Parallel arrays in python

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This document discusses using parallel arrays in Python to store data about runners in a race. It describes initializing three parallel arrays to store the name, bib number, and elite status of each runner. Values can then be assigned to individual elements of the arrays to populate them with data, either by hardcoding, user input, or reading from a file. Once initialized, the parallel arrays allow accessing details about individual runners by index.

PARALLEL ARRAYS IN PYTHON
Higher Computing Science

RUNNER EXAMPLE
• Consider a race with 24 runners
• Data stored for each runner:
• name (string)
• bib number (integer)
• elite (Boolean)

RUNNER EXAMPLE
• The data would look like:
etc.
Name Bib Number Elite
John McGrain 1014 False
Akila Sinha 1818 True
Steven Lowe 1374 True
Kyle McNaught 1450 False

RUNNER EXAMPLE
• We can store this data using three parallel arrays:
name[]
bib_number[]
elite[]

RUNNER EXAMPLE
• We can initialise the 3 parallel arrays in Python as follows:
name = ['' for x in range (24)]
bib_number = [0 for x in range (24)]
elite = [False for x in range (24)]
Note this will initialise:
• all names to empty string
• all bib_numbers to 0
• all elite values to False

RUNNER EXAMPLE
• We can set the value of individual array items as follows:
name[0] = ‘John McGrain’
bib_number[0] = 1014
elite[0] = False

RUNNER EXAMPLE
• We can set the value of individual array items as follows:
name[0] = ‘John McGrain’
bib_number[0] = 1014
elite[0] = False
name[1] = ‘Akila Sinha’
bib_number[1] = 1
elite[1] = True

RUNNER EXAMPLE
• In this example the values are being hard coded into the parallel arrays.
• It’s more likely we would either have the user input the values into the
program and then assign the parallel arrays
or
• Read the values from a file into the parallel arrays

RUNNER EXAMPLE
• Once the arrays have been initialised with values we can get details
about individual runners. For example, Kyle McNaught is the 4th runner
in the arrays so we can get his details using index 3:
print(name[3]) -> Kyle McNaught
print(bib_number[3]) -> 1450
print(elite[3]) -> False

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Parallel arrays in python

1. PARALLEL ARRAYS IN PYTHON Higher Computing Science

2. RUNNER EXAMPLE • Consider a race with 24 runners • Data stored for each runner: • name (string) • bib number (integer) • elite (Boolean)

3. RUNNER EXAMPLE • The data would look like: etc. Name Bib Number Elite John McGrain 1014 False Akila Sinha 1818 True Steven Lowe 1374 True Kyle McNaught 1450 False

4. RUNNER EXAMPLE • We can store this data using three parallel arrays: name[] bib_number[] elite[]

5. RUNNER EXAMPLE • We can initialise the 3 parallel arrays in Python as follows: name = ['' for x in range (24)] bib_number = [0 for x in range (24)] elite = [False for x in range (24)] Note this will initialise: • all names to empty string • all bib_numbers to 0 • all elite values to False

6. RUNNER EXAMPLE • We can set the value of individual array items as follows: name[0] = ‘John McGrain’ bib_number[0] = 1014 elite[0] = False

7. RUNNER EXAMPLE • We can set the value of individual array items as follows: name[0] = ‘John McGrain’ bib_number[0] = 1014 elite[0] = False name[1] = ‘Akila Sinha’ bib_number[1] = 1 elite[1] = True

8. RUNNER EXAMPLE • In this example the values are being hard coded into the parallel arrays. • It’s more likely we would either have the user input the values into the program and then assign the parallel arrays or • Read the values from a file into the parallel arrays

9. RUNNER EXAMPLE • Once the arrays have been initialised with values we can get details about individual runners. For example, Kyle McNaught is the 4th runner in the arrays so we can get his details using index 3: print(name[3]) -> Kyle McNaught print(bib_number[3]) -> 1450 print(elite[3]) -> False

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