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Section 16.13 Review - Lists
Practice indexing, updating, traversing, and using common list operations.
Subsection 16.13.1 Part A: Read the List
Checkpoint 16.13.1.
colors = ["red", "blue", "green", "yellow"]
Identify the first item, the last item, the item at index
2, and the length of the list.
Subsection 16.13.2 Part B: Trace
Checkpoint 16.13.2.
numbers = [10, 20, 30]
numbers.append(40)
numbers[1] = 99
numbers.pop(0)
Trace the value of
numbers after each line.
Subsection 16.13.3 Part C: Fix
Checkpoint 16.13.3.
The code below has an error. Update it so it runs correctly.
Checkpoint 16.13.4.
The code below has an error. Update it so it runs correctly.
Checkpoint 16.13.5.
The code below has an error. Update it so it runs correctly.
Subsection 16.13.4 Part D: Create
Checkpoint 16.13.6.
Write a list named
foods containing four food names. Print the second item, add one more item, and replace the first item with a new value.
Subsection 16.13.5 Think About ...
Checkpoint 16.13.7.
What is the difference between changing a list item and adding a new list item?
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