CP104 Study Guide - Final Guide: Butterscotch

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Final Exam practice

Question 1(zero_init)

def zero_init(wholelist):

for i in range (len(wholelist)):

for c in range(len(wholelist[0])):

wholelist[i].pop(c)

wholelist[i].insert(c,0)

return wholelist

#main program

rows=int(input('enter the number of rows'))

cols=int(input('enter the number of columns'))

wholelist=[ ]

for i in range (rows):

sublist=[ ]

for c in range (cols):

items=input('enter an element')

sublist.append(items)

wholelist.append(sublist)

print(wholelist)

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