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Assignment 43

The document provides examples of data types in Python, including integers, floats, strings, lists, and dictionaries. It also demonstrates operations such as calculating averages, manipulating lists, and character encoding. Additionally, it showcases how to print and access elements from lists and tuples.

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Assignment 43

The document provides examples of data types in Python, including integers, floats, strings, lists, and dictionaries. It also demonstrates operations such as calculating averages, manipulating lists, and character encoding. Additionally, it showcases how to print and access elements from lists and tuples.

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Python 3

1. x = 123
y = -45e7
z = 45.j
a = 'Maria'
b = ('abcd', 786, 2.23, 'john', 70.2)
c = '$'

print("Data type of x:", type(x))


print("Data type of y:", type(y))
print("Data type of z:", type(z))
print("Data type of a:", type(a))
print("Data type of b:", type(b))
print("Data type of c:", type(c))

2. a) Average of four grades → float


b) Number of months in a year → int
c) Perimeter of URS Morong Campus → float
d) Numbers in a lottery → list / set of int
e) Distance from Morong to Quezon City → float
f) Single-character prefix of class sections → str (single char)
g) Grade roster → list of int / float
h) Names of URS Campuses → list of str
i) Indexed information about CoEng class list → dictionary (dict)
j) The days in a week → list / tuple of str

3. grades = [85, 90, 88, 92]


average = sum(grades) / len(grades)
print("Average of grades:", average, type(average))

months = 12
print("Months in a year:", months, type(months))

perimeter = 1234.56
print("Perimeter:", perimeter, type(perimeter))

lottery_numbers = {5, 12, 19, 33, 45}


print("Lottery numbers:", lottery_numbers, type(lottery_numbers))

distance = 67.8
print("Distance:", distance, type(distance))

prefix = 'A'
print("Section prefix:", prefix, type(prefix))

roster = [90, 85, 88, 75]


print("Roster:", roster, type(roster))
campuses = ["Morong", "Tanay", "Antipolo"]
print("Campuses:", campuses, type(campuses))

coeng_class = {"ECE1": "Frince", "ECE2": "Juan"}


print("CoEng class list:", coeng_class, type(coeng_class))

days = ("Mon", "Tue", "Wed", "Thu", "Fri", "Sat", "Sun")


print("Days in a week:", days, type(days))

4. print("'C' - 1:", chr(ord('C') - 1))


print("'o' + 8:", chr(ord('o') + 8))
print("'l' - 2:", chr(ord('l') - 2))
print("'i' + 3:", chr(ord('i') + 3))
print("'n' - 4:", chr(ord('n') - 4))

5. list1 = ['xyz', 7.86, 223, 'Juan', 70.2]


list2 = [1, 23, 'jj']

# 1) Print the two lists in a single line


print(list1, list2)

# 2) Print last & third elements


print("list1 last:", list1[-1], " third:", list1[2])
print("list2 last:", list2[-1], " third:", list2[2])

# 3) Elements starting from 2nd till 3rd


print(list1[1:3])

# 4) From 3rd element onwards


print(list1[2:])

# 5) Print list2 two times


print(list2 * 2)

# 6) Concatenated lists
print(list1 + list2)

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