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Introduction to Python (copy)

Introduction to Python (copy)

1. Getting Started
First StepsCommentsSimple Math: Add & SubtractSimple Math: Multiply & DivideRecap
2. Variables and Types
Data TypesStoring Data in VariablesVariable Naming RulesUsing VariablesString Indexing and LengthString Slicing and ConcatenationChallenge: Inventory Sorting CapstoneRecap
3. Conditional Statements
Boolean Data TypeCombining ConditionsChallenge: Boolean LogicMembership Operators and Type ComparisonsConditional ExpressionsChallenge: Product Management CapstoneRecap
4. Other Data Types
Lists and List MethodsNested ListsChallenge: List ManagementTuples and Tuple MethodsTuple OperationsChallenge: Tuple OperationsDictionaries and Dictionary MethodsChallenge: Pricing Adjustment CapstoneRecap
5. Loops
For LoopsWhile LoopsRange FunctionIterating Over IndexesChallenge: Sales and ShipmentsNested LoopsChallenge: Automating Stock ControlChallenge: Solo Coding CapstoneRecap
6. Functions
Built-in FunctionsChallenge: Zip and Sort FunctionsUser Defined FunctionsList Behavior in FunctionsFunctions with no ReturnModifying FunctionsChallenge: Product Revenues CapstoneRecap

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Challenge: Inventory Sorting Capstone

Great job mastering variables, data types, slicing, and concatenation!

Now, let's apply your new skills to a realistic scenario involving organizing new grocery store inventory.

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Manage a grocery store inventory by extracting item names and categories using string slicing, assigning prices, and printing formatted statements.

  • Slice the items string to extract:
    • "Bubblegum" → candy1
    • "Chocolate" → candy2
    • "Pasta" → dry_goods
  • Slice the categories string to extract:
    • "Candy Aisle" → category1
    • "Pasta Aisle" → category2
  • Create price variables:
    • bubblegum_price = $1.50
    • chocolate_price = $2.00
    • pasta_price = $5.40
  • Use print() to display item names, prices, and categories.

Output Requirements

Print the following:

  • We have <candy1> for <bubblegum_price> in the <category1>
  • We have <candy2> for <chocolate_price> in the <category1>
  • We have <dry_goods> for <pasta_price> in the <category2>

Lösning

Switch to desktopByt till skrivbordet för praktisk övningFortsätt där du är med ett av alternativen nedan
Var allt tydligt?

Hur kan vi förbättra det?

Tack för dina kommentarer!

Avsnitt 2. Kapitel 7
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Challenge: Inventory Sorting Capstone

Great job mastering variables, data types, slicing, and concatenation!

Now, let's apply your new skills to a realistic scenario involving organizing new grocery store inventory.

Uppgift

Swipe to start coding

Manage a grocery store inventory by extracting item names and categories using string slicing, assigning prices, and printing formatted statements.

  • Slice the items string to extract:
    • "Bubblegum" → candy1
    • "Chocolate" → candy2
    • "Pasta" → dry_goods
  • Slice the categories string to extract:
    • "Candy Aisle" → category1
    • "Pasta Aisle" → category2
  • Create price variables:
    • bubblegum_price = $1.50
    • chocolate_price = $2.00
    • pasta_price = $5.40
  • Use print() to display item names, prices, and categories.

Output Requirements

Print the following:

  • We have <candy1> for <bubblegum_price> in the <category1>
  • We have <candy2> for <chocolate_price> in the <category1>
  • We have <dry_goods> for <pasta_price> in the <category2>

Lösning

Switch to desktopByt till skrivbordet för praktisk övningFortsätt där du är med ett av alternativen nedan
Var allt tydligt?

Hur kan vi förbättra det?

Tack för dina kommentarer!

Avsnitt 2. Kapitel 7
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