Given the initial list provided, use list comprehensions to create and print the following new lists: 1. locations = List of the locations of each of the attractions • result should be ['Esperance', 'Kulin', 'Lake Ballard", ...] 1. Initials List of the attractions that have three words in their name (do not include the location) • result should be ['Tin Horse Highway", "World's tallest bin", ...] Source: https://www.escape.com.au/top-lists/top-10-weirdest-tourist-attractions-in-western-australia/image-gallem weirdest=["Stonehenge, Esperance", "Tin Horse Highway, Kulin", "Inside Australia, Lake Ballard", "Gnomesville, Wellington Mill", "World's tallest bin, Kalgoorlie", "Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree, Pemberton", "Cowaramup cows, Cowaramup", "Corrigin Dog Cemetery, Corrigin", "Nullarbor Links Golf Course, Ceduna to Kalgoorlie", "The Big Camera, Meckering"]

Given the initial list provided, use list comprehensions to create and print the following new lists: 1. locations = List of the locations of each of the attractions • result should be ['Esperance', 'Kulin', 'Lake Ballard", ...] 1. Initials List of the attractions that have three words in their name (do not include the location) • result should be ['Tin Horse Highway", "World's tallest bin", ...] Source: https://www.escape.com.au/top-lists/top-10-weirdest-tourist-attractions-in-western-australia/image-gallem weirdest=["Stonehenge, Esperance", "Tin Horse Highway, Kulin", "Inside Australia, Lake Ballard", "Gnomesville, Wellington Mill", "World's tallest bin, Kalgoorlie", "Dave Evans Bicentennial Tree, Pemberton", "Cowaramup cows, Cowaramup", "Corrigin Dog Cemetery, Corrigin", "Nullarbor Links Golf Course, Ceduna to Kalgoorlie", "The Big Camera, Meckering"]

COMPREHENSIVE MICROSOFT OFFICE 365 EXCE

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ISBN:9780357392676

Author:FREUND, Steven

Publisher:FREUND, Steven

Chapter8: Working With Trendlines, Pivottables, Pivotcharts, And Slicers

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