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List students_list is read from input and has an even number of elements representing students participating in a competition. The elements of students_list are separated into halves. Integer slice length represents the number of students in each half. - Assign slice_length with len(students_list) // 2 . - Assign student team1 with a slice of students_list from the beginning up to and excluding index slice_length. - Assign student_team2 with a slice of students_list from index slice length up to and including the end. Click here for example \( \wedge \) Ex. If the input is: Bly Ira Gio Ike then the output is: Number of students in each half: 2 All participants: ['Bly', 'Ira', 'Gio', 'Ike'] Team 1: ['Bly', 'Ira'] Team 2: ['Gio', 'Ike'] 1 students_list \( = \) input( ).split() 2 3 ' 3 Your code goes here 4 slice_length \( = \) len(students_list) \( / / / 2 \) 5 student_team \( = \) = students_list[:students_list] 6 student_team \( 2= \) students_list[students_list:] 7 print(f'Number of students in each half: \{slice_length\}') 8 print(f'All participants: \{students_list\}') 9 print(f'Team 1: \{student_team1\}') 10 print(f'Team 2: \{student_team2\}')

          List students_list is read from input and has an even number of elements representing students participating in a competition. The elements of students_list are separated into halves. Integer slice length represents the number of students in each half.
- Assign slice_length with len(students_list) // 2 .
- Assign student team1 with a slice of students_list from the beginning up to and excluding index slice_length.
- Assign student_team2 with a slice of students_list from index slice length up to and including the end.

Click here for example \( \wedge \) Ex. If the input is:
Bly Ira Gio Ike
then the output is:
Number of students in each half: 2
All participants: ['Bly', 'Ira', 'Gio', 'Ike']
Team 1: ['Bly', 'Ira']
Team 2: ['Gio', 'Ike']
1 students_list \( = \) input( ).split()
2
3 ' 3 Your code goes here
4 slice_length \( = \) len(students_list) \( / / / 2 \)
5 student_team \( = \) = students_list[:students_list]
6 student_team \( 2= \) students_list[students_list:]
7 print(f'Number of students in each half: \{slice_length\}')
8 print(f'All participants: \{students_list\}')
9 print(f'Team 1: \{student_team1\}')
10 print(f'Team 2: \{student_team2\}')

List studentslist is read from input and has an even number of elements representing students participating in a competition. The elements of studentslist are separated into halves. Integer slice length represents the number of students in each half.
- Assign slicelength with len(studentslist) // 2 .
- Assign student team1 with a slice of studentslist from the beginning up to and excluding index slicelength.
- Assign studentteam2 with a slice of studentslist from index slice length up to and including the end.

Click here for example ∧ Ex. If the input is:
Bly Ira Gio Ike
then the output is:
Number of students in each half: 2
All participants: ['Bly', 'Ira', 'Gio', 'Ike']
Team 1: ['Bly', 'Ira']
Team 2: ['Gio', 'Ike']
1 studentslist = input( ).split()
2
3 ' 3 Your code goes here
4 slicelength = len(studentslist) / / / 2
5 studentteam = = studentslist[:studentslist]
6 studentteam 2= studentslist[studentslist:]
7 print(f'Number of students in each half: {slicelength}')
8 print(f'All participants: {studentslist}')
9 print(f'Team 1: {studentteam1}')
10 print(f'Team 2: {studentteam2}')

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