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Python Programming Assignment 02

The document outlines an assignment with three questions focused on Python programming. Question 1 requires writing a program to handle various data types and perform operations on them, Question 2 involves arithmetic and logical operations on two user-provided numbers, and Question 3 focuses on looping through a list of integers with specific conditions. Each question includes example inputs and outputs, along with grading criteria based on correctness, code quality, use of concepts, and input handling.

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Python Programming Assignment 02

The document outlines an assignment with three questions focused on Python programming. Question 1 requires writing a program to handle various data types and perform operations on them, Question 2 involves arithmetic and logical operations on two user-provided numbers, and Question 3 focuses on looping through a list of integers with specific conditions. Each question includes example inputs and outputs, along with grading criteria based on correctness, code quality, use of concepts, and input handling.

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Assignment 02

Question 1: Variables and Data Types

Problem: Write a Python program that:

1.​ Accepts a string, an integer, a float, and a boolean from the user.
2.​ Initializes variables for each type, and prints them out.
3.​ Convert the string to uppercase and print it.
4.​ Check if the integer is even or odd and print the result.
5.​ Multiply the float by 2 and print the result.

Example Input:

Enter a string: python


Enter an integer: 25
Enter a float: 3.14
Enter a boolean (True/False): True

Example Output:

Uppercase String: PYTHON


The number 25 is Odd
Doubled float: 6.28

Question 2: Operators

Problem: Write a Python program that:

1.​ Accepts two numbers as input from the user.


2.​ Performs and prints the result of all the arithmetic operations (addition,
subtraction, multiplication, division, modulus, flow division) between these
two numbers.
3.​ Use comparison operators to check if the first number is greater than the
second, and if they are equal.
4.​ Use logical operators to combine two conditions (e.g., the first number is
greater than the second, and the second number is less than 10).

Example Input:

Enter the first number: 10


Enter the second number: 3

Example Output:

Addition: 13
Subtraction: 7
Multiplication: 30
Division: 3.3333333333333335
Modulus: 1
Flow Division: 3
First number is greater than second: True
First number is equal to second: False
Both conditions are true: True

Question 3: Loops

Problem: Write a Python program that:

1.​ Accepts a list of integers from the user.


2.​ Loops through the list and prints out each number.
3.​ If a number is greater than 10, skip it using the continue statement.
4.​ Stop the loop if the number is 20 using the break statement.
5.​ After the loop ends, print a message that the loop ended naturally.

Example Input:

Enter a list of numbers separated by spaces: 5 10 12 15 20 8


Example Output:

5
10
Skipping 12
15
Breaking at 20
Loop ended naturally

Grading Criteria (Total: 30 Marks)

Criteria Marks Description

Correctness of Program 15 The program correctly solves the problem


(Logic) by producing the expected output.

Code Quality 5 Code is well-structured, follows Pythonic


(Readability) practices, and includes meaningful
variable names.

Use of Concepts 5 Proper use of variables, operators, loops,


(Variables, Operators, and control flow statements.
Loops)

Testing & Input Handling 5 The program handles user inputs correctly
and includes basic validation for edge
cases.

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