Create and empty list name lstWeekDay. Set up a loop for the user to enter each of the days of the week one at a time.
computer science
Description
1.Create and empty list name
lstWeekDay. Set up a loop for the user
to enter each of the days of the week one at a time.(Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
etc...............) and add the days to lstWeekDays as they are entered by the
use(requires use of append method)
2.Using a For loop, print the
lstWeekDays List each on their own line.
3.Reverse the order of the
lstWeekDayslist. Now print itusing a
loop.
4.Sort the lstWeekDays list
alphabetically. Now print it using a loop.
5.Print the full weekday and then
“=”and then the first three characters of the each of lstWeekDays(requires for loop
and slicing)
Sample output:
Sunday = Sun
Monday = Mon
6.Print only the days of the week in
lstWeekDaysList that begin with the letter “T”. (remember case sensitivity – this
requires a “for”loop and indexing)
7. Create a dictionary named
dctCourses. Place the following value
and key pairs in it: Value
|
Key |
value |
|
1000 |
Intro to IS |
|
1301 |
HTML &CSS |
|
1505 |
Fundamentals of Programming |
|
2575 |
.Net Programming 1 |
|
2585 |
.Net Programming 2 |
|
2701 |
Database Design & SQL |
8. Get a list of the values in
dctCourses and print the values in sorted order (see sample code).
9. Get a list of the keys in
dctCourses and print the values in sorted order (see sample code).
10. Print
the value that has a key of 1505(using the
dictionary get method)
