it has been said that tries win matches. Is this true? Justify your answer. In [ ]: # Write code to determine and print the ansiver here. Weekday The day of the week on which the match was played Day The day of the month on which the match was played Month The month in which the match was played Year The year in which the match was played Team_1 The home team three letter country code, eg, IRL Ireland, NZL New Zealand) Team_2 The away team (three letter country code, eg IRL = Ireland, NZL = New Zealand) Team 1 Score The score achieved by the home team Team 2 Score The score achieved by the away team Team 1 Tries The number of tries scored by the home team Team 2 Tries. The number of tries scored by the away team Neutral was the match played at a neutral venue? The details of a specific match are accessed by first selecting an element from the matches test and then accessing specimepieces of data about that match from the dictionary. For example, the year and teams involved in the third match in the list could be accessed as follows: In [8]: matches[o] Team 1-1 Out[0]: ENG In 1: matches[elt "Team 2"1 In matches[e]"Year") Question 7 It has been said that tries win matches. Is this true? Justify your answer. In [ ]: # Write code to determine and print the answer here. *): The following code reads in the data matches - list) count - @ with open('RugbyResultsbata.csv') as fi for line in f: words - line.split(',') match (Weekday"words[0]. "Day"Int (words[i])."onth ords1. "Varaint (words[2]). Tam "words[4),"2" words matches.append(match) count Count 1 print(str(count) matches loaded") 3512 matches loaded Tean_1"words[4],"Tean_2" : words[5],"Tean_1_Score":int (words[6]), "Tean_2_Score":int(words[7]). "Team_1_Tries" int(words[a]).Team 3512 matches loaded reint (words?)."Team 1 Tries"tant (words()), "2_Trestnt (words[91), "Neutral words107) e accessed by first selecting an element from the matches list and then accessing specific pieces of data about that match the year and teams involved in the third match in the list could be accessed as follows SUS it has been said that tries win matches. Is this true? Justify your answer. In [ ]: # Write code to determine and print the ansiver here. Weekday The day of the week on which the match was played Day The day of the month on which the match was played Month The month in which the match was played Year The year in which the match was played Team_1 The home team three letter country code, eg, IRL Ireland, NZL New Zealand) Team_2 The away team (three letter country code, eg IRL = Ireland, NZL = New Zealand) Team 1 Score The score achieved by the home team Team 2 Score The score achieved by the away team Team 1 Tries The number of tries scored by the home team Team 2 Tries. The number of tries scored by the away team Neutral was the match played at a neutral venue? The details of a specific match are accessed by first selecting an element from the matches test and then accessing specimepieces of data about that match from the dictionary. For example, the year and teams involved in the third match in the list could be accessed as follows: In [8]: matches[o] Team 1-1 Out[0]: ENG In 1: matches[elt "Team 2"1 In matches[e]"Year") Question 7 It has been said that tries win matches. Is this true? Justify your answer. In [ ]: # Write code to determine and print the answer here. *): The following code reads in the data matches - list) count - @ with open('RugbyResultsbata.csv') as fi for line in f: words - line.split(',') match (Weekday"words[0]. "Day"Int (words[i])."onth ords1. "Varaint (words[2]). Tam "words[4),"2" words matches.append(match) count Count 1 print(str(count) matches loaded") 3512 matches loaded Tean_1"words[4],"Tean_2" : words[5],"Tean_1_Score":int (words[6]), "Tean_2_Score":int(words[7]). "Team_1_Tries" int(words[a]).Team 3512 matches loaded reint (words?)."Team 1 Tries"tant (words()), "2_Trestnt (words[91), "Neutral words107) e accessed by first selecting an element from the matches list and then accessing specific pieces of data about that match the year and teams involved in the third match in the list could be accessed as follows SUS
