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    This document contains 8 code examples demonstrating the use of tuples, lists, and dictionaries in Python. The first example creates a tuple and prints selected elements. The second example iterates through a tuple, counting even and odd numbers. The third example calculates the sum of maximum and minimum values from two tuples to create a new tuple. The remaining examples demonstrate operations like removing common elements from tuples converted to lists, printing dictionary values, accessing dictionary keys, summing dictionary values, and updating dictionary values.

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    This document contains 8 code examples demonstrating the use of tuples, lists, and dictionaries in Python. The first example creates a tuple and prints selected elements. The second example iterates through a tuple, counting even and odd numbers. The third example calculates the sum of maximum and minimum values from two tuples to create a new tuple. The remaining examples demonstrate operations like removing common elements from tuples converted to lists, printing dictionary values, accessing dictionary keys, summing dictionary values, and updating dictionary values.

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    This document contains 8 code examples demonstrating the use of tuples, lists, and dictionaries in Python. The first example creates a tuple and prints selected elements. The second example iterates through a tuple, counting even and odd numbers. The third example calculates the sum of maximum and minimum values from two tuples to create a new tuple. The remaining examples demonstrate operations like removing common elements from tuples converted to lists, printing dictionary values, accessing dictionary keys, summing dictionary values, and updating dictionary values.

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    This document contains 8 code examples demonstrating the use of tuples, lists, and dictionaries in Python. The first example creates a tuple and prints selected elements. The second example iterates through a tuple, counting even and odd numbers. The third example calculates the sum of maximum and minimum values from two tuples to create a new tuple. The remaining examples demonstrate operations like removing common elements from tuples converted to lists, printing dictionary values, accessing dictionary keys, summing dictionary values, and updating dictionary values.

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    LAB10

    November 17, 2021

    [10]: #1. khuns = ("Baitsaa", "Guril", "Luuvan", "makh", "Sarmis", "Majin",␣


    ,→"Ulaanlooli")

    khuns = ("Baitsaa", "Guril", "Luuvan", "makh", "Sarmis", "Majin", "Ulaanlooli")


    print(khuns[0], khuns[2], khuns[4:6])

    Baitsaa Luuvan ('Sarmis', 'Majin')

    [11]: #2. tup1 = (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9) �������� ��������� ������� ����� ���� ��� ��� ������� ������ ��� ����� ��!
    tup1 = (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9)
    s=0
    f=0
    for i in range(len(tup1)):
    if tup1[i]%2==0:
    s=s+1
    else:
    f=f+1
    print("Niit tegsh too: ", s)
    print("Niit sondgoi too: ", f)

    Niit tegsh too: 4


    Niit sondgoi too: 5

    [3]: #3. Tup1,Tup2 = (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9),(22,14,89,23,9,10) ������� �� ����� ������� ���� ����������␣


    ,→��� ����� ���� tup3 �����.

    Tup1,tup2 = (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9),(22,14,89,23,9,10)
    max = Tup1[0]
    min = Tup1[0]
    for i in range(len(Tup1)):
    if Tup1[i]>max:
    max = Tup1[i]
    if Tup1[i]<min:
    min = Tup1[i]
    s = min + max
    max = tup2[0]
    min = tup2[0]
    for i in range(len(tup2)):
    if tup2[i]>max:
    max = tup2[i]

    1
    if tup2[i]<min:
    min = tup2[i]
    f = min + max
    tup3 = (s, f)
    print(tup3)

    (10, 98)

    [4]: #4. Tup1, tup2-��� ������ ����� �����.


    Tup1,tup2 = (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9),(22,14,89,23,9,10)
    x = list(Tup1)
    y = list(tup2)
    for i in range(len(Tup1)):
    for j in range(len(tup2)):
    if Tup1[i] == tup2[j]:
    x.remove(Tup1[i])
    y.remove(tup2[j])
    Tup1 = tuple(x)
    tup2 = tuple(y)

    print(Tup1)
    print(tup2)

    (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
    (22, 14, 89, 23, 10)

    [5]: #5. ����� �������� ������ �������������� ���� ���� ������� ��


    mobile1 = {"brand": "Apple","mark": "Iphone 12","year": 2021}
    mobile2 = {"brand": "Samsung","mark": "Galaxy s21","year": 2021}
    mobile3 = {"brand": "OnePlus","mark": "9 Pro","year": 2021}
    mobile4 = {"brand": "Google","mark": "Pixel 5","year": 2021}
    mobile5 = {"brand": "Samsung","mark": "Z fold 2","year": 2021}
    print(mobile1)
    print(mobile2)
    print(mobile3)
    print(mobile4)
    print(mobile5)

    {'brand': 'Apple', 'mark': 'Iphone 12', 'year': 2021}


    {'brand': 'Samsung', 'mark': 'Galaxy s21', 'year': 2021}
    {'brand': 'OnePlus', 'mark': '9 Pro', 'year': 2021}
    {'brand': 'Google', 'mark': 'Pixel 5', 'year': 2021}
    {'brand': 'Samsung', 'mark': 'Z fold 2', 'year': 2021}

    [6]: #6. �������� 5 �������� ������ ������� ��������� ���� ������� ��.
    mobile1 = {"brand": "Apple","mark": "Iphone 12","year": 2021}
    mobile2 = {"brand": "Samsung","mark": "Galaxy s21","year": 2021}
    mobile3 = {"brand": "OnePlus","mark": "9 Pro","year": 2021}
    mobile4 = {"brand": "Google","mark": "Pixel 5","year": 2021}

    2
    mobile5 = {"brand": "Samsung","mark": "Z fold 2","year": 2021}
    x = mobile1.keys()
    print(x)

    dict_keys(['brand', 'mark', 'year'])

    [7]: #7. �������� 5 �������� ������ ������������� ���� �����


    mobile1 = {"brand": "Apple","mark": "Iphone 12","year": 2021}
    mobile2 = {"brand": "Samsung","mark": "Galaxy s21","year": 2021}
    mobile3 = {"brand": "OnePlus","mark": "9 Pro","year": 2021}
    mobile4 = {"brand": "Google","mark": "Pixel 5","year": 2021}
    mobile5 = {"brand": "Samsung","mark": "Z fold 2","year": 2021}
    s = 0
    for x in mobile1.values():
    s = s + 1
    print(s*5)

    15

    [8]: #8. �������� 5 �������� ������ ������� ����


    mobile1 = {"brand": "Apple","mark": "Iphone 12","year": 2021}
    mobile2 = {"brand": "Samsung","mark": "Galaxy s21","year": 2021}
    mobile3 = {"brand": "OnePlus","mark": "9 Pro","year": 2021}
    mobile4 = {"brand": "Google","mark": "Pixel 5","year": 2021}
    mobile5 = {"brand": "Samsung","mark": "Z fold 2","year": 2021}
    mobile1["mark"] = "hulan21"
    mobile2["mark"] = "hulan21"
    mobile3["mark"] = "hulan21"
    mobile4["mark"] = "hulan21"
    mobile5["mark"] = "hulan21"
    print(mobile1)
    print(mobile2)
    print(mobile3)
    print(mobile4)
    print(mobile5)

    {'brand': 'Apple', 'mark': 'hulan21', 'year': 2021}


    {'brand': 'Samsung', 'mark': 'hulan21', 'year': 2021}
    {'brand': 'OnePlus', 'mark': 'hulan21', 'year': 2021}
    {'brand': 'Google', 'mark': 'hulan21', 'year': 2021}
    {'brand': 'Samsung', 'mark': 'hulan21', 'year': 2021}

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