Help with Python 3 Coding for Functions:

What's allowed? Here is the exhaustive list of things you can use on the project. You can ask if we've omitted something, but the answer is probably no all basic expressions/operators, indexing/slicing all basic statements: assignment, selection, and loop statements, break/continue, return functions: len(), range() int float C), str(), set dict(), bool(), tuple() file reading: open(), close(), read(), readline(), readlines(), with syntax dictionaries: all methods listed in our slides on that chart methods: lists insert append(), extend pop(), remove() strings strip(), split(), join sorted sort reversed reverse() This means that... you can't call anything not listed above. Focus on applying these functions to solve the task you can't import any modules for this project (e.g. you can't import csv) you can't use try-except for this assignment What's allowed? Here is the exhaustive list of things you can use on the project. You can ask if we've omitted something, but the answer is probably no all basic expressions/operators, indexing/slicing all basic statements: assignment, selection, and loop statements, break/continue, return functions: len(), range() int float C), str(), set dict(), bool(), tuple() file reading: open(), close(), read(), readline(), readlines(), with syntax dictionaries: all methods listed in our slides on that chart methods: lists insert append(), extend pop(), remove() strings strip(), split(), join sorted sort reversed reverse() This means that... you can't call anything not listed above. Focus on applying these functions to solve the task you can't import any modules for this project (e.g. you can't import csv) you can't use try-except for this assignment