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    Chapter 6 - Python Fundamentals

    [Solutions for the book "Cs with Python"


    by Sumita Arora for class 11]

    Page 174

    Q1) Write a program that generates the following output :


    5
    10
    9

    Solution :

    a=5
    print a
    print a*2
    print (a*2)-1

    Q2) Write a Python program that accepts radius of a circle and prints its area.

    Solution :

    #takes radius and prints area


    a=input("Enter radius ")
    res=3.14*(a**2)
    print "Area of circle is :",res

    Q3) Write a python program that accepts marks in 5 subjects and outputs average
    marks.

    Solution :

    a=input("Enter Marks of subject 1 ")


    b=input("Enter Marks of subject 2 ")
    c=input("Enter Marks of subject 3 ")
    d=input("Enter Marks of subject 4 ")
    e=input("Enter Marks of subject 5 ")
    avg=(a+b+c+d+e)/2
    print "Average marks : ",avg

    Q4) Write a short program that asks for your height in centimeters and then converts
    your height to feet and inches.

    Solution :

    a=input("Enter your height in centimeters


    ")
    inch= a/2.54
    foot= inch/12
    print "Your height in inches is
    :",inch,"in foot :",foot

    Q5) Write a program to read a no. n and print n², n³ and n⁴.

    Solution :

    n=input("Enter any number :")


    print n,n**2,n**3,n**4

    Q6) Write a program to find area of a triangle.

    Solution :

    h=input("Enter height of the triangle :


    ")
    b=input("Enter length of base of triangle
    :")
    area= 0.5*b*h
    print "Area of the triangle is :",area

    Q7) Write a program to compute simple interest and compound interest .

    Using above formula for compound interest

    Solution :

    #For Simple Interest


    p=input("Enter Principal amount ")
    r=input("Enter rate ")
    t=input("Enter time (in years) ")
    si=(p*r*t)/100
    print "Simple interest is : ",si
    #For Compound Interest
    p=input("Enter Principal amount ")
    r=input("Enter rate ")
    t=input("Enter time ")
    n=input("Enter no. of times it is
    compounded ")
    q=n*t
    A=(p*(1+(r/n)))**q
    print "Compound interest is : ",A
    Q8) Write a program to input a number and print its first five multiples.

    Solution :

    n=input("Enter the no. to calculate


    multiples ")
    print n*1 #Can also be done using range
    but this chapter
    teaches python fundamentals.
    print n*2
    print n*3
    print n*4
    print n*5

    Q9) Write a program to read details like name, class, age of a student and then print the
    details firstly in same line and then in separate lines.
    Have 2 blank lines in these 2 different types of prints.

    Solution :

    n=raw_input("Enter name ")


    c=raw_input("Enter Class ")
    a=input("Enter age ")
    print n,c,a
    print
    print
    print n
    print c
    print a

    Q10) Write a program to read three numbers in three variables and swap first to
    variables with the sums of first and second, second and third numbers respectively.

    Solution :

    a=input("Enter any no. ")


    b=input("Enter another no. ")
    c=input("Enter another number ")
    a=a+b
    b=b+c
    print a,b,c
    Chapter 7 - Data Handling
    [Solutions for the book "Cs with Python"
    by Sumita Arora for class 11]

    Page 214

    Q1) Write a program to obtain principal amount, rate of interest and time from user and
    compute simple interest.

    Solution :

    p=input("Enter principal amount")


    r=input("Enter rate : ")
    t=input("Enter time : ")
    si=(p*r*t)/100
    print "The simple interest is ",si
    Q2) Write a program to obtain temperatures of 7 days and then display average
    temperatures of the week.

    Solution :

    a=input("Enter temp. for Monday ")


    b=input("Enter temp. for Tuesday ")
    c=input("Enter temp. for Wednesday ")
    d=input("Enter temp. for Thursday ")
    e=input("Enter temp. for Friday ")
    f=input("Enter temp. for Saturday ")
    g=input("Enter temp. for Sunday ")
    avg=(a+b+c+d+e+f+g)/2
    print "The avg. temp. for the week was
    ",avg
    Q3)Write a program to obtain x,y,z from user and calculate expression :
    4x^4+3y^3+9z+6π

    Solution :

    x=input("Enter value for x ")


    y=input("Enter value for y ")
    z=input("Enter value for z ")
    res=(4*(x**4))+(3(y**3))+(9*z)+6(3.14)
    print "Value of the expression is :",res
    Q4)Write a program that inputs two numbers a and ab and computes |a-b|/(a+b)

    Solution :

    a=input("Enter value for a ")


    b=input("Enter value for b ")
    n=a-b
    res=abs(n)/(a+b) #abs here is used to
    keep a-b positive
    Q5)Write a program that reads a number of seconds and prints it in the form: mins and
    seconds.

    Solution :

    a=input("Enter in seconds ")


    mins=a//60 #as // returns only quotient
    secs=a%60 #as % returns only remainder
    print "The time in mins and secs is ",
    mins,"Mins.", secs,"Secs."
    Q6)Write a program that reads from user (i) an hour between 1 to 12 and (ii) no.s of
    hours ahead. The program should then print the time after those many hours.

