Lecture

Contact Data Management

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Description

This lecture covers the creation of a dataclass to store contact information, the manipulation of contact lists, and the implementation of functions to display contacts, reverse lists, and filter contacts by gender. It also includes exercises to calculate average age, maximum height, count first names of a certain length, and build a letter frequency dictionary.

Instructors (2)

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