Question $4.$

Create a list that describes a new fourth row of this table. The details can be whatever you want, but the list must contain two values: the number of petals $($an int value$)$ and the name of the flower $($a string$).$ For example, your flower could be "pondweed"! $($A flower with zero petals$)$

orchid

my$\_$flower $=[3,$ "orchid"$]$

my$\_$flower

$[3,$ 'orchid'$]$

check$(\text{'}$tests$/$q$4.$py$\text{'})$

All tests passed!

Question $5.$

my$\_$flower fits right in to the table from chapter $5.$ Complete the cell below to create a table of seven flowers that includes your flower as the fourth row followed by other$\_$flowers. You can use with$\_$row to create a new table with one extra row by passing a list of values and with$\_$rows to create a table with multiple extra rows by passing a list of lists of values.

# Use the method $.$with$\_$row$(...)$ to create a new table that includes my$\_$flower

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four$\_$flowers $=$

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# Use the method $.$with$\_$rows$(...)$ to create a table that

# includes four$\_$flowers followed by other$\_$flowers

# Notice that other$\_$flowers is a list of lists.

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other$\_$flowers $=[[10,$ 'lavender'$],[3,$ 'birds of paradise'$],[6,$ 'tulip'$]]$

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seven$\_$flowers $=$

seven$\_$flowers