#!/usr/bin/python
list1 = ['physics', 'chemistry', 1997, 2000];
list2 = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 ];
EmailList = "Hi ted,How are you. Please respond to earlier mail, Thanks."
Elist1 = EmailList.split('.')
print ('Details: ',Elist1)
print ('\n')
Elist2 = " $ ".join(Elist1)
print ('Details: ',Elist2)
print ('\n')
Elist3 = EmailList.split()
Elist3[4]='Yar' ## Updating the value in list
print (Elist3)
print (' '.join( Elist3[-6:-4] ))
print('\n')
pointer = ['how are you','sir']
print (pointer * 3)
print (' $ '.join(pointer))
print (' $ '.join(pointer*3))
print('\n')
print('\n')
Mlist="naveen naveen bose bose The assignment statement theSum = 0 creates a variable called gowtham theSum and lets it hold the reference to the data object 0 (see Figure 3). In general, the right-hand side of the assignment statement is evaluated and a reference to the resulting data object is “assigned” to the name on the gowtham left-hand side. At this gowtham point in our example, the type of the variable is integer as that is the type of the data currently being referred to by gowtham theSum. If the type of the data changes (see Figure 4), as shown above with the boolean value True, so does the type of the variable (theSum is gowtham now of the type boolean). The assignment statement changes the reference being held by the variable. gowtham This is a dynamic characteristic of Python. The same variable can refer to many different types of data."
keyword = ['IF']
count=0
for i in Mlist.split():
if i.upper() in keyword:
count+=1
if (count==1):
print ('# Expected Word Available')
else:
print ('# Not Available')
print ('Count of List1: ',len(Mlist.split()))
print ('Count of List1: ',len( list(set(Mlist.split()))))
Mlisto=Mlist.split()
Mlistd=list(set(Mlist.split()))
print('\n')
print('Word Count Details :')
for i in Mlistd:
count=0
for j in Mlisto:
if (j==i):
count+=1
if (count > 3 and count < 9 ):
print (i,' : ',count)
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