Question

Provide your own examples of the following using Python lists. Create your own examples. Do not copy them from another source.

Nested lists

The “*” operator

List slices

The “+=” operator

A list filter

A list operation that is legal but does the "wrong" thing, not what the programmer expects

Provide the Python code and output for your program and all your examples.

Answer 1

Nested_lists = ['only first "floor"', ['second floor',['Third floor', 'here living cats'],

['Underground', 'Dinasaurs', ['I dont know where we are']]]]

print('Nested lists: ', Nested_lists)




print('')




my_property = ['house', 'car', 'money', 'computer']

print('Now I have ')

print(my_property)

print(' but then I make my startup it will be ')

print(my_property * 5)




print('')




print('But if my startup fold up I will have only')

print(my_property[1:3])

print('')




me = ['car', 'flat']

wife = ['nothing']

print('When me and my wife married, we combined our property')

me += wife

print(me)

print('')

cars = ['BMW', 'Mercedes', 'Skoda']

print(cars)

print('Here something need to remove')

cars[0] = cars[2]

cars[1] = cars[2]

print('Alright')

print(cars)

print('')




# For me strange was that

car = 'skoda'

my_car = 'skoda'

print(car is my_car)




cars = ['bmw', 'mercedes', 'skoda']

my_cars = ['bmw', 'mercedes', 'skoda']