Question

Function named FunCount takes three arguments-

C, an integer representing the count of elements in input list

IP- input list of positive integers.

Item- an integer value.

Function FunCount returns an integer representing the count of all the elements of List that are equal to
the given integer value Key.

Example: Don’t take these values in program, take all inputs from user

C = 9, IP= [1,1,4,2,2,3,4,1,2], Item = 2
function will return 3

Answer 1

CODE:-

def FunCount(C,IP,Item): # this is the required function 
    count = 0  # initialising the count with 0 
    for i in range(C): # then iterating in the range of C 
        if IP[i] == Item: # then checking if the element is equal to item 
            count+=1 # if yes increasing the value of count 
    return count # then at last retuning it 

if __name__ == '__main__':  # this is the main method 
    C = int(input("Enter the value of C: "))  # taking the input from the user 
    IP = list(map(int,input("Enter element: ").split()))  # then taking the list from the user 
    Item = int(input("Enter the value of Item: ")) # then item 
    print(FunCount(C,IP,Item))  # finally printing the method return 

OUTPUT:-

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