Computers and Technology, 11.06.2020 05:57 mikemofun9079
This is a python program my teacher assigned:
Create a list of days of the week. (yes, this uses strings)
A) Print each day using a for loop.
B) for non-school days, print “freedom” next to the day of the week.
How would I execute this?
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