A table of contents does not _____ automatically [customize table of contents]
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#call the main function
def main():
#declares local variables
number = 5
number_list = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10]
#displays the number
print('Number', number)
#displays the list of numbers
print('List of numbers:\n', number_list, sep='')
#Display the list of numbers that are larger
#than the number
print('List of numbers that are larger than',number, ':', sep='')
#Call the larger_than_n_list function,
#passing a number and number list as arguments.
display_larger_than_n_list(number, number_list)
# The display_largger_than_n_list function acceps two arguments:
#a list, and a number. The function displays all of the numbers
#in the list that are greater than that number.
def display_larger_than_n_list(n, n_list):
#Declare an empty list
larger_than_n_list = []
#Loop through the values in the list.
for value in n_list:
#Determine if a value is greatter than n.
# dont know what goes here
#if so, append the value to the list
if (value > n):
larger_than_n_list.append(value)
#Display the list.
print(larger_than_n_list)
#Call the main function
main()
Explanation:
The above is the corrected code and it works properly. Some of the errors noted and corrected include:
- omission of bracket from of main. It should be main()
- displaying larger_than_n_list as a string instead of a list reference. It should be print(larger_than_n_list)
- missing if-statement to compare each element in the list with the value in the argument passed.
- missing call to the display_larger_than_n_list function
A sample image output of the code execution is attached.
