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The document contains multiple code snippets demonstrating various operations on data structures in Python, including tuples, lists, and dictionaries. Key operations include finding indices, counting elements, appending, removing, reversing lists, and updating dictionary values. Each code snippet is followed by its expected output, showcasing the results of the operations performed.

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Python 1

The document contains multiple code snippets demonstrating various operations on data structures in Python, including tuples, lists, and dictionaries. Key operations include finding indices, counting elements, appending, removing, reversing lists, and updating dictionary values. Each code snippet is followed by its expected output, showcasing the results of the operations performed.

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1)

fruits = ("Apple", "Banana", "Mango", "Orange", "Papaya", "Grapes", "Mango", "Kiwi", "Custard
Apple", "Pineapple")

index = fruits.index("Custard Apple")

count = fruits.count("Mango")

print("Index of Custard Apple:", index)

print("Count of Mango:", count)

OUTPUT:-

2)

countries = ["India", "USA", "Brazil", "China", "Japan", "Germany", "France", "Italy"]

countries.append("Australia")

countries.remove("Brazil")

countries.reverse()

print(countries)

OUTPUT:-

3)

numbers = (1, 3, 5, 5, 2)

index = numbers.index(3)

count = numbers.count(5)

print("Index of 3:", index)

print("Count of 5:", count)

OUTPUT:-
4)

students = {

"John": {"age": 20, "courses": ["Math", "Science"], "CGPA": 3.8},

"Alice": {"age": 22, "courses": ["English", "History"], "CGPA": 3.9},

"Bob": {"age": 21, "courses": ["Physics", "Chemistry"], "CGPA": 3.6}

students["Wednesday"] = {"age": 23, "courses": ["Biology", "Psychology"], "CGPA": 4.0}

for s in students:

students[s]["CGPA"] += 0.1

for name, info in students.items():

print(name, info["courses"], "Updated CGPA:", info["CGPA"])

OUTPUT:-

5)

movies = ["Dangal", "PK", "3 Idiots", "Lagaan", "Swades", "Taare Zameen Par", "Chak De India",
"Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara"]

movies.append("Andhadhun")

movies.insert(2, "Dil Chahta Hai")

movies.pop()

movies.pop(1)

movies.reverse()

copied_movies = movies.copy()

print(copied_movies)

OUTPUT:-
6)

students = {

"Ravi": ["Math", "Science"],

"Neha": ["English", "History"],

"Amit": ["Geography", "Economics"]

students["Neha"] = tuple(students["Neha"])

print(students)

OUTPUT:-

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