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Fill in the blanks to create a list and print its 3rd element.
Fill in the blanks to create a list and print its 3rd element. list = 42, 55, 67] print(list[ ])
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Can anyone explain why? Cause you don't learn if you just copy answers
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list = [42, 55, 67]
print(list[2])
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1. list = ()
2. dictionary = {}
3. tuple = ()
is is correct answer in logic
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here is the correct answer:
list = [42, 55, 67]
print(list[2])
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list = [ 42, 55, 67 ]
print(list[2])
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Fill in the blanks to create a list, dictionary, and tuple:
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list = [42, 55, 67]
print(list[0])
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print(list[2])
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answer please
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Correct answer is:
list = [ 42, 55, 67]
print(list[2 ])
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Fill in the blanks to create a list, dictionary, and tuple:
# list
list =
"one", "two"
# dictionary
dict =
1:"one", 2:"two"
# tuple
tp =
"one", "two"
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list-[]
dictonary-{}
tuple-()
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list-[]
dictonary-{}
tuple-()
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list = [42, 55, 67]
print(list[2])
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Fill in the blanks to create a list and print its 3rd element.
ist = [42, 55, 67]
print(list[2])
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1. [
2. 2
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What is supposed to go in the first blank? Can someone please help me? I got the second blank right. I am confused about what I am supposed to put in the first bank for this problem.
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Can someone explain? How do you get 2, im so confused
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Fill in the blanks to define a valid numpy array and output its 3rd element:
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{}