Compsci 101, couples same name length

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This exercise is for collaborative work during class. Do not fill out early!

Consider the Python code below

A = "jeff ron terry chris joe kelley tom".split()
B = "valerie brook mary pat jill".split()

# first nested loop
for aname in A:
for bname in B:
if len(aname) == len(bname):
print aname + ", " + bname

print
# second nested loop
for bname in B:
for aname in A:
if len(aname) == len(bname):
print aname + ", " + bname

Which of the following are true about the two nested for loops above? *

The two nested loops print the couples names in the same order

The two nested loops both print the same number of pairs of couples

The second nested loop prints the same pairs of couples, but in reverse order from the first nested loop.

The second nested loop is skipped because all the names from the two lists were already processed.

Required

How does one rewrite the first nested loop with just one 'for' loop? *

write the data to a file and then read the data in from a file

write a function with a for loop and then replace the inside for loop with a call to the new function

replace a for loop with a while loop

replace the inner for loop with an if statement

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Names and Netids below

Names (comma separated) *

netid *

netid (partner)

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