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1:24 Back Hwrk07.pdf Q Homework 07 COMSC-122 Homework-07A You will find two files in your Homework07 dropbox: GirlNames.txt - which is a file containing a list of the 200 most popular names given to girls born in the United State from the year 2000 through 2009. BoyNames.txt-which is a file containing a list of the 200 most popular names given to boys born in the United State from the year 2000 through 2009. *Write a program that reads the contents of the two files into two separate lists. Then the user will be asked: "If you are looking up a Girl's name, enter "G' or 'g, if a Boy's name, enter "B or : Next the user will be asked to enter the name that (she wants to look up. Dashboard The application will then display a message indicating whether the name entered was one of the most popular or not. *Then your program should ask if you want to look up another name. 5G Homework-07A Call your program: Your Name-Hwrk7A.py Tip: You might find programs 7-15 and 7-2 helpful in solving this problem. Calendar To Do Notifications M Inbox 1:24 < Back Homework-07B Design a program that reads a textfile, rainfall.txt, containing the total rainfall in the Bay Area for each of 12 months, into a list. The program should calculate and display the following: The Total rainfall for the year; The average monthly rainfall for the year; The month in which the maximum rainfall occurs; The month in which the minimum rainfall occurs. Call your program: YourName-Hwrk78.py It's not essential, but you may want to make use of a file called: months.txt, which contains a list of the names of the months of the year in order. That file can be input to form another list called months[] Homework07B Tip: The easiest way to do the last two parts of the program is to: 1. Find the maximum(or minimum) rainfall for the year in the list you make of the rainfall data; 2. Determine the index of that maximum(or minimum) element: More Hints: 21 H 3. Look up the month of the year, in a list of months, for which the index is the same as the index that you found in step 2. You may find Programs 7-17 and 7-4 helpful. . You may want to use the min and max methods. Program 7-17 (read number 11st py) #progrers from a seg pe for rating Hwrk07.pdf Q the Cit thes of the artial Dashboard Program Output Calendar 5G [ To Do Program 7-17: Reading a List of Numbers from a File Notifications M Inbox 1:24 < Back 1.2.3.4.5 Program 7-4 (index_list.py) # 9 10 # 12 13 15: 16 17 Dashboard 21 23 217 Program 7-4: Using Indexes - Part 1 of 2 This program demonstrates how to get the index of an item in a list and then replace that item with a new item. det main() 31 33 if 33 Hwrk07.pdf Q Create a list with some items. food (Pizza, "Burgers", "Chips" Display the list. print("Here are the itens in the food lists") print (food) Cet the item to change. item input("Which iten should I change? Program 7-4: Using Indexes - Part 2 of 2 Get the item's index in the list. ite_index-food.index(iten) Get the value to replace it with. new_item inputs 'Ester the new value: 1 Replace the old item with the new item. food[item_indes) sow_im Display the list. print("Here is the revised it's print (food) except ValueErroes Call the main function. main() print! That item was not found in the list.") Calendar Program 7-4 . Results Program Output (with input shown in bold) Here are the items in the food list: (Pissa", 'Burgers, Chips" Which item should I change? Burgers (re Enter the new value: Pickles Here is the revised lists 1 Pizza, Pickles', 'Chips'] 8 Like To Do D 5G Notifications M Inbox 1:24 Back Hwrk07.pdf Q Homework 07 COMSC-122 Homework-07A You will find two files in your Homework07 dropbox: GirlNames.txt - which is a file containing a list of the 200 most popular names given to girls born in the United State from the year 2000 through 2009. BoyNames.txt-which is a file containing a list of the 200 most popular names given to boys born in the United State from the year 2000 through 2009. *Write a program that reads the contents of the two files into two separate lists. Then the user will be asked: "If you are looking up a Girl's name, enter "G' or 'g, if a Boy's name, enter "B or : Next the user will be asked to enter the name that (she wants to look up. Dashboard The application will then display a message indicating whether the name entered was one of the most popular or not. *Then your program should ask if you want to look up another name. 5G Homework-07A Call your program: Your Name-Hwrk7A.py Tip: You might find programs 7-15 and 7-2 helpful in solving this problem. Calendar To Do Notifications M Inbox 1:24 < Back Homework-07B Design a program that reads a textfile, rainfall.txt, containing the total rainfall in the Bay Area for each of 12 months, into a list. The program should calculate and display the following: The Total rainfall for the year; The average monthly rainfall for the year; The month in which the maximum rainfall occurs; The month in which the minimum rainfall occurs. Call your program: YourName-Hwrk78.py It's not essential, but you may want to make use of a file called: months.txt, which contains a list of the names of the months of the year in order. That file can be input to form another list called months[] Homework07B Tip: The easiest way to do the last two parts of the program is to: 1. Find the maximum(or minimum) rainfall for the year in the list you make of the rainfall data; 2. Determine the index of that maximum(or minimum) element: More Hints: 21 H 3. Look up the month of the year, in a list of months, for which the index is the same as the index that you found in step 2. You may find Programs 7-17 and 7-4 helpful. . You may want to use the min and max methods. Program 7-17 (read number 11st py) #progrers from a seg pe for rating Hwrk07.pdf Q the Cit thes of the artial Dashboard Program Output Calendar 5G [ To Do Program 7-17: Reading a List of Numbers from a File Notifications M Inbox 1:24 < Back 1.2.3.4.5 Program 7-4 (index_list.py) # 9 10 # 12 13 15: 16 17 Dashboard 21 23 217 Program 7-4: Using Indexes - Part 1 of 2 This program demonstrates how to get the index of an item in a list and then replace that item with a new item. det main() 31 33 if 33 Hwrk07.pdf Q Create a list with some items. food (Pizza, "Burgers", "Chips" Display the list. print("Here are the itens in the food lists") print (food) Cet the item to change. item input("Which iten should I change? Program 7-4: Using Indexes - Part 2 of 2 Get the item's index in the list. ite_index-food.index(iten) Get the value to replace it with. new_item inputs 'Ester the new value: 1 Replace the old item with the new item. food[item_indes) sow_im Display the list. print("Here is the revised it's print (food) except ValueErroes Call the main function. main() print! That item was not found in the list.") Calendar Program 7-4 . Results Program Output (with input shown in bold) Here are the items in the food list: (Pissa", 'Burgers, Chips" Which item should I change? Burgers (re Enter the new value: Pickles Here is the revised lists 1 Pizza, Pickles', 'Chips'] 8 Like To Do D 5G Notifications M Inbox

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