Working with list comprehensions and formatting output

exercise 1

Write a list comprehension that takes each word in a list of words and puts it in all caps.

phrases = ["everything is fine", "have a seat", "holy cow"]
# your list comprehension should produce a list that looks like this:
# ['EVERYTHING IS FINE', 'HAVE A SEAT', 'HOLY COW']

Remember that the basic structure of a list comprehension is:

new_list = [<expression> for <each_item> in <a_list>]

exercise 2

Rewrite a remove_from_list function to use a list comprehension to remove the item.

The remove_from_list function should take a list of items and an item to remove from that list, and return a new list that contains everything from the original list except for that item. It should remove every occurrence of the item in the list (if it appears more than once).

exercise 3

Write a function print_freq_results(results). This function should take an argument results that is a list of tuples like the following:

 [
     ('her', 33),
     ('all', 12),
     ('which', 12),
     ('she', 7),
     ('their', 7),
 ]

This function should print (not return) output like the following:

   her | 33 *********************************
   all | 12 ************
 which | 12 ************
   she | 7  *******
 their | 7  *******

😎 HINT: You’re going to need some string methods to align the characters.