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Protected "Python List Exercises" ([edit=sysop] (indefinite) [move=sysop] (indefinite))

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 '''List Basics:'''
-# Create a list named wordList that contains the following words: "washington", "lee", "generals", "arlington", "virginia"
+# Create a list named wordList that contains the following words: "washington", "liberty", "generals", "arlington", "virginia"
 # Print out the first element in wordList
 # Print out the length of the list by using '''len(wordList)'''

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 == Directions ==
-Create a file name "ch9_yourLastName.py".  In your file, complete the following exercises:
+Create a file name "list_basics.py".  In your file, complete the following exercises:
 '''List Basics:'''

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 # Print out the last element in numList using '''len(numList)-1'''
 # Print out the middle element in numList using '''len(numList) // 2''' (the double division sign is intentional--it automatically rounds down)
-# Write a loop that goes from '''0''' up through '''len(numList)-1''' that prints out ALL the elements in numList
+# Write a loop that goes from '''0''' up to '''len(numList)''' that prints out ALL the elements in numList
 # Write a loop that goes from '''len(numList)-1''' down through '''0''' and prints numList in '''reverse''' order
 # Write a loop that prints out all the numbers in numList that are greater than 10

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	# Print myList again to see if the '''right''' words were deleted		# Print myList again to see if the '''right''' words were deleted

−	* When you are done, copy and paste the above code into a Google Doc and ~~share it with Mr. Bui~~ via ~~Google Classroom~~	+	* When you are done, copy and paste the above code into a Google Doc and submit via Canvas

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	# Print myList again to see if the '''right''' words were deleted		# Print myList again to see if the '''right''' words were deleted

−	* When you are done, copy and paste the above code into a Google Doc and share it with Mr. Bui	+	* When you are done, copy and paste the above code into a Google Doc and share it with Mr. Bui via Google Classroom

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	# Now delete the word "over"		# Now delete the word "over"
	# Print myList again to see if the '''right''' words were deleted		# Print myList again to see if the '''right''' words were deleted
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		+	* When you are done, copy and paste the above code into a Google Doc and share it with Mr. Bui

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	== Resources ==		== Resources ==
−	* [http://openbookproject.net/thinkCSpy/ch09.html HTTLACS: Ch 9 - Lists]
	* [[Media:Lists_Python.ppt]]		* [[Media:Lists_Python.ppt]]

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 == Resources ==
 * [http://openbookproject.net/thinkCSpy/ch09.html HTTLACS: Ch 9 - Lists]
 == Directions ==

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