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As a programmer, you will spend your entire career using frameworks, libraries and applications that were written by other programmers, so you should know how to read the docs.

I won't just give you the answer. I also won't assume that you were trying to be lazy. But what I will assume is that you don't know how to get to the python docs.

So here's the link: [a]docs.python.org[/a]. Good luck.

Very simple. You should be able to solve this on your own.

Very simple bro

For number 1:


sum = 0

for i in range(1, 51):
sum += i

print("the sum is: ", sum)


Indent properly

ZiiVentures:
For number 1:


sum = 0

for i in range(1, 51):
sum += i

print("the sum is: ", sum)


Indent properly

baba, {i} should be less than 51 naa

Just Google bro. How exactly do you want to progress in life when you want everything spoon-fed to you ?

TastyFriedPussy:
baba, {i} should be less than 51 naa

According to python, an iteration of n evaluates from 0 to n - 1.

So when you write:

for n in range(10):
print(n)

It will print 0 - 9

Likewise when you write:

for n in range(1, 10):
print(n)

It will print 1 - 9

Drop money make I help

ZiiVentures:
For number 1:


sum = 0

for i in range(1, 51):
sum += i

print("the sum is: ", sum)


Indent properly

Stop giving ans here.

U are not helping him..

He shud figure out..

ZiiVentures:


According to python, an iteration of n evaluates from 0 to n - 1.

So when you write:

for n in range(10):
print(n)

It will print 0 - 9

Likewise when you write:

for n in range(1, 10):
print(n)

It will print 1 - 9

Given what you have stated, should your loop not be from 2 to 52?

And while I know you are trying to help the OP, it's not a good idea to share an answer without seeing what the OP has attempted. You help them learn that way rather than spoon feeding them

airsaylongcome:


Given what you have stated, should your loop not be from 2 to 52?

And while I know you are trying to help the OP, it's not a good idea to share an answer without seeing what the OP has attempted. You help them learn that way rather than spoon feeding them

No. Bro. My loop will run from 1 to 50.

Secondly, I'm not spoon feeding him. I only solved the first question to motivate him to solve the other two.

Each person with their own challenge

Abeg I am about to buy this laptop at 75k... Make una help review if it ok?

HP ProBook 645 G2 - 6th Gen. AMD A8 - 256GB SSD - 8GB RAM - 4GB Total Graphics - 0.5GB Dedicated ,
Battery life is 2 hours but I have acess to steady light

Class Hi:
Pass
Class Hello(HI):
Pass

This is class inheritance

import random


quiz = [ {"Question" : "how many elements are in the periodic table?",
"a" : "150",
"b" : "200",
"c" : "118",
"d" : "250",
 "Answer" : "c"} , 

{"Question" : "what company was originally called 'cadabra'?",
"a" : "Facebook",
"b" : "Apple inc.",
"c" : "Blackrock",
"d" : "Amazon",
 "Answer" : "d"},

{"Question" : "what planet has the most moons?",
"a" : "jupiter",
"b" : "saturn",
"c" : "mars",
"d" : "earth",
 "Answer" : "b"},

{"Question" : "who is the current president of Nigeria?",
"a": "M. buhari",
"b" : "Peter Obi",
"c" : "Atiku A.",
"d" : "Tinibu(jagaban)",
 "Answer" : "a"},

{"Question" : "who founded facebook?",
"a" : "Steve Jobs",
"b" : "Mikel Obi",
"c" : "Mark Zuckerberg",
"d" : "Buhari",
 "Answer" : "c"} ]


quizunmber : list = len(quiz)
correctAnswer : int = 0


number = 0
random.shuffle(quiz)
correction: list = []

for n in quiz:
    A = n["Question"]
    number += 1
   
    print(f'Question {number} : {A}')
    print(f'a: {n["a"]}')
    print(f'b: {n["b"]}')
    print(f'c: {n["c"]}')
    print(f'd: {n["d"]}')
    inputAns = (input(f'answer >' )).lower()

    if inputAns == "a" or inputAns == "b" or inputAns == "c" or inputAns == "d":


        if n["Answer"] == inputAns:
            correctAnswer = correctAnswer + 1
            print(correctAnswer)

            print('\n answer is correct \n')
        else: 
            print("\n incorrect answer \n"

            correction.append({"question": n["Question"],
            "Answer" : n[ n["Answer"]]})

    else:
        print("wrong input"
    
print(f'you got {correctAnswer} out of {quizunmber}')

if correction:
        print("correction" if len(correction) <= 1 else print("correction"
        print(correction)