#The United States Social Security Administration publishes
#a list of all documented baby names each year, along with
#how often each name was used for boys and for girls. The
#list is used to see what names are most common in a given
#year.
#We've grabbed that data for any name used more than 25
#times, and provided it to you in a file called
#babynames.csv. The line below will open the file:
On this problem, I got answers for 5 questions but cannot solve the rest 5. Can anyone please advise.
What letter is the least common first letter of a baby's name (in terms of number of babies with names starting with that letter, not number of names)?
My answer is Letter U- Correct
How many babies were born with names starting with that least-common letter?
My answer is 32 but it is wrong. please can anyone tell what is the correct answer?
What letter is the most common first letter of a baby's name (in terms of number of babies with names starting with that letter, not number of names)?
My answer is Letter A- Correct
How many babies were born with names starting with that most-common letter?
My answer is 2109 but it is wrong. please can anyone tell what is the correct answer?
By default, the Social Security Administration's data separates out names by gender. For example, Jamie is listed separately for girls and for boys. If you were to remove this separation, what would be the most common name in the 2010s regardless of gender?
How many people would have that name?
What name that is used for both genders has the smallest difference in which gender holds the name most frequently? In case of a tie, enter any one of the correct answers.
For these 3 questions, I am not sure what is the answer. Can anyone advise please.
#The United States Social Security Administration publishes
#a list of all documented baby names each year, along with
#how often each name was used for boys and for girls. The
#list is used to see what names are most common in a given
#year.
#We've grabbed that data for any name used more than 25
#times, and provided it to you in a file called
#babynames.csv. The line below will open the file:
On this problem, I got answers for 5 questions but cannot solve the rest 5. Can anyone please advise.
What letter is the least common first letter of a baby's name (in terms of number of babies with names starting with that letter, not number of names)?
My answer is Letter U- Correct
How many babies were born with names starting with that least-common letter?
My answer is 32 but it is wrong. please can anyone tell what is the correct answer?
What letter is the most common first letter of a baby's name (in terms of number of babies with names starting with that letter, not number of names)?
My answer is Letter A- Correct
How many babies were born with names starting with that most-common letter?
My answer is 2109 but it is wrong. please can anyone tell what is the correct answer?
By default, the Social Security Administration's data separates out names by gender. For example, Jamie is listed separately for girls and for boys. If you were to remove this separation, what would be the most common name in the 2010s regardless of gender?
How many people would have that name?
What name that is used for both genders has the smallest difference in which gender holds the name most frequently? In case of a tie, enter any one of the correct answers.
For these 3 questions, I am not sure what is the answer. Can anyone advise please.