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Section_02/assignment_01.py

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 # Assignment 1:
 """
-Print Bill's salary from the my_list object shown below.
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-my_list = [{'Tom': 20000, 'Bill': 12000}, ['car', 'laptop', 'TV']]
+    We would like to get the remainder of 15 divided by 4.
+    The calculation below does not seem to give us this result.
+    How would you change the code to meet the requirement?
 
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-# your code below:
 
 
 
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-# Solution
-# print(my_list[0].get('Bill'))
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+# remainder = 15 % 4
+# print(remainder)
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Section_02/assignment_02.py

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 # Assignment 2:
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-Using some of the collection data types we learned about
-in the course so such as a list and dictionary, create a
-data structure that best represents the following scenario:
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-Tom has a salary of 20000 and is 22 years old. He owns a few items such as
-a jacket, a car, and TV. Mike is another person who makes 24000 and is 27 years old
-who owns a bike, a laptop and boat.
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+Use of the below format() method is incorrect for what we are trying to do.
+We actually have 10 small, 12 large, and 12 medium boxes.
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+print("We have {2} small boxes, {2} large boxes, {2} medium boxes".format(10,12,12))
 
+"""
 
 
 
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-# Solution
 
-# my_list = [{'Tom': {'salary': 20000, 'age': 22, 'owns': ['jacket', 'car', 'TV']}},
-#            {'Mike': {'salary': 24000, 'age': 27, 'owns': ['bike', 'laptop', 'boat']}}]

Section_02/assignment_03.py

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 # Assignment 3:
 """
-There is a list shown below titled original_list.
+    Given 2 variables chars and word, write code to move
+    the data contained in the variable word in the exact middle of
+    the characters contained in the variable chars and save this
+    in a new variable called result and print it.
 
-Using only what you've learned so far in the course,
-write code to create a new list that contains the tuple sorted.
+    NOTE: chars variable will contain only 4 characters
 
-IMPORTANT: you must do this programmatically! Don't just
-      hard code a new list with the values rearranged.
-"""
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-original_list = ['cup', 'cereal', 'milk', (8, 4, 3)]
+    Example:
+    ---------------
+    chars = "<<>>"
+    word = "hello"
+    result - should contain the following string: <<hello>>
 
-# your code below:
+"""
 
+chars = "[[]]"
+word = "Cool"
 
+# Expected Result Printed: [[Cool]]
 
+# Your code below:
 
 
 
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+# Solution Below:
+# print(chars[:2] + word + chars[2:])
 
 
-# Solution
-# num1 = original_list[3][0]
-# num2 = original_list[3][1]
-# num3 = original_list[3][2]
-# new_list = [num1, num2, num3]
-# new_list.sort()
-# new_tuple = (new_list[0], new_list[1], new_list[2])
-# new_list = [original_list[0], original_list[1], original_list[2], new_tuple]
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-# print(new_list)

Section_02/assignment_04.py

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 # Assignment 4:
 """
-In the list shown below, replace the letter m with the letter x
-and replace the word TV with the word television. Then print my_list.
+    Given 2 variables word1 and word2, write code to
+    print the concatenation of the 2 words omitting the
+    first_folder letter of the string saved in word1 and the second_folder
+    letter of the string saved in word2.
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+    Example:
+    ---------------
+    word1 = "Vehicle"
+    word2 = "Robot"
+    result - ehicleRbot
+
 """
 
-my_list = [(1, 2), (3, 4), (['c', 'd', 'a', 'm'], [3, 9, 4, 12], 4), 'TV', 42]
+word1 = "Computer"
+word2 = "Truck"
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+# Expected Result Printed: omputerTuck
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-my_list[2][0][3] = 'x'
-my_list[3] = 'Television'
 
-print(my_list)
 
 
 
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+# Solution Below:
+# result = word1[1:] + word2[0:1] + word2[2:]
+# print(result)
 
 
-# Solution:
-# my_list[2][0][3] = 'x'
-# my_list[3] = 'Television'
-# print(my_list)

Section_02/assignment_05.py

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+# Assignment 5:
+"""
+    Given 2 variables chars and word, write code to move
+    the data contained in the variable word in the exact middle of
+    the characters contained in the variable chars and save this
+    in a new variable called result and print it.
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+    NOTE: chars variable can contain any even number of characters.
+          the len() function can be used to figure out the length of a string
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+    Example:
+    ---------------
+    chars = "<[<||>]>"
+    word = "mirror"
+    result - should contain the following string: <[<|mirror|>]>
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+"""
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+chars = "<<[]]]" # this could be a very long string with an even length.
+word = "Cool"
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+# Expected Result Printed: <<[Cool]]]
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+# Solution Below:
+# size = len(chars)
+# idx = int(size/2) # dividing results in a float datatype.
+# print(chars[:idx] + word + chars[idx:])
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