How to use list_in method in localstack

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sort.py

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1class InsertionSort(object):2 def sort(self, list_in):3 if list_in is None:4 return TypeError('input can not be None')5 if len(list_in)<2:6 return list_in7 for inseration_index in range(1, len(list_in)):8 for next_index in range(inseration_index):9 if list_in[inseration_index] < list_in[next_index]:10 tmp = list_in[inseration_index]11 list_in[next_index+1:inseration_index+1] = list_in[next_index:inseration_index]12 list_in[next_index] = tmp13 return list_in14 15class SelectionSort(object):16 def sort(self, list_in):17 if list_in is None:18 raise TypeError('input can not be None')19 if len(list_in) < 2:20 return list_in21 for selected_index in range(len(list_in)-1):22 temp = selected_index23 for next_index in range(selected_index+1, len(list_in)):24 if list_in[next_index] < list_in[temp]:25 temp = next_index26 list_in[temp], list_in[selected_index] = list_in[selected_index], list_in[temp]27 return list_in28 29class MergeSort(object):30 """ Sort a list based on the merge sort algorithm """31 32 def sort(self, list_in):33 if list_in is None:34 raise TypeError('input list can not be none')35 return self._sort(list_in)36 37 def _sort(self, list_in):38 if len(list_in)<2:39 return list_in40 mid = len(list_in)//241 right = list_in[:mid]42 left = list_in[mid:]43 right_ = self._sort(right)44 left_ = self._sort(left)45 return self._merge(left, right)46 47 def _merge(self, left, right):48 index_l = 049 index_r = 050 result = []51 while index_l < len(left) and index_r < len(right):52 if left[index_l] < right[index_r]:53 result.append(left[index_l])54 index_l += 155 else:56 result.append(right[index_r])57 index_r += 158 while index_l < len(left):59 result.append(left[index_l])60 index_l += 161 while index_r < len(right):62 result.append(right[index_r])63 index_r += 164 return result65class QuickSort(object):66 def quick_sort(self, list_in):67 if list_in is None:68 raise TypeError('input can not be None')69 return self._quick_sort(list_in)70 def _quick_sort(self, list_in):71 if len(list_in) < 2:72 return list_in73 left = []74 right = []75 equal = []76 pivot = list_in[len(list_in)//2]77 for element in list_in:78 if element == pivot:79 equal.append(element)80 elif element > pivot:81 right.append(element)82 else:83 left.append(element)84 if len(left)>len(right):85 _left = self._quick_sort(left)86 _right = self._quick_sort(right)87 else:88 _right = self._quick_sort(right)89 _left = self._quick_sort(left)...

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ex119_range_in_list.py

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1'''2range_in_list([1,2,3,4],0,2) # 63range_in_list([1,2,3,4],0,3) # 104range_in_list([1,2,3,4],1) # 95range_in_list([1,2,3,4]) # 106range_in_list([1,2,3,4],0,100) # 107range_in_list([],0,1) # 08UDEMY9def range_in_list(lst, start=0, end=None):10 end = end or lst[-1]11 return sum(lst[start:end+1])12'''13def range_in_list(list_in, ind_st=0, ind_end=''):14 sum_bet_ind = 015 # print(len(list_in))16 if ind_end == '' or ind_end > len(list_in)-1:17 ind_end = len(list_in)-118 print("{} for {} and {}".format(list_in,ind_st,ind_end) )19 20 for i in range(ind_st, ind_end+1):21 sum_bet_ind += list_in[i]22 23 return sum_bet_ind24 #return [ sum(list_in[list_item]) for list_item in range(list_in[ind_st],list_in[ind_end]) ]25print(range_in_list([1,2,3,4],0,2)) # 626print(range_in_list([1,2,3,4],0,3)) # 1027print(range_in_list([1,2,3,4],1)) # 928print(range_in_list([1,2,3,4])) # 1029print(range_in_list([1,2,3,4],0,100)) # 10...

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0_4.py

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1"""2Python program to remove an empty element from a list.3"""4list_in = ['Hello', 34, 45, '', 40]5# result = ['Hello', 34, 45, 40]6for item in list_in:7 if not item:8 list_in.remove(item)...

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