The program below creates a list with 4 items. Each element value is an empty string (""). The user is asked for an input string, stored in newValue. Add 4 assignment statements between the list initialization and the final print() statement to assign the newValue to each element, using the numeric index for each element. When you are done, the final print() statement should display a list where all elements match the input value.
The following examples demonstrate the expected program output.
Enter new value: squirrel
['squirrel', 'squirrel', 'squirrel', 'squirrel']
Enter new value: LOL
['LOL', 'LOL', 'LOL', 'LOL']
values = ["","","",""]
newValue = input("Enter new value: ")
# add student code here
print(values)
values[0] = newValue
values[1] = newValue
values[2] = newValue
values[3] = newValue
print(values)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "List.py", line 1, in <module>
values[0] = newValue
NameError: name 'newValue' is not defined
Sorry about the mistake. Here's the corrected code:
values = ["", "", "", ""]
newValue = input("Enter new value: ")
# assigning newValue to each element using numeric index
values[0] = newValue
values[1] = newValue
values[2] = newValue
values[3] = newValue
print(values)