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Given names = ["Asha", "Ravi", "Meera"] and marks = [72, 85, 64], use zip and a comprehension to…
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Given names = ["Asha", "Ravi", "Meera"] and marks = [72, 85, 64], use zip and a comprehension to make (1) a dictionary of name and mark, and (2) the list of the names of the students with more than 70.
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Plan. zip(names, marks) gives pairs (name, mark), which a comprehension can unpack.
Check. The pairs are (Asha, 72), (Ravi, 85) and (Meera, 64). The marks above 70 are 72 and 85.
Answer: {'Asha': 72, 'Ravi': 85, 'Meera': 64} and ['Asha', 'Ravi'].
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