WEAKLY PYTHON MILLIONAIRE DIGEST 26.09-2.10.2022

~ Topic #4 “Introduction to Ordered Data Types and the “For” loop”
~ Average accuracy 44%
~ Average involvement 43 people (16%)

N.B.
🐍Pay attention to the range and steps you use for the range() function (e.g. range(2,10) means the range from 2 until 10 and not including 10)
🐍Be careful while using remove() in your code. After executing the x.remove(i) method, the array size changes. The loop jumps over the value and not all the elements you need will be deleted
🐍The () and [] parentheses have different meanings in the code

WEAKLY PYTHON MILLIONAIRE DIGEST 3.10-9.10.2022

~ Topic #5 “Methods”
~ Average accuracy 50%
~ Average involvement 30 people (11%)

N.B.
🐍Pay attention to the way the split() method creates the list - the initial element type remains (e.g. (“1,2”.split(“,”) returns [“1”, “2”], not [1, 2])
🐍Note the logic of methods layering: some methods will return the AttributeError (e.g. “X y”.split().lower() will not work, as the lower() method is used with a string, and here split() has already created a list)