$1$: create a string variable containing your name as one string

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$2$: return just the $3$rd character in your name. Do this

with $3$ other characters. For instance, return the first character, the $3$rd character, etc.

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$3$: create a numeric variable with your age. Call the variable "myage".

It does not have to be your exact age.

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$4$: store your age in a STRING variable called "stringage".

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$5$: convert your age to a float and store the value in a variable called "floatage"

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$6$: create a tuple with five first names. Make sure one of the names is yours

Call the tuple "tfirstname"

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$7$: create a tuple of tuples. Your tuple should consist five records, each

containing one first name and one last name.

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$8$: create a list with five new tuples of first and last name,

print the first item in each tuple $($should print all first names$)$

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$(10$ is omitted$)$

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$11$: Create a list with the even numbers between $0$ and $20,$ including $0$ and $20.$

Give this list a variable name that is indicative of its contents.

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$(12$ thru $15$ can be done with one segment of code$)$

$12$: Loop through the list. Print the value of the current record each time you loop.

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$13$: if the value is greater than $10,$ print "large value"

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$14$: if the value is not greater than $10,$ print "small value"

sample output might be:

$0$

small value

$2$

small value

$3$

small value...

$..\mathrm{.}11$

large value

$12$

large value

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$15$: after all items in the list are finished and the looping is over, print "processing complete".

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$16$: create a list of $10$ colors

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$17$: write a loop that will run one time for each item in the list. Create a variable that will act as a counter and will increment each time the loop runs.

$($For example, the first time the loop runs, this variable should be equal to $1.$ Next time the loop runs, it should be equal to $2.)$

Partial code is below:

colors $=(\text{'}$red$\text{'},$ 'orange', 'green'$)$

numbervariable $=1$

for i in colors:

print$($i$)$

#increment numbervariable here

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$18$: print the color and number every time through the loop. $($Basically$,$ take item $17$ and add output to it$.)$

sample output might be:

purple $1$

red $2$

blue $3...$

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$19$: create a string variable that contains a four digit number such as $"1776"$

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$20$: multiply this number by $4$ and print the result. If you cannot multiply

by a string, create another variable that you can multiply by and convert

the string as necessary.