This code defines a `books` list, which is a collection...

August 30, 2025 at 09:22 AM

books = [ ["BK1001", "Introduction to the Theory of Computation", "M. Sipser", "Theoretical Computer Science", 1996, 3.5, 20], ["BK1002", "Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship", "R. C. Martin", "Software Engineering", 2008, 3.7, 25], ["BK1003", "Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach", "S. Russell and P.Norvig", "Artificial Intelligence", 1995, 6.1, 10], ]

This code defines a books list, which is a collection of sublists, with each sublist representing a book and its associated details. The books list serves as a basic database or collection of information about these books. It consists of the following attributes for each book:

  1. A unique identifier (book ID) like "BK1001".
  2. The title of the book like "Introduction to the Theory of Computation".
  3. The author(s) of the book like "M. Sipser".
  4. The genre or field of the book like "Theoretical Computer Science".
  5. The year of publication like 1996.
  6. The weight of the book (presumably in kilograms or pounds) like 3.5.
  7. The quantity of books available like 20.

In summary, this code creates a nested list structure that organizes and stores information about several books in a structured manner. It is likely meant to be used as part of a broader program for managing or processing a book catalog, inventory, or library system.

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