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PYTHON CLASS TEST SOLUTIONS

Q1. Attempt any FIVE:

a) Features, Keywords, Modes:

- Features: Easy to learn, open-source, interpreted, object-oriented, large standard library

- Keywords: if, else, elif, while, for, def, class, try, except

- Modes: r, w, a, r+, w+, a+

b) List vs Tuple:

- List is mutable, Tuple is immutable

- [] vs ()

- Lists consume more memory

- Example: lst = [1,2], tup = (1,2)

c) Class & Object:

class Student:

pass

s = Student()

d) read() vs readline():

- read(): whole file

- readline(): one line

e) Abstraction vs Hiding:

- Abstraction: shows essential, hides implementation

- Hiding: restrict access using private members

f) Comments:

- # single line

- ''' ''' or multi-line

g) Local vs Global:
- Local: inside function

- Global: outside function

h) File operations: open, read, write

- Modes: r, w, a, r+, w+

i) Data structures: List, Tuple, Set, Dict

Q2. Attempt any THREE:

a) Operators:

- Membership: in, not in

- Bitwise: &, |, ^, ~

- Assignment: =, +=

- Identity: is, is not

b) Dictionary:

d = {1: "One"}

d[2] = "Two"

[Link](1)

print([Link]())

c) Built-in Functions:

- len(), type(), str(), int()

d) List & Tuple methods:

- List: append(), remove()

- Tuple: count(), index()

e) Programs:

- Factorial:

def fact(n): return 1 if n==0 else n*fact(n-1)

- If-else ladder:
if a>0: ...

elif a==0: ...

else: ...

- Pattern:

for i in range(7,0,-2): print("10"*(i//2)+"1")

f) Student class:

class Student:

def __init__(self):

...

def read(self): ...

def display(self): ...

Q3. Attempt any THREE:

a) Set ops:

s = {1,2,3}; [Link](4); [Link](2)

b) Module:

# [Link]

def greet(name): print("Hello", name)

# [Link]

import mymodule

[Link]("Alice")

c) Indexing:

s = "Python"; s[0], s[-1]

d) File copy:

with open("[Link]") as f1, open("[Link]","w") as f2: [Link]([Link]())

e) Set ops:
A|B, A&B, A-B

Q4. Attempt any THREE:

a) List vs Dict:

List uses index, Dict uses keys

b) File modes: 'r', 'w', 'a'

c) Overloading/Overriding:

Python supports overriding

d) Import module:

import calc; [Link]()

e) PASS, ELSE, IF-ELSE

Q5. Attempt any TWO:

a) Palindrome:

n = 121; str(n)[::-1] == str(n)

b) Write & append:

f = open("[Link]","w"); [Link]("Hi"); [Link]()

c) Multiple inheritance:

class A: ..., class B: ..., class C(A,B): ...

d) Inheritance:

class Emp: ..., class Manager(Emp): ...

e) Employee class:

class Employee:

def __init__(self, id, name): ...

def display(self): ...


f) fruit = 'banana'

fruit[:3] = 'ban', fruit[3:] = 'ana'

Q6. Attempt any TWO:

a) Try-except:

try: ... except ZeroDivisionError: ...

b) Student class with read/display

c) File modes: r, w, a with examples

d) Min/Max of list:

max(lst), min(lst)

e) Sum of digits:

while n>0: total += n%10; n//=10

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