Question

Define a Python function named matches that has two parameters. Both parameters will be lists of ints. Both lists will have the same length. Your function should use the accumulator pattern to return a newly created list. For each index, check if the lists' entries at that index are equivalent. If the entries are equivalent, append the literal True to your accumulator. Otherwise, append the literal False to your accumulator.
Hint: Since you must use the same index with each list, only write one loop in your function. The loop should use the built-in range function as its collection, since that will assign our loop variable to each index and, in the loop body, we can use the loop variable to get each input's entry at that index.

Answer 1

SOLUTION-
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CODE-

#matches function
def matches(list1, list2):
    #creating new list
    answer=[]
    #using the accumulator pattern to iterate with for loop to create the contents of new list
    for i in range(len(list1)):
        #comparing contents of both lists at same index and appending true of false accordingly
        if(list1[i]==list2[i]):
            answer.append(True)
        else:
            answer.append(False)
    #returning newly created list
    return answer
#calling matches function and printing the returned list
print("The newly created list is: ")
print(matches([4,5,6], [-3,5,2020]))

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