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ARRAY

LIST USING PYTHON

Anjan Mahanta
[email protected]
List | Working with multiple
records

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Formatting the output

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10.2 Arrays

● An array is a data structure containing several elements of the same data


type; these elements can be accessed using the same identifier name.
● The position of each element in an array is identified using the array’s index.
● The index of the first element in an array is the lower bound and the index
of the last element is the upper bound.
● The lower bound of an array is usually set as zero or one. Some
programming languages can automatically set the lower bound of an array.
● Arrays can be one-dimensional or multi-dimensional.
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10.2.1 One Dimensional Arrays

● A 1D array can be referred to as a list.


● Here is an example of a list with nine
elements and
a lower bound of zero.

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10.2.1 One Dimensional Arrays

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Pseudocode

OUTPUT "Enter these 9 values in order 27, 19, 36, 42, 16, 89, 21, 16,
55"

FOR counter <-- 0 TO 8


OUTPUT "Enter next value "
INPUT myList[counter]
NEXT counter

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Python

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Dynamic Array

● Initialize a blank array


● Ask the user for the size of the array
● Enter the values
● Add the values to the list of array
● Display the array list with the inserted values

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Dynamic Array

a=[]
size=int(input("Please enter the size of the array:
"))
for i in range(size):
value=int(input("Enter the values: "))
a.append(value)
print("The list of array: ", a)

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Search for a value

#Create an array
a=[]
size=int(input("Please enter the size of the array: "))
for i in range(size):
value=int(input("Enter the values: "))
a.append(value)
print("The list of array: ", a)

#Search for a value


s=int(input("Enter the search value: "))
j=0
while j<len(a):
if a[j]==s:
print("Found at", j)
j=j+1 11
Linear Search | Static

list=["A","B","C","B"]
flag=0
find=input("Enter the search element: ")
for i in range(len(list)):
if find==list[i]:
print("Found at ",i)
flag=1
if flag!=1:
print("Not Found")
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Linear Search | Dynamic

list=[]
n=int(input("Enter the length of array: "))
for i in range(n):
array_element=input("Enter the element: ")
list.append(array_element)
print(list)
flag=0
find=input("Enter the search element: ")
for i in range(len(list)):
if find==list[i]:
print("Found at ",i)
flag=1
if flag!=1:
print("Not Found")
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Sorted Array
#Create an array
a=[]
size=int(input("Please enter the size of the array: "))
for i in range(size):
value=input("Enter the values: ")
a.append(value)
print("The list of array: ", a)
#Sort the array
a.sort()
print("The shorted list is ",a) 14
Delete from a List

subject_list=["maths", "science", "english", "computer", "french"]


print(subject_list)
dislike=input("Which of the subjects do you dislike?: ")
getrid=subject_list.index(dislike)
del subject_list[getrid]
print(subject_list)

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Problem | Adding to the list | Part 1

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Solution | Adding to the list | Part 1

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Solution | Adding to the list | Part 1
name1=input("Enter the name of somebody you want to invite to your party:
")
name2=input("Enter another name: ")
name3=input("Enter a third name: ")
party_list=[name1,name2,name3]
another=input("Do you want to invite another? (Y/N): ")
while another=="Y":
newname=party_list.append(input("Enter another name: "))
another=input("Do you want to invite another? (Y/N): ")
print("You have ",len(party_list), "people coming to your party!")

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Solution | Adding to the list | Part 1

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Problem | Adding to the list | Part 2

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Solution | Adding to the list | Part 2

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Solution | Adding to the list | Part 2
name1=input("Enter the name of somebody you want to invite to your party: ")
name2=input("Enter another name: ")
name3=input("Ehter a third name: ")
party_list=[name1,name2,name3]
another=input("Do you want to invite another? (Y/N): ")
while another=="Y":
newname=party_list.append(input("Enter another name: "))
another=input("Do you want to invite another? (Y/N): ")
print("You have ",len(party_list), "people coming to your party!")
selection=input("Enter one of the names: ")
print(selection, "is in position ", party_list.index(selection), "on the list")
stillcome=input("Do you still want them to come (Y/N): ")
if stillcome=="N":
party_list.remove(selection)
print(party_list) 22
Solution | Adding to the list | Part 2

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10.2.2 Two Dimensional Arrays

● A 2D array can be referred to


as a table, with rows and
columns.
● Here is an example of a table
with nine rows and three
columns (27 elements) and
lower bounds of zero.

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10.2.2 Two Dimensional Arrays

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Python

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2 D Array | Challenge 1

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2 D Array | Challenge 1

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2 D Array | Challenge 2

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2 D Array | Challenge 2

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2 D Array | Challenge 3

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2 D Array | Challenge 3

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2 D Array | Challenge 4

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2 D Array | Challenge 4

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Dynamic 2 D Array

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