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# First list


    

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# Taking off from where I had left off! Lists and Tuples


    

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values = ['python', 'c' , 'java']

values = values[-3]
print(values.title())


    

    




Python

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values = ['python' , 'c' , 'java']
values = values[-1]
print(values.title())


    

    




Java

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values = ['python' , 'c' , 'java']
values = values[-2]
print(values.title())


    

    




C

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values =['python' , 'c' , 'java']
values = values[-3]
print(values.title())


    

    




Python

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#Creating an empty list - and then using it!


    

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usernames = []

# then adding some users
usernames.append( 'peter')
usernames.append('mary')
usernames.append('roderick')
usernames.append('claire')
usernames.append('paul')

#Greet all of our users
for username in usernames:
    print("Welcome, " + username.title()+ '!')


    

    




Welcome, Peter!
Welcome, Mary!
Welcome, Roderick!
Welcome, Claire!
Welcome, Paul!

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# functions! Wow!


    

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# Defining a function
def function_name(argument_1, argument_2):
    
    def Thank_you(name):
     #This function prints a two lined note of thanks 
        print("You are doing good work, %s!" %name)
        print("Thank you very much for your efforts at home!")
        
        "Thank_you('Mary')
        "Thank_you('Paul')
        "Thank_you('Claire')


    

    




  File "<ipython-input-55-a66928dd37f8>", line 9
    "Thank_you('Mary')
                     ^
SyntaxError: EOL while scanning string literal

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#Try again!!
def show_students(students, message):