# Problems

## Problem 1

Create a list of the names of the first five picks of the 2020 NFL Draft.  Using a for loop, print the names.

![Source: https://www.nfl.com/draft/tracker/picks](/files/-M8CZVZ-KxQ0buAsn2io)

### Sample Output

![](/files/-M8MJgp6h1O3rrwoQMXt)

## Problem 2

Create a list of the colleges of the first five picks of the 2019 NFL Draft.  Using a for loop, print the college they attended.

![Source: https://www.nfl.com/draft/tracker/picks?year=2019](/files/-M8C_27EmRH3--CxG5_f)

### Sample Output

![](/files/-M8MKAnovCNIgmqYIMip)

## Problem 3

Create a list of 5 colleges or universities. Using a for loop, print the list.

![](/files/-M8MQzF1C-0BwiPaqhE1)

Create a loop to ask the user to enter 5 additional universities to your list.

Print the list.

![](/files/-M8C_yayvxdwB2DtKbP3)

![Source: http://njcomehome.org/](/files/-M8C_dO-_6lx3knqNVxX)

### Sample Output

![](/files/-M8MVFcXjY2BoTkovz5e)


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