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Answer:
In python, the statement can be written as:
<em>if(special_num in special_list): print("Special Number") </em>
Explanation:
We need to create a list with the name 'special_list' with some values and then check whether special_num is in the list or not using the membership operator.
Membership operator in python: <em>in</em>
Let us do it step by step in python:
<em>special_list = ['1', '2', '3','4'] #</em>A list with the values 1, 2, 3 and 4
<em>special_num = input("Enter the number to be checked as special \t") </em>
<em>#</em>Taking the input from the user in the variable special_num.
<em>if(special_num </em><em>in</em><em> special_list): print("Special Number") </em>
#Using the membership operator <em>in </em>to check whether it exists in the list or not.
Please refer to the image attached for the execution of above program.
So, the answer is:
In python, the statement can be written as:
<em>if(special_num in special_list): print("Special Number") </em>
Answer:
if(isalpha(passCode[0]))
{
passCode[0] = '_';
}
if(isalpha(passCode[1]))
{
passCode[1] = '_';
}
Explanation:
The first if statement uses isalpha() function which checks if the character passed in this function is an alphabet. If the character stored in 0-th position (which is the first position whose index is 0) of the variable passCode is an alphabet then it is replaced with the '_'
The next if statement checks if the second character in the passCode variable is an alphabet. This means the function isalpha() checks if the character stored in second position (index 1) of the variable passCode is an alphabet then it is replaced with the '_'
The complete activity with this chunk of code added and the output is attached in a screen shot.
