What's printed by the following Pyhon code? Question: animals = [‘horse’, ‘Pig’, ‘dog’, ‘Owl’, ‘lion’, ‘Hare’, ‘baboon’, ‘Fish’, ‘tiger’, ‘Zebra’, ‘Cow’, ‘Mouse’, ‘quail’, ‘Elephant’] for animal in animals: if (animal >= ‘M’) and (animal <= ‘Z’): print(animal) Question 1: How to understand (animal >= ‘M’) and (animal <= ‘Z’) ? Question 2: The correct answer …
Printing list of list (containing integers) in lexicographic order Question: Task:You are given three integers x,y and z along with an integer n. You have to print a list of all possible coordinates where the sum of is not equal to n. Print Print the list in lexicographic increasing order. Below is my code. Works …
Sort list of strings ignoring upper/lower case Question: I have a list which contains strings representing animal names. I need to sort the list. If I use sorted(list), it will give the list output with uppercase strings first and then lowercase. But I need the below output. Input: var = [‘ant’,’bat’,’cat’,’Bat’,’Lion’,’Goat’,’Cat’,’Ant’] Output: [‘ant’, ‘Ant’, ‘bat’, …
