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# Determines the popularity rank for name_to_fine and returns that
# as an integer.
def get_name_rank(name_to_find, name_file):
    line = name_file.readline().rstrip('\n')
    count = 1
    while (line != name_to_find) and (line != ''):
        # Read the next line.
        line = name_file.readline().rstrip('\n')
        count += 1

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# Validated input function for numbers 1-10.
# This function will ensure that numbers are:
# 1. Not too big
# 2. Not too small
# 3. Valid integers
def input_integer_1to10():

    user_num = None
    while user_num == None:
        try:

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# Validated input function for numbers min-max.
# This function will ensure that numbers are:
# 1. Not too big
# 2. Not too small
# 3. Valid integers
def input_integer_in_range(prompt, min_val, max_val):

    user_num = None
    while user_num == None:
        try:

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def convert_oneval_to_int(num_to_convert):
    num_to_convert = int(num_to_convert)
    return num_to_convert


def convert_vals_to_int(list_to_convert):
    #list_to_convert = list(list_to_convert)
    # Convert each item in the list to an integer.

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import random

def query(book):
    query_string = input("What do you want to look for?")

    if query_string in book:
        print("Yes, it is in the book.")
    else:
        print("No, it is not in the book")

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import urllib.request
import ssl

# Required because the Census website
ssl._create_default_https_context = ssl._create_unverified_context
# If you follow the instructions on this Stackoverflow page, you should be able to omit the line above.
# https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35569042/ssl-certificate-verify-failed-with-python3/43855394#43855394
#
# Go to the folder where Python is installed, e.g., in my case it is installed in the Applications folder with the
# folder name 'Python 3.6'. Now double click on 'Install Certificates.command'. After that error was gone.

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            all_students_by_name[stud_name] = [one_student]

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# Get university colors from the user and return as a dict
def get_colors():
    color_dict = {}

    univ_name = input("Enter a university name (or enter to stop): ")
    while univ_name != '':
        univ_color = input("Enter the color: ")
        color_dict[univ_name] = univ_color

        # Get the next university name...

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# Create a student directory by allowing the user to enter all data.
def create_student_directory():
    all_students_by_onyen = {}
    all_students_by_email = {}
    all_students_by_name = {}

    # Get as many students as the user wants to enter,
    # storing each in “students” onyen as key.
    stud_name = input('Enter student name (enter blank line to quit): ')
    while stud_name != '':

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__author__ = 'David Gotz, gotz@unc.edu, Onyen = gotz'

import random


# Simulates a random card drawing.  Returns a dictionary with suit and value
# keys.
def draw_card():
    suit = random.choice(["Spades", "Clubs", "Diamonds", "Hearts"])
    value = random.randint(1,13)