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# Finding Active Socks
# Define a list of socks with their status
socks = [
{"id": 1, "active": True},
{"id": 2, "active": False},
{"id": 3, "active": True},
{"id": 4, "active": False}
]
# Function to find active socks
def find_active_socks(socks):
active_socks = [sock for sock in socks if sock["active"]]
return active_socks
# Find and print active socks
active_socks = find_active_socks(socks)
print("Active Socks:")
for sock in active_socks:
print(f"Sock ID: {sock['id']}")
Title: Finding Active Socks
Explanation:
-
Define Data: A list named
socks
is created where each sock is represented as a dictionary with an "id" and "active" status. -
Function to Find Active Socks: The
find_active_socks
function filters the list to return only the socks that are active. -
Print Active Socks: The code then prints out the IDs of the active socks using a
for
loop.
This script identifies and displays the socks that are currently active based on their status.
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