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SOLUTIONS

1. Write a Python program to print your name.


print("Proma")

2. Create a variable name and assign your_ name as the value of it.
name = "Proma"​
your_name = name

3. Assign 24 and 13 into two variables. Then, perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division,
and print the result.
variable_1 = 24​
variable_2 = 13​

summation = variable_1+variable_2​
subtraction = variable_1 - variable_2​
multiplication = variable_1*variable_2​
division = variable_1/variable_2

4. Compare two numbers (e.g, 7 and 5) using relational operators.


variable_1 = 5​
variable_2 = 7​

'''The question is a bit vague. For simplicity, let’s redefine the problem
as finding ​
if the first number is smaller/greater/equal to the second number.​
'''​
if variable_1>variable_2:​
print("Greater")​
elif variable_1<variable_2:​
print("Smaller")​
else:​
print("Equal")

5. Identify whether a number is in between the range of 80 and 100.


variable = int(input())​
if variable>=80 and variable<=100:​
print("YES")​
else: ​
print("NO")
6. Write a program that will the take the length and width of a rectangle from the user and print the area
of the rectangle.
length = float(input("Length of rectangle: "))​
width = float(input("Width of rectangle: "))​

area = length*width​
print("Area of rectangle: ", area)

7. Write a program that will take two integer numbers from user and print the result of addition,
subtraction, multiplication, and division.
variable_1 = int(input('Integer number 1: '))​
variable_2 = int(input("Integer number 2: "))​

summation = variable_1+variable_2​
subtraction = variable_1 - variable_2​
multiplication = variable_1*variable_2​
division = variable_1/variable_2

8. Write a program to identify whether a number is odd or even.


num = 5​
if num%2==0:​
print("even")​
else: print("odd")

9. Write a program to identify the maximum between two numbers.


variable_1 = float(input('Integer number 1: '))​
variable_2 = float(input("Integer number 2: "))​

if variable_1>=variable_2:​
print(variable_1)​
else: print(variable_2)

Note that, The solutions for the FOR and WHILE loop chapters are provided together since those
contain the same problems.

10. Write a program to calculate the sum of first 10 natural numbers.

using for loop -


num = 10​
sum = 0​
for i in range(num+1):​
sum+=i​

print(sum)

using while loop -


num = 10​
sum = 0​
i = 0​
while i< num+1:​
sum+=i​
i+=1​

print(sum)

11. Write a program to calculate the sum of first 10 even numbers.

using for loop -


num = 10​
sum = 0​
for i in range((num*2)+1):​
if i%2==0:​
sum+=i​

print(sum)

using while loop -


num = 10​
sum = 0​
i = 0​
while i < (num*2)+1:​
if i%2==0:​
sum+=i​
i+=1​

print(sum)
12. Write a program to calculate the factorial of a number.

using for loop -


num = 9​
fact = 1​
for i in range(1, num+1):​
fact=fact*i​

print(fact)

using while loop -


num = 9​
fact = 1​
i = 1​
while i<num+1:​
fact=fact*i​
i+=1​

print(fact)

13. Write nested loops to print the multiplication table.

using for loop -


num = 10​
print("Multiplication Table: ")​
for i in range(1,num+1):​
for j in range(1,num+1):​
print(i,"X",j,"=",i*j)​
print()

using while loop -


num = 10​
i = 1​
print("Multiplication Table: ")​
while i<num+1:​
j = 1​
while j<num+1:​
print(i,"X",j,"=",i*j)​
j+=1​
i+=1​
​
print()

14. Create a list of string that contains the days of a week.


days_of_week = ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday",
"Saturday", "Sunday"]

15. Create a list of numbers and calculate the sum of the numbers.
list = [10,9,8,7]​
sum = 0 ​
for i in list:​
sum+=i​
print(sum)
16. Write a python program that counts the number of words in a given sentence. For example, the
number of words in “I love my country” is 4.
str = "I love my country"​
count = 0​
i=0​
while i<len(str):​
if str[i] == ' ':​
count+=1​
''' the following while block will omit extra spaces'''​
while i<len(str) and str[i] ==' ':​
i+=1​
continue​
i+=1​
print(count+1)

17. Write a python program that replaces the all occurrences of a with the character *. For example,
“banana” will be changed to “b*n*n*”.
str = "banana"​

new_str = str.replace("a","*")​
print(new_str)

18. Write a python program to remove every vowel followed by a consonant. For example, “umbrella”
will be changed to “umbrll”.
vowels='aeiou'​
str = 'umbrella'​
new_str = ''​
i = 0 ​
while i<len(str)-1:​
if str[i] not in vowels and str[i+1] in vowels:​
new_str+=str[i]​
i=i+2​
​
​
​
else: ​
new_str+=str[i]​
i=i+1​

print(new_str)

19. Write a function that takes two integers as arguments and performs the addition, subtraction,
multiplication, and division returns the results.
def operations(variable_1,variable_2):​
​
summation = variable_1+variable_2​
subtraction = variable_1 - variable_2​
multiplication = variable_1*variable_2​
division = variable_1/variable_2​

return summation, subtraction, multiplication, division​

print(operations(2,3))

20. Write a function that takes a number and returns whether the number is odd or even.
def odd_or_even(num):​
if num%2==0:​
return "even"​
else: return "odd"​

print(odd_or_even(6))

21. Write a function that takes a list of numbers and returns the sum of these numbers.
def summation(list):​
sum = 0 ​
for i in list:​
sum+=i​
return sum​

list = [10,9,8,7]​
print(summation(list))

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