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Can anyone help me with the below programs: A) which returns orger summary as a list with 2- tuples. Each tuple consists of the order number and the product of the price per items and the quantity. OUTPUT: [ ('34587',163.8),('98762',284.0),('77226',98.85),('88112',74.97) ]. 10 INR should be increased in the product if the value of the order is smaller than 100.00 INR. OUTPUT: [ ('34587',163.8),('98762',284.0),(77226',108.85),('88112',84.97) ]

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Can't solve because product price is a part of the tuple. Since LIST IS MUTABLE so we can change its elements. We can change the whole tuple because it is an element of the list. As WKT TUPLE IS IMMUTABLE so we can't change its elements.
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public class DemoApplication { public static void main(String args) { //SpringApplication.run(DemoApplication.class, args); List<Order> list=new ArrayList(); list.add(new Order("34587", 163.8)); list.add(new Order("98762", 284.0)); list.add(new Order("77226", 98.85)); list.add(new Order("88112",...
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public class DemoApplication { public static void main(String[] args) { //SpringApplication.run(DemoApplication.class, args); List<Order> list=new ArrayList(); list.add(new Order("34587", 163.8)); list.add(new Order("98762", 284.0)); list.add(new Order("77226", 98.85)); list.add(new Order("88112", 74.97)); System.out.println("Before Processing List orders :: "+list); int index=-1; for(Order order: list) { index++; if(order.getPrice()<100) { order.setPrice(order.getPrice()+10); list.set(index, order); } } System.out.println("After processing List orders :: "+list); } } class Order{ private String orderNo; private double price; public Order(String orderNo, double price) { super(); this.orderNo = orderNo; this.price = price; } public void setOrderNo(String orderNo){ this.orderNo=orderNo; } public String getOrderNo(){ return orderNo; } public void setPrice(double price){ this.price=price; } public double getPrice(){ return price; } @Override public String toString() { return "Order [orderNo=" + orderNo + ", price=" + price + "]"; } } read less
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Hello Anurag, As per your question, Input:- a list of tuples with two values (order-number: string, total-order-cost: float) each Output:- the updated list of tuples. Condition: When b < 100, b = b + 10 where b: total-order-cost (product of the price per items and the quantity) for every tuple of...
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Hello Anurag, As per your question, Input:- a list of tuples with two values (order-number: string, total-order-cost: float) each Output:- the updated list of tuples. Condition: When b < 100, b = b + 10 where b: total-order-cost (product of the price per items and the quantity) for every tuple of (a, b) in the input list. Program: 1) With regular for-loop: # You might use list(input()) to read list from user input. inputList = [('34587',163.8),('98762',284.0),('77226',98.85),('88112',74.97)] outputList = [] for _tuple in inputList: if (_tuple[1] < 100): outputList.append((_tuple[0], _tuple[1]+10)) else: outputList.append((_tuple[0],_tuple[1])) print('Updated List:',outputList) PS: Since tuples are immutable (cannot change it's value further) in python, we used one more list instead of replacing the given input list itself. 2) With list-comprehension:- inputList = [('34587',163.8),('98762',284.0),('77226',98.85),('88112',74.97)] def getUpdatedList(inputList): return [(ele[0], ele[1]+10) if (ele[1]) < 100 else (ele[0], ele[1]) for ele in inputList] outputList = getUpdatedList(inputTuple) print(outputList) Or simply, print([(ele[0], ele[1]+10) if (ele[1]) < 100 else (ele[0], ele[1]) for ele in inputList]) Feel free to ask me any further questions. Happy Coding!!! read less
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Hello Anurag, As per your question, Input:- a list of tuples with two values (order-number: string, total-order-cost: float) each Output:- the updated list of tuples. Condition: When b < 100, b = b + 10 where b: total-order-cost (product of the price per items and the quantity) for every tuple of...
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Hello Anurag, As per your question, Input:- a list of tuples with two values (order-number: string, total-order-cost: float) each Output:- the updated list of tuples. Condition: When b < 100, b = b + 10 where b: total-order-cost (product of the price per items and the quantity) for every tuple of (a, b) in the input list. Program: 1) With regular for-loop: # You might use list(input()) to read list from user input. inputList = [('34587',163.8),('98762',284.0),('77226',98.85),('88112',74.97)] outputList = [] for _tuple in inputList: if (_tuple[1] < 100): outputList.append((_tuple[0], _tuple[1]+10)) else: outputList.append((_tuple[0],_tuple[1])) print('Updated List:',outputList) PS: Since tuples are immutable (cannot change it's value further) in python, we used one more list instead of replacing the given input list itself. 2) With list-comprehension:- inputList = [('34587',163.8),('98762',284.0),('77226',98.85),('88112',74.97)] def getUpdatedList(inputList): return [(ele[0], ele[1]+10) if (ele[1]) < 100 else (ele[0], ele[1]) for ele in inputList] outputList = getUpdatedList(inputTuple) print(outputList) Or simply, print([(ele[0], ele[1]+10) if (ele[1]) < 100 else (ele[0], ele[1]) for ele in inputList]) Feel free to ask me any further questions. Happy Coding!!! read less
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Hello Anurag, As per your query, Input:- a list of tuples with two values (order-number: string, total-order-cost: float) each Output:- the updated list of tuples. Condition: When b < 100, b = b + 10 where b: total-order-cost (product of the price per items and the quantity) for every tuple of (a,...
