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lists = list()
fruit=["apple", "orange", "pear"]
bands=["U2","Bananarama", "George Thorogood", "Simple Minds"]
drinks=["vodka","beer","whiskey","cranberry juice"]
print("Current lists has members: ", lists)
lists.append(fruit)
print("Current lists has members: ", lists)
lists.append(bands)
print("Current lists has members: ", lists)
lists.append(drinks)

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x = {"donnere":"valvore","kosciusko":"manadara"}
print(x)
print(type(x))

x = ("gasadsf","True",99505,False)
print(x)
print(type(x))

x = ["donnere","valvore","kosciusko","manadara"]
print(x)

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crash={"age":"55","living at":"Oak Lawn","Studying":"Python"}
print(crash)
print(type(crash))
print(["age"])

crash2=["Chicago","Libertyville","Palatine","Oak Lawn"]
print(crash2)
print(type(crash2))
print(crash2[1])

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"""
Three Exercises from GoSelfTaught for Dictionaries.
Combining all three exercises into one file.
First is a simple dictionary
Second is a user populated dictionary
Third is bands to songs
"""
whoami={"height":"5\'9","fave color":"yellow","author":"stone"}
print(whoami)
print(type(whoami))

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listy={"Siblings":["Patrick", "Steve", "John", "Ricardo","Melissa"]}

tuply={"1532 House Location":("42.014078", "-87.669435")}

dicty={"Address":{"county":"Cook", "planet":"Earth","galaxy":"Milky Way"}}

print(listy)
print(tuply)
print(dicty)

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"""
Create the string "three three three" using concatenation, and then again using multiplication.
"""
x = "three "
print(x + x + x)

# now, lets use multiplier
print(x*3)

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"""
Use a method to find the first index of the character "m" in the string "Hemingway".
"""

#This will 'split' the word into a list ['He', 'ingway'] - so its NOT what we want
x="Hemingway"
print(x.split("m")

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#Print every character in the string "Camus".
x="Camus"
for i in x:
  print(i)

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"""
Author: Patrick Elward
Date: 03/27/2019

Write a program that collects two strings from a user, 
inserts them into the string "Yesterday I wrote a [response_one]. I sent it to [response_ two]!" and prints a new string.

"""
x=input("Give me a response: ")
y=input("Give me another response: ")

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"""
Author: Patrick Elward
Date: 03/27/2019

Make the first letter of this string uppercase: "aldous Huxley was born in 1894
Note: capitalize does NOT need a parameter
"""
x="aldous Huxley was born in 1894."
print(x.capitalize())