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Introduction to Python (generated task tests)
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Introduction to Python (generated task tests)

Introduction to Python (generated task tests)

1. Getting Started
2. Variables and Types
3. Conditional Statements
4. Other Data Types
5. Loops
6. Functions

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Lists and List Methods

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# A list showcasing various grocery categories grocery_items = ["milk", "eggs", "cheese", "butter"] print(grocery_items)
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# A list containing information about the apple category # Each position holds different apple details: # Name, quantity, discount status, price, and origin apple_details = ["apple", 34, True, 1.99, "Fuji"] print(apple_details)
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# Creating an inventory inventory = ["carrots", "bananas", "apples"] # Adding a new item inventory.append("oranges") # Removing an outdated item inventory.remove("bananas") # Sorting the inventory inventory.sort() # Checking the result print("Updated inventory:", inventory)
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Introduction to Python (generated task tests)

Introduction to Python (generated task tests)

1. Getting Started
2. Variables and Types
3. Conditional Statements
4. Other Data Types
5. Loops
6. Functions

book
Lists and List Methods

123
# A list showcasing various grocery categories grocery_items = ["milk", "eggs", "cheese", "butter"] print(grocery_items)
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12345
# A list containing information about the apple category # Each position holds different apple details: # Name, quantity, discount status, price, and origin apple_details = ["apple", 34, True, 1.99, "Fuji"] print(apple_details)
copy
1234567891011121314
# Creating an inventory inventory = ["carrots", "bananas", "apples"] # Adding a new item inventory.append("oranges") # Removing an outdated item inventory.remove("bananas") # Sorting the inventory inventory.sort() # Checking the result print("Updated inventory:", inventory)
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SectionΒ 4. ChapterΒ 1
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