


Write a program which takes a list as input from the user and a number. Check whether the number is present or not.
Note: You have to complete Find_Num. No need to take any input.

Input Format

The first line contains an integer N, denoting the size of the list. The second line contains N space-separated integers, denoting the
elements of the list. The third line contains an integer M, denoting the element that needs to be searched.
Output Format

Return the "YES" (without quotes) else return "NO" (without quotes).

Constraints

1≤N≤1001≤ElementoftheList≤1000

Example

Sample Input
123452
Sample Output
YES

Q6. Higher Age

You are given a list A containing the age of persons in your locality, and your task is to find and return an list containing the age of
persons that are over 1818 (18(18 included)).
Note: Also, in the output list, the age should be in the same order as in the input list. You have to complete highAge function. No need
to take any input.

Input Format

The first line of the input contains an integer N, denoting the number of person in your locality. The second line of the input contains
N space-separated integers, denoting the age of persons in your locality.

Output Format

Return the list containing the age of persons that are over 1818 (18(18 included)).

Constraints

1≤N≤1001≤100 0≤Ai≤1000≤100

Example

Sample Input
11 23 3 45 72 68
Sample Output
23 45 72 68

Q7. Increment the List Elements


You are provided the list of integers and you have to increment all list elements by 1 and then print whole list. You have to
complete Inc_Arr. No need to take any input.

Input Format

The input contains a single number N, then N list elements as input.

Output Format
Print the required answer in the function itself.

Constraints

1≤N≤1001≤ElementoftheList≤1000

Example
Sample Input
12345
Sample Output
23456

Q8. Pass or Fail

You are given a list A containing the maths marks of students in your class, and your task is to determine if all the students pass in
your class or not. A student is declared pass if his maths marks are greater than or equal to 3232.
If all the students pass in your class, return "YES" (without quotes); otherwise, return "NO" (without quotes).
Note: You have to complete isAllPass function. No need to take any input.

Input Format

The first line of the input contains an integer N, denoting the number of students in your class. The second line of the input contains N
space-separated integers, denoting the maths marks of students in your class.

Output Format
Return "YES" (without quotes) if all the students pass in your class; other wise, print "NO" (without quotes).

Constraints

1≤N≤1001≤100 0≤Ai≤1000≤100

Example

Sample Input
13 89 45 98 67 45 54
Sample Output
NO

Q9. Unique Color Shirt

Prepbuddy is very tasteful of clothes. He has N numbers of shirts hanging in the hanger in his wardrobe. Prepbuddy likes to wear
different colored clothes. So, whenever he see there are two or more shirts with the same color, he removes all the shir t of that color from
his wardrobe. Now, he wants to know how many M unique color shirts are left in the wardrobe. Prepbuddy wants you to find M.
Note: As there are many shades of a color so consider integers as a color name. i.e, color of shirt is 0,1,2, … , N.

Input Format

The first line of the input contains an integer N denoting the number of shirts in the wardrobe. The second line of the input contains N
integers C1,C2,C3,C4,...,CN1,2,3,4,..., color of shirts (separated by space).

Output Format

Return a single integer M denoting the unique colored shirts left in the wardrobe.

Constraints

1<=N<=1031<=103 1<=C[i]<=1031<=[]<=103

Example

Input
324123
Output
2
Sample test case explanation

Input: C=
Output: 2
There are two 2-color shirts, and two 3-color shirts. So, after removing 2-color and 3-color shirts, the remaining shirts are one 4-color shirt
and one 1-color shirt i.e, .
Hence, the output will be 2.

Q10. Min and Max


Congratulations on making up to this question. Let us give you a fairly simple list problem to solve. If you know how to iterate
through the list, you will easily be able to solve this. The problem statement is simple - given N elements, find the minimum and maximum
numbers among those elements.

Input format

First-line contains N representing the length of the list. The second line contains N space-separated integers.

Output format
Return minimum and maximum elements.

Constraints

1<=N<1071<=<107 0<=A[i]<=1070<=[]<=107

Example

Input
6314627
Output
17

Sample Test Case Explanation

In the first test case minimum element = 1 and maximum element = 7


In the second test case minimum element = 0 and maximum element = 0

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