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LAB $5$

Q$.$ REMARKS, REMARKS, REMARKS, add them $!$

You can use only material from the book spanning chapters $1$ to $6.$ Don't get creative by borrowing from the web.

Don't do things manually, use lists, sets, dictionar$1$es$,$ var$1$ables etc. and

work on them using the built in functions, methods, etc. that we cover in chapters $1$ to $6.$

If a print statement is needed for a part, start the block with a new line, put a title line, then print whatever is asked. Make your print output readable. We will thke points off for messy outputs

If something is not clear, if something is inconsistent, ASK to clarify and get extra points.

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$4$ INPUTS

frstName $=(\text{'}$Alan$\text{'},$ 'Roger', 'Roger', 'Alan', 'William', 'Brendon', 'Donald'$)$

lastName $=(\text{'}$Alders$\text{'},$ 'Cash', 'Manz', 'Manz', 'Cash', 'Picker',

'Parsley', 'Norman'$)$

states $=(\text{'}$Alaska$\text{'},$ 'Colorado', 'Maryland', 'Pennsylvan$1$a$\text{'},$ 'Nevada',

'Alaska', 'Mich$1$gan', 'Texas'$)$

$1$ncome $=({80}_{500},111243,{320}_{00},254000,0,45234,100,{7623}_9)$

# PART$1$ : add missing first or last name

# If there is an extra last name, the first name that goes with it is chris.

# If there is an extra first name, the last name that goes with it is 'Johnson'

# Add missing name, print the person's first and last name, don't forget to use a tit le$-$block

# PART $2$: Make all first and last names of the same length $($string var$1$ables of same length$)$ by adding trailing white spaces

# Add trailing white spaces to frst and last names so that they all have the same length

# PART $3$: create a dictionary for each person with the following keys: first name, last name, income, state.

# The state of a person is the state that starts with the first letter of the last

name of that person

# Add the dictionary for each person to a list called $$people$>$

"print the first name, Last name, income and state of each person, for all

$4$ use f$-$strings

# Typical line for a person : "Ridvan Akkurk from Colorado"

# PART$4$: Delete the var$1$ables sstates and cincomes

# Use the built$-$in function to verify that $=$dir$()$