prompt: I'm trying to improve this Python code. It looks like a mess with all the prints. Is there an easier way to do it without stringing them all into one long print line?
  
  dataset = [1982, 17214, 41879, 994, 96273, 1247, 1947]
  
  print("Data Point 1:", dataset[0])
  print("Data Point 2:", dataset[1])
  print("Data Point 3:", dataset[2])
  print("Data Point 4:", dataset[3])
  print("Data Point 5:", dataset[4])
  print("Data Point 6:", dataset[5])
  print("Data Point 7:", dataset[6])
  
  def add_data_point():
      addpoint = input("Would you like to add a Data Point? y/n ")
      if addpoint == "y":
          newpoint = input("Enter new Data Point: " )
          int(newpoint)
          dataset.append(newpoint)
          print("Data Point 1:", dataset[0])
          print("Data Point 2:", dataset[1])
          print("Data Point 3:", dataset[2])
          print("Data Point 4:", dataset[3])
          print("Data Point 5:", dataset[4])
          print("Data Point 6:", dataset[5])
          print("Data Point 7:", dataset[6])
          print("Data Point 8:", dataset[7])
      else:
          return dataset
  
  add_data_point()
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chosen.content: I'm trying to improve this Python code. It looks like a mess with all the prints. Is there an easier way to do it without stringing them all into one long print line?
  
  dataset = [1982, 17214, 41879, 994, 96273, 1247, 1947]
  
  print("Data Point 1:", dataset[0])
  print("Data Point 2:", dataset[1])
  print("Data Point 3:", dataset[2])
  print("Data Point 4:", dataset[3])
  print("Data Point 5:", dataset[4])
  print("Data Point 6:", dataset[5])
  print("Data Point 7:", dataset[6])
  
  def add_data_point():
      addpoint = input("Would you like to add a Data Point? y/n ")
      if addpoint == "y":
          newpoint = input("Enter new Data Point: " )
          int(newpoint)
          dataset.append(newpoint)
          print("Data Point 1:", dataset[0])
          print("Data Point 2:", dataset[1])
          print("Data Point 3:", dataset[2])
          print("Data Point 4:", dataset[3])
          print("Data Point 5:", dataset[4])
          print("Data Point 6:", dataset[5])
          print("Data Point 7:", dataset[6])
          print("Data Point 8:", dataset[7])
      else:
          return dataset
  
  add_data_point()
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rejected.role: system
rejected.content: A chat.
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: I'm trying to improve this Python code. It looks like a mess with all the prints. Is there an easier way to do it without stringing them all into one long print line?
  
  dataset = [1982, 17214, 41879, 994, 96273, 1247, 1947]
  
  print("Data Point 1:", dataset[0])
  print("Data Point 2:", dataset[1])
  print("Data Point 3:", dataset[2])
  print("Data Point 4:", dataset[3])
  print("Data Point 5:", dataset[4])
  print("Data Point 6:", dataset[5])
  print("Data Point 7:", dataset[6])
  
  def add_data_point():
      addpoint = input("Would you like to add a Data Point? y/n ")
      if addpoint == "y":
          newpoint = input("Enter new Data Point: " )
          int(newpoint)
          dataset.append(newpoint)
          print("Data Point 1:", dataset[0])
          print("Data Point 2:", dataset[1])
          print("Data Point 3:", dataset[2])
          print("Data Point 4:", dataset[3])
          print("Data Point 5:", dataset[4])
          print("Data Point 6:", dataset[5])
          print("Data Point 7:", dataset[6])
          print("Data Point 8:", dataset[7])
      else:
          return dataset
  
  add_data_point()
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