From 44c69119dd46ca09e74a16793cc58ab69cb013ec Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: emmanuelmacharia <33549531+emmanuelmacharia@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sun, 12 Aug 2018 19:51:40 +0300
Subject: [PATCH] Module 10 - working with lists source code

has the solution. the commented code is from the lesson; challenge starts at Line 46
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+#start- 7:20:00
+#ends-8:03:00
+#working with lists
+#follow this syntax. you can store a number of data types in lists.
+
+
+
+#guests=['Satya', 'Bill', 'Marsha']
+#print(guests)
+##getting values in the list is done by indexing e.g. print(guest[-1])- couting backwards.
+#print(guests[-1])
+##print(guests[0])- counting from the start
+#print(guests[0])
+##append- adding a value to a list
+#guests.append('Charles')
+#print(guests)
+##remove- removing a value from the list- 
+##it removes the first value if one value occurs multiple times
+#guests.remove('Bill')
+#print(guests)
+##del- deletes a value from the list
+#del guests[2]
+#print(guests)
+##insert- inserting a value into the list
+#guests.insert(1, 'Tommy')
+#print(guests)
+##update a value in the list
+#guests[1]='Derreck'
+#print(guests)
+##searching a list
+#print(guests.index('Marsha'))
+
+##loops with lists
+##use the len() function to get the size of an array/list
+#current_guests= len(guests)
+#for people in range(current_guests):
+#    print(people)
+
+##you can also use the for loop; e.g. for guests in guests:
+#for people in guests:
+#    print(people)
+
+##sorting through a lists
+#guests.sort( )
+
+#challenge
+#the party challenge
+
+guestList=['']
+coming=''
+main_guest=''
+plus_one=''
+people_bring=''
+counter=0
+
+print('Are you coming to the party on saturday night? (yes/no)')
+coming=input('').capitalize()
+if coming == 'Yes':
+    print('what is your name?')
+    main_guest=input('')
+    guestList.append(main_guest)
+    print('How many people do you want to bring? (please use digits e.g. 1,2,3)')
+    people_bring=input('')
+    people_bring=int(people_bring)
+
+    while counter<people_bring:
+        print('kindly tell us their name/s')
+        plus_one= input('')
+        guestList.append(plus_one)
+        counter+=1
+       
+    for guests in guestList:
+        sorted(guests)
+        print(guests)
+        
+    sorted(guests)
+    print('See you on Saturday night lol!! ;-)')
+else:
+    print('You\'re gonna miss out on Saturday night.')
+    print('Try again if you change your mind, and bring someone if you can')
+    print('Everybody is invited')
+
+print('Good day')
+
+#slicing a list
+mylist=[0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]
+mylist[4:8]
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