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CS 1101 Unit 6

The document reports on changes made to employee and salary lists for a Walmart HR department. It splits an employee list into two sublists, adds a new employee, removes an existing one, merges the sublists, gives all employees a 4% raise, sorts the salary list descending, and prints the top 3 salaries. It also defines a function to reverse a sentence by splitting it into words and reversing the word order.

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CS 1101 Unit 6

The document reports on changes made to employee and salary lists for a Walmart HR department. It splits an employee list into two sublists, adds a new employee, removes an existing one, merges the sublists, gives all employees a 4% raise, sorts the salary list descending, and prints the top 3 salaries. It also defines a function to reverse a sentence by splitting it into words and reversing the word order.

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PART A

Report for Walmart HR department


Code:
#Existing List of employees in walmart
Walmart_employees = ["Abiodun", "Chima", "Chekwas", "David", "Eva", "Frank",
"Grace", "Hannah", "Lukmon", "Jack"]

# Splitting the list into two sublists


subList1 = Walmart_employees[:5]
subList2 = Walmart_employees[5:]

# adding a new employee using append


subList2.append("John Lukmon")

# Removing the second employee's name from subList1 using the del
del subList1[1] # Assuming the second employee is at index 1

mergedList = subList1 + subList2

# Salary list
salaryList = [50000, 55000, 60000, 65000, 70000, 75000, 80000, 85000, 90000,
95000]

# Giving a 4% raise to every employee and updating the salaryList


salaryList = [salary for salary in salaryList]

# Sorting the salaryList in descending order


salaryList.sort(reverse=True)

top_3_salaries = salaryList[:3]

print("Merged List of employees:", mergedList)


print("Updated Salary List for employees:", salaryList)
print("Top 3 Salaries in the company:", top_3_salaries)

Code Output
Explanation:

 Two sublists, ‘sublist1’ and ‘sublist2’, are created by splitting the


‘Walmart_employees’ list into two halves.
 "Kriti Brown" is added to ‘sublist2’.
 The second employee's name is removed from ‘sublist1’ using the ‘del’ operator.
 Both sublists are merged into ‘mergedlist’.
 ‘salary_list’ is given a 4% raise using list comprehension.
 The ‘sort()’ method is used to sort ‘salarylist’ in descending order, and the top 3 salaries
are extracted.
Part b
Code:
# Defining a function to convert a sentence into a word list and reverse it
def wordlist_reverse(sentence):
word_list = sentence.split() # Splitting the sentence into words
reversed_list = list(reversed(word_list) ) # Reversing the word list
return reversed_list

# Sentence
input_sentence = "I really do love my food in the freezer"

# Converting the sentence into a word list and reversing it


reversed_words = wordlist_reverse(input_sentence)

print("Original Sentence:", input_sentence)


print("Reversed Word List:", reversed_words)

Output:

Explanation:

 The defined wordlist_reverse( ) function takes a sentence as input, splits it into a word
list using split() , and reverses the list using reversed() and list() functions.
 The sample sentence is converted into a word list, and its reversed form is displayed as
seen in the screenshot above.

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