The function illustrates the use of loops.
Loops are used for repetitive operations.
The function in Python is as follows, where comments are used to explain each line.
#This defines the function
def best_club(gbm_attendance,num_meetings):
#This initializes the <em>club and attendance </em>lists
club = [0]*3; attendance = [0]*3
#This initializes a count variable to 0
count = 0
#This following iteration gets the names of the clubs from gbm_attendance
<em> for i in range(3):</em>
<em> club[i] = gbm_attendance[count]</em>
<em> count+=num_meetings+1</em>
#This initializes a count variable and the total attendance of each club to 0
total = 0; count = 0
#The following iteration calculates the attendance of the first two clubs
<em> for i in range(1,len(gbm_attendance)):</em>
<em> if(isinstance(gbm_attendance[i], int)):</em>
<em> total+=gbm_attendance[i]</em>
<em> else:</em>
<em> attendance[count] = total</em>
<em> count+=1</em>
<em> total = 0</em>
#The following iteration calculates the attendance of the last club
<em> for j in range(2+num_meetings*2+1,len(gbm_attendance)):</em>
<em> attendance[2] += gbm_attendance[j]</em>
#This initializes the largest attendance to 0
maxAttendance = 0; maxIndex = 0
#This iterates through the attendance list
for i in range(3):
#The following if condition calculates the maximum attendance
<em> if attendance[i] > maxAttendance:</em>
<em> maxIndex = i</em>
<em> maxAttendance =attendance[i]</em>
<em> </em>
#This prints the club with the maximum attendance
print(club[maxIndex])
At the end of the function, the club with the highest attendance is printed.
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