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‎exercises/04.1-count_on/README.es.md

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Como has visto en el ejercicio anterior tu lista puede ser un a mezcla de `tipos de datos` que vamos a dividir y conquistar.
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¿Serías tan amable de añadir todos los elementos con *data-type* `dict` y `list` dentro de la lista `hello`?
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¿Serías tan amable de añadir todos los elementos con *data-type* (tipo de dato) `dict` y `list` de la lista `my_list` en una nueva lista llamada `new_list`?
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## 📝 Instrucciones:
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1. Itera la lista dada.
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1. Itera la lista dada (`my_list`).
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2. Mete los tipos de datos encontrados en una nueva lista llamada `hello`.
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2. Mete los tipos de datos `dict` y `list`encontrados en una nueva lista llamada `new_list`.
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3. Imprime la variable `hello`.
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3. Imprime la variable `new_list`.
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## 💡 Pista:
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+ Recuerda que puedes saber el tipo de dato de una variable o valor con la función `type()`
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+ Para más información sobre la función `type()`: https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_func_type.asp
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Así es como puedes imprimir TODOS los elementos:
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```py
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for x in my_list:
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print(x)
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```
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## Resultado esperado:
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```py

‎exercises/04.1-count_on/README.md

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As you saw in the last exercise your list can be a mix `types of data` we are going to divide and conquer.
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Would you be so kind to add all the items with data-type `dict` and `list` into the hello list?
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Would you be so kind to add all the items with data-type `dict` and `list` of the list named `my_list` into a new list named `new_list`?
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## 📝Instructions:
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1. Loop the given list.
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2. Push the data-types found to an new list called `hello`.
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2. Push the data-types `dict` and `list`found to a new list called `new_list`.
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3. Print the variable `hello`.
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3. Print the variable `new_list`.
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## 💡 Hint :
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+ Remember that you can know the data-type of a variable or value with the function `type()`.
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+ Check this link for more information about the `type()` function: https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_func_type.asp
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Here is how to print ALL the items.
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```py

‎exercises/04.1-count_on/app.py

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my_list = [42, True, "towel", [2,1], 'hello', 34.4, {"name": "juan"}]
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print(hello)

‎exercises/04.1-count_on/test.py

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import io, sys, os, pytest, re
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import io, sys, os, pytest, re, app
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path = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))+'/app.py'
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@pytest.mark.it("Cool !!! 😎 You have the all data-type object")
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def test_all_data_type(capsys, app):
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app()
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assert "[[2, 1], {'name': 'juan'}]\n" in captured.out
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@pytest.mark.it("The variable 'new_list' should exist")
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def test_variable_exists():
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assert app.new_list != None
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@pytest.mark.it("Use the for loop")
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@pytest.mark.it("The variable 'new_list' value should contain data-types of 'dict' and 'list'")
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def test_variable_value():
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assert app.new_list == [[2, 1], {'name': 'juan'}]
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@pytest.mark.it("You have to use a for loop")
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def test_for_loop():
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with open(path, 'r') as content_file:
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@pytest.mark.it("Use if statement")
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@pytest.mark.it("You have to use an if statement")
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def test_if():
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def test_print():
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regex = re.compile(r"print\(new_list\)")
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@pytest.mark.it("You have to print the value of the variable 'new_list' in the console")
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def test_all_data_type(capsys, app):
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