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Hello Anurag, As per your query, Input:- a list of tuples with two values (order-number: string, total-order-cost: float) each Output:- the updated list of tuples. Condition: When b < 100, b = b + 10 where b: total-order-cost (product of the price per items and the quantity) for every tuple of (a, b) in the input list. Program: 1) With regular for-loop: # You might use list(input()) to read list from user input. inputList = [('34587',163.8),('98762',284.0),('77226',98.85),('88112',74.97)] outputList = [] for _tuple in inputList: if (_tuple[1] < 100): outputList.append((_tuple[0], _tuple[1]+10)) else: outputList.append((_tuple[0],_tuple[1])) print('Updated List:',outputList) PS: Since tuples are immutable (cannot change it's value further) in python, we used one more list instead of replacing the given input list itself. 2) With list-comprehension:- inputList = [('34587',163.8),('98762',284.0),('77226',98.85),('88112',74.97)] def getUpdatedList(inputList): return [(ele[0], ele[1]+10) if (ele[1]) < 100 else (ele[0], ele[1]) for ele in inputList] outputList = getUpdatedList(inputTuple) print(outputList) Or simply, print([(ele[0], ele[1]+10) if (ele[1]) < 100 else (ele[0], ele[1]) for ele in inputList]) Feel free to ask me any further questions. Happy Coding!!! read less
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Hello Anurag, As per your query, Input:- a list of tuples with two values (order-number: string, total-order-cost: float) each Output:- the updated list of tuples. Condition: When b < 100, b = b + 10 where b: total-order-cost (product of the price per items and the quantity) for every tuple of (a,...
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Hello Anurag, As per your query, Input:- a list of tuples with two values (order-number: string, total-order-cost: float) each Output:- the updated list of tuples. Condition: When b < 100, b = b + 10 where b: total-order-cost (product of the price per items and the quantity) for every tuple of (a, b) in the input list. Program: 1) With regular for-loop: # You might use list(input()) to read list from user input. inputList = [('34587',163.8),('98762',284.0),('77226',98.85),('88112',74.97)] outputList = [] for _tuple in inputList: if (_tuple[1] < 100): outputList.append((_tuple[0], _tuple[1]+10)) else: outputList.append((_tuple[0],_tuple[1])) print('Updated List:',outputList) PS: Since tuples are immutable (cannot change it's value further) in python, we used one more list instead of replacing the given input list itself. 2) With list-comprehension:- inputList = [('34587',163.8),('98762',284.0),('77226',98.85),('88112',74.97)] def getUpdatedList(inputList): return [(ele[0], ele[1]+10) if (ele[1]) < 100 else (ele[0], ele[1]) for ele in inputList] outputList = getUpdatedList(inputTuple) print(outputList) Or simply, print([(ele[0], ele[1]+10) if (ele[1]) < 100 else (ele[0], ele[1]) for ele in inputList]) Feel free to ask me any further questions. Happy Coding!!! read less
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Hi, Anurag, You can use List comprehension if the input list is lst then, lst = new_lst =
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Hello Anurag, Here is a simpler solution ... OUTPUT = oL, OUTPUTL = , oT = () for i in range(len(OUTPUT)): # convert the tuple to list oL.append(list(OUTPUT)) if oL < 100.00: # make the changes to the price oL += 10.00 # convert the list back to tuple ...
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Hello Anurag, Here is a simpler solution ... OUTPUT = [ ('34587',163.8),('98762',284.0),('77226',98.85),('88112',74.97) ] oL, OUTPUTL = [], [] oT = () for i in range(len(OUTPUT)): # convert the tuple to list oL.append(list(OUTPUT[i])) if oL[i][1] < 100.00: # make the changes to the price oL[i][1] += 10.00 # convert the list back to tuple oT = tuple(oL[i]) # append the tuple to the list OUTPUTL.append(oT) # overwrite the original OUTPUT OUTPUT = OUTPUTL print("OUTPUT", OUTPUT) read less
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OUTPUT = oL, OUTPUTL = , oT = ()for i in range(len(OUTPUT)): # convert the tuple to list oL.append(list(OUTPUT)) if oL < 100.00: # make the changes to the price oL += 10.00 # convert the list back to tuple oT = tuple(oL) # append the tuple to the list OUTPUTL.append(oT)#...
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OUTPUT = [ ('34587',163.8),('98762',284.0),('77226',98.85),('88112',74.97) ] oL, OUTPUTL = [], []oT = ()for i in range(len(OUTPUT)): # convert the tuple to list oL.append(list(OUTPUT[i])) if oL[i][1] < 100.00: # make the changes to the price oL[i][1] += 10.00 # convert the list back to tuple oT = tuple(oL[i]) # append the tuple to the list OUTPUTL.append(oT)# overwrite the original OUTPUTOUTPUT = OUTPUTLprint("OUTPUT", OUTPUT) read less
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Hi Anurag, Hope You are doing well with your coding, As per your requirement, # this is the input OUTPUT= # this is the output list in which your output will come ol= for i in OUTPUT: if i<100 : ol.append((i,i+10)) else: ol.append((i,i)) print(ol) Because Tuples are immutable,An...
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Hi Anurag, Hope You are doing well with your coding, As per your requirement, # this is the input OUTPUT= [ ('34587',163.8),('98762',284.0),('77226',98.85),('88112',74.97) ] # this is the output list in which your output will come ol=[] for i in OUTPUT: if i[1]<100 : ol.append((i[0],i[1]+10)) else: ol.append((i[0],i[1])) print(ol) Because Tuples are immutable,An Empty list has been taken to fill the required output. I hope this piece of code solves your problem.Actually it can be solved in other ways also. Regards Deepak read less
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