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Stuff = []

stuff.append(1.0)


stuff.append(2.0)


stuff.append(3.0)


stuff.append(4.0)


stuff.append(5.0)





print(stuff)



3. What data type are the elements in stuff?


4. What is the output for print(len(stuff))?


5. What is the output for print(stuff[0])?

User Kevin Beck
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

The given code snippet defines an empty list named "stuff", then appends five float values to it, and finally prints the content of the list. Here are the answers to the questions:

3. The elements in "stuff" are floating-point numbers, specifically 1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, and 5.0.

4. The output for "print(len(stuff))" would be 5, because the length of the list "stuff" is 5 (i.e., it has five elements).

5.The output for "print(stuff[0])" would be 1.0, because the first element of the list "stuff" (i.e., the element with index 0) is 1.0.

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