Merge branch 'master' of https://www.coastalcommits.com/Seaswimmer/PythonLearning

Co-authored-by: Seaswimmer <SeaswimmerTheFsh@users.noreply.github.com>

brown/main.py

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+employees = [
+    "Jemima Brown",
+    "Stuart Brown",
+    "Dexter Brown",
+    "Carrie Brown",
+    "Edwin Brown",
+    "Mattie Brown",
+    "Lena Brown",
+    "Bertha Brown",
+    "Bibi Brown",
+    "Nadine Brown",
+]  # Make the initial employees list
+
+sub_list_1: list[str] = employees[
+    0:5
+]  # Splits the first 5 entries into the first sublist
+sub_list_2: list[str] = employees[
+    5:10
+]  # Splits the second 5 entries into the second sublist
+
+# New hire in subList2, 'Kriti Brown'
+sub_list_2.append(
+    "Kriti Brown"
+)  # We're appending the string "Kriti Brown" into our second sublist
+
+# Firing 'Stuart Brown'
+sub_list_1.pop(
+    1
+)  # could also use .remove() if you wanted, We're removing the 2nd item in our first sublist
+merge_list = (
+    sub_list_1 + sub_list_2
+)  # We're merging our sublists together into a main list
+
+salary_list: list[int] = [
+    64000,
+    55000,
+    75000,
+    76000,
+    47000,
+    48000,
+    48000,
+    53000,
+    49000,
+    62000,
+]  # Our initial list of salaries for our employees
+
+raised_salaries: list[int] = []
+for salary in salary_list:  # We're iterating through our salary list,
+    raised_salary: int = int(
+        salary * 1.04
+    )  # We're multiplying our current salaries by 1.04
+    raised_salaries.append(
+        raised_salary
+    )  # We're appending our new salaries into the raised salaries list
+
+raised_salaries.sort(reverse=True)  # This sorts our salaries in descending order
+string = "\n".join(
+    [str(salary) for salary in raised_salaries[0:3]]
+)  # We convert the top 3 values into strings
+print(string)  # prints the string

thevoices/main.py

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+# ANSI color codes
+BLUE = "\033[34m"  # Blue
+GREEN = "\033[32m"  # Green
+RESET = "\033[0m"  # Reset to default color
+
+
+def reverse_string(string: str) -> str:
+    wordlist: list[str] = string.split(" ") # Split the string by spaces into a list
+    wordlist.reverse() # Reverse the word list
+    return " ".join(wordlist) # Join the wordlist back into a string, with spaces between each element
+
+
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+    string: str = input(
+        f"{BLUE}Input a string to reverse:{RESET} "
+    )  # Allows us to input a string to reverse
+    result: str = reverse_string(string)
+    print(f"{GREEN}{result}{RESET}")