Python List Operations Exercises

Exercice 1

This Python program demonstrates various operations that can be performed on a list. The program performs the following tasks:

• Define a list 'liste' with elements [170, 3.8, 0, 22, 7.2, 55, 18]
• Sort and print the list.
• Append '.05' to the list and print the updated list.
• Reverse and print the list.
• Remove '3.8' from the list and print the updated list.
• Print the index of '3.8'.
• Print the index of '22'.
• Print the sublist from the 3rd element to the end of the list.
• Calculate and print the sum of all elements in the list.
• Calculate and print the product of the 2nd element to the end of the list.
• Add a for loop to print integers from 0 to 15 (exclusive) in steps of 3 using range() function.

Exercice 2

This Python program contains various functions for manipulating lists. The program performs the following tasks:

• uniqueElement() : a function that finds the unique elements in a list.
• unique() : a function that finds the elements common to two lists.
• length_sup_four() : a function that finds all strings with a length greater than 4.
• sup_ten() : a function that finds all integers greater than 10 in a list.
• string_upper_case() : a function that converts strings to uppercase.
• sum_of_elements() : a function that finds the sum of all the elements in a given list.
• squareList() : a function that returns a list of the squares of integers.
• powList() : a function that returns a list of the powers of integers.