Question

Assume that a list "stuff" contains the following values: ["B", 3, 18, "Meh", 42, "Egg", 18, 20]. Write pseudocode that removes any numeric value from "stuff." Finally, insert the string "Start" at the beginning of the list. When your code is finished running, "stuff" will contain:

A. ["Start", "B", "Meh", "Egg"]
B. ["Start", "B", "Meh", "Egg", 18, 20]
C. ["B", "Meh", "Egg", "Start"]
D. ["Start", "B", "Meh", "Egg", 20, 18]

Answer 1

To remove numeric values from a list in pseudocode and insert a string at the beginning.

Step-by-step explanation:

To remove the numeric values from the list 'stuff', you can iterate through the list using pseudocode. Check the type of each element in the list, and if it is not a string, remove it from the list. To insert the string 'Start' at the beginning of the list, you can use the 'insert' method in pseudocode.

Here is an example of pseudocode that accomplishes these tasks:

for each element in stuff:
if type(element) is not string:
remove element from stuff
stuff.insert(0, 'Start')

After running this pseudocode, 'stuff' will contain the list ['Start', 'B', 'Meh', 'Egg'].