Python

Python

Exercise $1.$ Lists: Create a list of $5$ of your favorite movies. Access the third movie in the list.

Solution for Exercise $1$:

movies $=["$Movie$1",$ "Movie$2",$ "Movie$3",$ "Movie$4",$ "Movie$5"]$

print$($movies$[2])$

Exercise $2.$ Modification: Add another movie to the list and then remove the second movie.

Solution for Exercise $2$:

movies.append$("$Movie$6")$

del movies$[1]$

Exercise $3.$ Tuples: Create a tuple of $3$ cities you'd love to visit. Why can't you change the second city?

Solution for Exercise $3$:

cities $=("$Paris$",$ "Tokyo", "Nairobi"$)$

# cities$[1]=$ "Berlin" # This would raise an error since tuples are immutable.

Exercise $4.$ Operations: For both your list and tuple, determine their lengths.

Solution for Exercise $4$:

num$\_$movies $=$ len$($movies$)$

print$($num$\_$movies$)$

num$\_$cities $=$len$(ccties)$

print$($num$\_$cities$)$