Listas, Tuplas y Diccionarios (Parte 2)

En la segunda parte nos concentramos en las tuplas y los diccionarios. Tras la evaluación de todos estos programas podemos notar las similitudes y diferencias en el uso, declaración y manejo de estos elementos. 

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Prog8(tuple_dataypes)

#SE MUESTRAN LOS DISTINTOS TIPOS DE DATOS QUE PUEDE CONTENER UNA TUPLA

#empty tuple

#output:()

my_tuple=()

print(my_tuple)

#tuple having integers

#output:(1, 2, 3)

my_tuple=(1, 2, 3)

print(my_tuple)

#tuple with mixed datatypes

#output: (1, "Hello", 3.4)

my_tuple=(1, "Hello", 3.4)

print(my_tuple)

#nested tuple

#output:("mouse", (8, 4, 6), (1, 2, 3))

my_tuple=("mouse", (8, 4, 6), (1, 2, 3))

print(my_tuple)

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Prog9(tuple_packing)

#DECLARAMOS VARIAS TUPLAS CON TIPOS DE DATOS DISTINTOS Y LOGRAMOS EMPACAR Y DESEMPACAR SUS COMPONENTES

my_tuple=()

print(my_tuple)

#tuple having integers

#output: (1,2,3)

my_tuple=(1,2,3)

print(my_tuple)

#nested tuple

my_tuple=("mouse", [8,4,6], (1,2,3))

lista=[1,2,3]

tup=(lista)

print(tup)

#tuple can be created without parentheses

#also called tuple packing

my_tuple=3,4.6,"dog"

print(my_tuple)

#tuple unpacking is also possible

a,b,c=my_tuple

print(a)

print(b)

print(c)

tupla1=(1,2,3)

tupla2=(4,5,6)

tupla3=(6,7,8)

tuplat=tupla1+tupla2+tupla3

print(tuplat)

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Prog10(dictionary)

#diccionario

#ASIGNAMOS UN VALOR A CADA ELEMENTO DEL DICCIONARIO

edades={"Alberto":21,"Alan":20,"Hugo":19,"Fabian":20}

print(edades)

print(edades["Fabian"])

meses={"Enero":1,"Febrero":2,"Marzo":3,"Abril":4,"Mayo":5,"Junio":6,"Julio":7,"Agosto":8,"Septiembre":9,"Octubre":10,"Noviembre":11,"Diciembre":12,}

print(meses)

print(meses["Marzo"])

materias={}

#ASIGNAMOS VALORES DE LISTA A UN ELEMENTO DE DICCIONARIO

materias["lunes"]=[1025,1024]

materias["martes"]=[1210]

materias["miercoles"]=[1025,2530]

mat2={"lunes":[21,34],"martes":[12,10]}

#print(materias["lunes"])

print(mat2)

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