4-1 Come up with at least three pizzas you like, store their names in a list, and use a for loop to print out the names of each pizza.
- Modify this for loop so that it prints sentences that include the name of the pizza, not just the name of the pizza. For each type of pizza, a line of output such as "i like pepperoni pizza" is displayed.
- Add a line of code at the end of the program, outside of the for loop, that says how much you like pizza. The output should contain a message for each type of pizza, and a concluding sentence like "i really like pizza!".
pizzas = ['芝士披萨', '香肠披萨', '榴莲披萨']
for pizza in pizzas:
print(pizza)
for pizza in pizzas:
print("i like " + pizza)
print('i really like pizza!')
芝士披萨
香肠披萨
榴莲披萨
i like 芝士披萨
i like 香肠披萨
i like 榴莲披萨
i really like pizza!
4-2 Think of at least three animals with common characteristics, store the names of these animals in a list, and then use the for loop to print out the names of each animal.
- Modify the program so that it prints a sentence for each animal, such as "a dog would make a great pet".
- Add a line of code at the end of the program that points out what these animals have in common, such as printing a sentence such as "any of these animals would make a great pet!"
animals = ['dog', 'horse', 'cat']
for animal in animals:
print(animal)
for animal in animals:
print(f'a {
animal} would make a great pet')
print('any of these animals would make a great pet!')
dog
horse
cat
a dog would make a great pet
a horse would make a great pet
a cat would make a great pet
any of these animals would make a great pet!