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(+25) Using the list defined as a below, write a Python program that will Display the longest name (done #12 below ) Display the shortest

(+25) Using the list defined as a below, write a Python program that will

Display the longest name (done #12 below ) Display the shortest name Display the number of names in the list NOTE: your answer should be 11 but do NOT use the constant 11 in your output; code the size of the list Display a string that consists of the first letter from each of 11 names in the list a

See 9 in the output and consider using the + operator Must use a loop

Display a string that consists of the last letter from each of 11 names in the list a

See 10 in the output Must use a loop

Ask the user for a letter. Display the number of times the letter appears in the list See the count function from the prior labs Sort list a and display the list i.e. the first name in the list should be Archimedes; last name is Turing Sort the list in reverse order and display the list i.e. the first name should be Turing and the last Archimedes Display the number of vowels Vowels are { A, a, E, e, I, I, O, o, U, u }

Python code template to consider:Please see the Source code tab for the code below (Lab07Template.py)

a = [ "Euclid", "Archimedes", "Newton","Descartes", "Fermat", "Turing", "Euler", "Einstein", "Boole", "Fibonacci", "Nash"] print ('1', a) print ('2', a[2]) print ('3', a[len(a)-1]) print ('4', a[2][0]) print ('5', a[2][1]) s = a[2] + a[3] print('6', s) print('7',len(a)) print('8',a[0], " ", len(a[0])) print('9',a[0][0] + a[1][0]) x = len(a[0]) - 1 y = len(a[1]) - 1 print('10', a[0][x]+ a[1][y]) j = 0 for k in a: print('11..', k, len(k), k[j]) maxlen =0 for k in a: if len(a[j])> maxlen: maxlen = len(a[j]) t = a[j] j = j+1 print('12', t, "max length is ", len(t) ) OUTPUT

1 ['Euclid', 'Archimedes', 'Newton', 'Descartes', 'Fermat', 'Turing', 'Euler', 'Einstein', 'Boole', 'Fibonacci', 'Nash']

2 Newton

3 Nash

4 N

5 e

6 NewtonDescartes

7 11

8 Euclid 6

9 EA

10 ds

11.. Euclid 6 E

11.. Archimedes 10 A

11.. Newton 6 N

11.. Descartes 9 D

11.. Fermat 6 F

11.. Turing 6 T

11.. Euler 5 E

11.. Einstein 8 E

11.. Boole 5 B

11.. Fibonacci 9 F

11.. Nash 4 N

12 Archimedes max length is 10

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