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- Create the following list of numbers: [3,7,5,2,9,7]
- Write a while loop that will print out the numbers
- Write a for loop that will print out the numbers
- Using a loop, write the code that will print out all elements that are larger than their neighbor i.e.: (7,9)
- Write the code that will loop through the list and for every odd number prints: “Odd” and every even number “Even”
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