Python Problem!?

Question

1-Create a list of five names, such as ['Margot', 'Kathryn', ‘Pamela’]. Create a for loop that iterates through the list and creates a string with the words “Hi’, the name of the friend and the words ". Please come to my party on Saturday!" so that the result looks like:

Hi Margot. Please come to my party on Saturday!
Hi Kathryn. Please come to my party on Saturday!
Hi Pamela. Please come to my party on Saturday!

2-Create two lists: list1 = [2, 6, 10] and list2 = [1, 3, 5]. Create a for loop that iterates through the two lists and calculates the difference between the respective element of each list. Also in the for loop, find the difference squared and keep a running total of that number.

Print the difference after each time it is calculated and the sum after each time it is calculated, so that it looks like this:

The difference is xxx

The sum is yyy

where xxx and yyy are the calculated values.

3-Write a program that generates all odd numbers from 1 to n. Ask the user for n and set n in the beginning of the program. Use a while loop to compute the numbers and create a list that contains the numbers. The print out the resulting list.

Answer 1

2-Create two lists: list1 = [2, 6, 10] and list2 = [1, 3, 5]. Create a for loop that iterates through the two lists and calculates the difference between the respective element of each list. Also in the for loop, find the difference squared and keep a running total of that number.



Well, I assume both list parameters will always have the same length and, consequentially, the same number of indices to iterate over.



def foo(list1,list2):

difference_squared = 0

for n in range(len(list1)):

difference = (list2[n]-list1[n])

difference_squared = difference_squared + difference**2

return difference_squared

Answer 2

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Answer 3

for bìtch in ['Margot', 'Kathryn', 'Pamela', 'EddieJ']:

　　print 'Hi, ' + bìtch + '. Please come to my orgy on Saturday!'