More function definitions
No Google! The point of this exercise is to see how well you understand the material. Treat it like an exam - this is not the time to be googling answers. Once you've completed this "exam", then you should look up solutions and compare.
Copy this into a Python file and add the specified code under each comment. For testing purposes, you can comment out working parts as you go (surround the lines with """).
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# define a function that takes a list of numbers and an integer x and returns
# the count of numbers that are larger than x
# define a function that tests the above function.
# define a function that takes a list of words and returns the acronym for it
# (i.e. the first letter in each word, so ["cat", "bat", "rat"] would return "cbr")
# hint: remember that strings are sequences, just like lists
# define a function that tests the above function.
# define a function that takes a list of integers and asks the user for an integer
# in that list. Keep asking until they give you one that is in the list, then return
# that number. (e.g. if the list is [1,4,5], keep asking for an integer until they type
# 1, 4 or 5, then return that number.)
# define a function that tests the above function.
# define a function that takes two lists and returns the intersection of them
# (the intersection is the list of numbers that are in both lists)
# (do not use the built-in Python set intersection method)
# define a function that tests the above function.