PYTHON prov_records_per_date() takes a 2-D list (similar to the database) and an integer representing the province ID. This function returns another 2-D list, where each element of this list stores information in the following format. [ [day1, total number of patients (both icu and non-icu) in this provice reported in day1], [day2, total number of patients (both icu and non-icu) in this provice reported in day2], ... ] >>> results = prov_records_per_date(database, 35) >>> display_dict(result) >>> display_list(result) ['2022-01-31', 239] ['2022-02-05', 393] >>> results = prov_records_per_date(database, 10) >>> display_dict(result) ['2022-02-02', 225] >>> results = prov_records_per_date(database, 81) >>> display_dict(result) No data in list

PYTHON prov_records_per_date() takes a 2-D list (similar to the database) and an integer representing the province ID. This function returns another 2-D list, where each element of this list stores information in the following format. [ [day1, total number of patients (both icu and non-icu) in this provice reported in day1], [day2, total number of patients (both icu and non-icu) in this provice reported in day2], ... ] >>> results = prov_records_per_date(database, 35) >>> display_dict(result) >>> display_list(result) ['2022-01-31', 239] ['2022-02-05', 393] >>> results = prov_records_per_date(database, 10) >>> display_dict(result) ['2022-02-02', 225] >>> results = prov_records_per_date(database, 81) >>> display_dict(result) No data in list

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter13: Structures

Section13.5: Dynamic Data Structure Allocation

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