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Online class via Zoom
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Years of Experience in BTech Tuition
2
BTech Computer Science subjects
Programming in C#, Object Oriented Programming & Systems, Web Engineering, Compiler Design, Java Programming
BTech Branch
BTech Computer Science Engineering
Type of class
Regular Classes, Crash Course
Class strength catered to
One on one/ Private Tutions
Taught in School or College
No
Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Board
CBSE, State, ICSE
Subjects taught
Sanskrit, Telugu, Social Science, English, Science, Mathematics, Computer Science, Hindi, Computers
Taught in School or College
No
Teaching Experience in detail in Class I-V Tuition
I have completed bachelor's degree in computer science and have had more than two years of experience in software development.
Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Teaching Experience in detail in C Language Classes
I have completed my bachelor's degree in computer science and I have more than two years of hands on experience as a software developer.
Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Proficiency level taught
Basic C++, Advanced C++
Teaching Experience in detail in C++ Language Classes
I am a software developer with more than two years of experience. I did online certifications in NPTEL India. I do have hands on experience in Competitive coding with C++.
Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in C Sharp Classes
2
Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
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Teaches
Core Java
Certification training offered
Yes
Answered on 08/04/2020
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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!!!
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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!!!
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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!!!
Like 0 Answers 26 Comments Answered on 08/04/2020
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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!!!
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Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in BTech Tuition
2
BTech Computer Science subjects
Programming in C#, Object Oriented Programming & Systems, Web Engineering, Compiler Design, Java Programming
BTech Branch
BTech Computer Science Engineering
Type of class
Regular Classes, Crash Course
Class strength catered to
One on one/ Private Tutions
Taught in School or College
No
Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Board
CBSE, State, ICSE
Subjects taught
Sanskrit, Telugu, Social Science, English, Science, Mathematics, Computer Science, Hindi, Computers
Taught in School or College
No
Teaching Experience in detail in Class I-V Tuition
I have completed bachelor's degree in computer science and have had more than two years of experience in software development.
Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Teaching Experience in detail in C Language Classes
I have completed my bachelor's degree in computer science and I have more than two years of hands on experience as a software developer.
Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Proficiency level taught
Basic C++, Advanced C++
Teaching Experience in detail in C++ Language Classes
I am a software developer with more than two years of experience. I did online certifications in NPTEL India. I do have hands on experience in Competitive coding with C++.
Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Years of Experience in C Sharp Classes
2
Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Teaches
Core Java
Certification training offered
Yes
Answered on 08/04/2020
Ask a Question
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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!!!
Like 0 Answers 26 Comments Answered on 08/04/2020
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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!!!
Like 0 Answers 26 Comments Answered on 08/04/2020
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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!!!
Like 0 Answers 26 Comments Answered on 08/04/2020
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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!!!
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