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PYTHON CODE

In a program, write a function that accepts two arguments: a list, and a number n. Assume that the list contains numbers. The function should display all of the numbers in the list that are greater than the number n. Output should look like:

Number: 5 List of numbers: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10] List of numbers that are larger than 5: [6, 7, 8, 9, 10]

Answer 1

As per your request, I have created this Python program. If you're copying the program, make sure to have the same indents as mine or you might encounter errors.

Here is the code:

n = int(input("Number:"))# accepts input from user
listofnumbers = [int(x) for x in input("List of numbers:").split()]# accepts list from user
listgreaterthann = []# empty list to feed numbers greater than input in listofnumbers
for x in listofnumbers:# for loop
if x > n and x not in listgreaterthann:
listgreaterthann.append(x)# appends number that are greater than 'n'
print("List of number that are larger than ", n, "are:") # prints the list of number larger than 'n'
for x in listgreaterthann: # This for loop prints all the number in the the list 'listgreaterthann'
print(x)# prints everthing in list

- n = lè sssss.py - C:/Users/ns200/Desktop/sssss.py (3.7.4) File Edit Format Run Options Window Help int(input ("Number:"))# accepts input from user listofnumbers = [int (x) for x in input ("List of numbers:").split() ] # accepts list from user listgreaterthann = [] # empty list to feed numbers greater than input in listofnumbers for x in listofnumbers: # for loop if x > n and x not in listgreaterthann: listgreaterthann.append(x) # appends number that are greater than 'n' print("List of number that are larger than ", n, "are:") # prints the list of number larger than 'n' for x in listgreaterthann: # This for loop prints all the number in the the list 'listgreaterthann' print(x) # prints everthing in list
Here is the output:


RESTART: C:/Users/ns200/Desktop/sssss.py Number: 5 List of numbers:1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 List of number that are larger than 5 are: 7. 8 9 10 >>>



First of all, this program accepts input 'n' from the user. This input will be used as a base to check what numbers are greater than it. Then we will have our list of numbers sumbitted by the user ( as requested by you) which will be stored in 'listofnumbers'.

This command "[int(x) for x in input("List of numbers:").split()]" is used to take input from the user as a list.

Further, we'll create an empty list to store values later which will be greater than the user input 'n'.
We'll create a 'for loop' that will determine whether a number will fit into the list. If it already exists in the list, the program will skip that number and only append the number which aren't there.

"print("List of number that are larger than ", n, "are:")" will prints the total elements greater than 'n'.

The for loop at the end prints all the values in 'listgreaterthann'

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