I need examples of Python3 code spread out across various chapters

I need a bunch of Python code examples spread out across a list of topics. Please see the file attached for a breakdown of the topics. * Examples in each topic can only include concepts from that chapter and the earlier ones. For example, print examples cannot include a list / dictionary because they are covered later. However, a list example can contain print / string manipulation statements. * Reword the Question Statement: The examples need to have a question statement that talks about some kind of user scenario (real or imaginary doesn't matter as long as you can connect it with some use case). For example for File Handling could be like: "You have a text file that contains all the items names that were found in a murder scene. Read from this file and find out how many item names contain the word 'blood stained'. " Another example could be "You are a crazy ex of a guy that you're stalking. You just gained access to his computer. You have only 5 minutes. Write a python proram that searches through all txt files on his hard drive, in a recursive manner and prints out the file names which contain your name." Here's another example. "You've taken possession of a man staying in a haunted house. You need to print a particular sentence on his screen 10k times. Well, since you're no real spirit, just write a python program that prints 'All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy' 10k times on the screen". If you cannot think of a scenario, you can make up something that's entirely fictitious. Or use famous fictitious characters / worlds. It's all fine as long as you can justify some reason for a program. * The examples must try to bring out some concept rather than all of them being exact replicas of each other. In other words, try to keep as much variety as possible in the examples. * You need to upload the questions on a wordpress site. You don't have to bother about formatting but the grammar has to be correct. * You will also receive access to the complete course. NOTE: * While making your bid, please post a sample question that you can write (maybe about "lists" or anything else) so that I know that you have understood the concept.