PYTHON 3

Sets Practice Description Let’s say you have two lists A and B. Identify the elements which are common in the two lists A and B and return them in a sorted manner. For example  Sample Input : A = [5,1,3,4,4,5,6,7] B = [3,3,5,5, 1 ,7 ,2] Sample Output: [1,3,5] If you observe the sample output here you can see that  Though value 5 is repeated twice in both lists, in the final output it is present only once. The values are returned in a sorted manner with values increasing. Execution Time Limit 10 seconds SOLUTION CODE #code import ast,sys input_str = sys.stdin.read() input_list = ast.literal_eval(input_str) list_1 = input_list[0] list_2 = input_list[1] A = set(list_1) B = set(list_2) answer = list(A.intersection(B)) print(answer) 2) Sets What gets printed with the following set of instructions? nums = set ([ 1 , 1 , 2 , 3 , 3 , 3 , 4 ]) print ( len (nums))   7 4 ✓ Correct Feedback: Set() removes duplicates and returns the unique values. Hence, nums would be updated as...

  Variables In  [1]: name = "mike" print ( name ) mike In  [3]: name = input ( "Enter your name : " ) print ( "Welcome" , name ) Enter your name : Jane Welcome Jane Data Types in Python Here in the below piece of code you can see that we have assigned each variable with a particular value and use the type method we can check the datatype of the variable Variables In  [1]: name = "mike" print ( name ) mike In  [3]: name = input ( "Enter your name : " ) print ( "Welcome" , name ) Enter your name : Jane Welcome Jane Data Types in Python Here in the below piece of code you can see that we have assigned each variable with a particular value and use the type method we can check the datatype of the variable In  [15]: integer_num = 1 floating_num = 1.3 string = 'Mike' boolean = True ​ print ( type ( integer_num )) print ( type ( floating_num )) print ( type ( string )) print ( type ( boolean )) <clas...

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String Problem Description In a certain encrypted message which has information about the location(area, city), the characters are jumbled such that first character of the first word is followed by the first character of the second word, then it is followed by second character of the first word and so on In other words, let’s say the location is bandra,mumbai The encrypted message says ‘bmaunmdbraai’. Sample Input: bmaunmdbraai Sample Output: bandra,mumbai Let’s say the size or length of the two words wouldn’t match then the smaller word is appended with # and then encrypted in the above format. With this in mind write a code to identify the right location and print it as place,city. Solution Code #code import ast,sys input_str = sys.stdin.read() message1 = input_str[0:-1:2] message2 = input_str[1:len(input_str):2] print(message1.strip('#') + "," + message2.strip('#')) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------...