    Solution :

    x=input("Enter hour between 1-12 ")


    y=input("Enter how many hours ahead? ")
    a=x+y
    if a>12:
    d=a-12
    print "Time at that time would be
    ",d,"O'clock"
    else:
    print "Time at that time would be
    ",a,"O'clock"
    Chapter 8 - Introducing Functions & Modules
    [Solutions for the book "Cs with Python"
    by Sumita Arora for class 11]
    Page 240
    Q1)Define a function called Jimmy....

    Solution :

    Lack of time [Just use print command in


    every line and design it.]
    Q4) For admission in a school, there are 10 applicants... (Pretty long question tho..)

    Solution :

    import random
    print "Lucky Draw Started!"
    a=random.randint(101,111)
    print "Selected candidate 1 is ",a
    b=random.randint(101,111)
    if a==b:
    print"Both draws came same so re-
    drawing another one"
    c=random.randint(101,110) #just a
    preventive measure
    print "Selected candidate 2 is ",c
    else:
    print "Selected candidate 2 is ",b
    Chapter 9 - User Defined Functions
    [Solutions for the book "Cs with Python"
    by Sumita Arora for class 11]
    Page 277

    Q1) Write a function that takes amount in dollars and dollars to rupee conversion price; it
    then returns the amount converted to rupees. Create the function in both void and non-
    void forms.

    Solution :

    def nonvoiddtor(x,y): #Nonvoid


    res=x*y
    return res
    x=input("Enter the conversion price ")
    y=input("Enter amount to be converted
    ($$) ")
    print "The prince in Rupee is : ",
    voiddtor(x,y)

    def voiddtor(x,y): #Void


    res=x*y
    print "The price converted in Rupee
    is : ",res
    x=input("Enter the conversion price ")
    y=input("Enter amount to be converted
    ($$) ")
    nonvoiddtor(x,y)
    Q2) Write a function to calculate volume of a box with appropriate default values for its
    parameters. Your function should have the following input parameters: (a) length of box;
    (b) width of box; (c)height of box.
    Test it by writing complete program to invoke it.

    Solution :

    def boxvolume(l,b,h):
    l=20.0
    b=25.5
    h=40.0
    res=l*b*h
    print res," is the volume of box. "
    x=input("Enter length : ")
    y=input("Enter breadth : ")
    z=input("Enter height : ")
    boxvolume(x,y,z)
    Q3) Write a program to have following functions :
    (i) a function that takes a number as argument and calculates cube for it. The function
    does not return a value. If there is no value passed to the function in function call, the
    function should calculate the cube of 2.
    (ii) a function that takes two char arguments and return True if both the arguments are
    equal otherwise False.
    Test bot these function by giving appropriate function call statements.

    Solution :

    def cuberoot(x=2):
    print x**3, "is the value "
    x=input("Enter the no. to calculate cube
    ")
    cuberoot(x)
    Part (ii)

    def charcomp(a,b):
    if a==b:
    print "True"
    else:
    print "False"
    x=raw_input("Enter a character ")
    y=raw_input("Enter second character ")
    charcomp(x,y)
    Ques 4) Write a function that receives two numbers and generates a random number
    from that range. Using this function, the main program should be able to print three
    numbers randomly.
    Solution :

    import random
    def myfunc(a,b):
    c=random.randint(a,b)
    print a,c,b
    x=input("Enter a number ")
    y=input("Enter 2nd number ")
    myfunc(x,y)
    Ques 5) Write a function that receives two string arguments and checks wether they are
    same length strings (returns True in this case otherwise false)

    Solution :

    def stringcomp(a,b):
    if len(a)==len(b):
    print "True"
    else:
    print "False"
    x=raw_input("Enter a string ")
    y=raw_input("Enter another string ")
    stringcomp(x,y)
    Ques 6) Write a function namely nthRoot() that receives two parameters x and n and
    returns the nth root of x. I.e x^1/n

    Solution :

    def nthRoot(x,n):
    res=x**(1.0/n)
    print res
    a=input("Enter x ")
    b=input("Enter n ")
    nthRoot(a,b)
    Ques 7) Write a function that takes a number n and then returns a randomly generated
    number hacing exactly n digits(not starting with zero) e.g. if n is 2 then function can
    randomly return a number 10-99 but 07,02 etc are not valid 2 digit no.s
    Solution :

    import random
    def myfunc(x):
    start=int('1'+'0'*(x-1))
    print start
    stop=int('9'*x)
    print stop
    print random.randrange(start,stop+1)
    a=input("Enter any no. ")
    myfunc(a)
    [OR]
    from random import randint
    def randomdigits(n):
    rangestart=10**(n-1)
    rangeend=(10**n)-1
    print randint(rangestart,rangeend)
    x=input("Enter a digit ")
    randomdigits(x)
    Ques 8) Write a function that takes two numbers and returns the number that has
    minimum one's digit.

    Solution :

    def onesplace(a,b):
    lastdigita=a%10
    lastdigitb=b%10
    if lastdigita
    print a
    else:
    print b
    x=input("Enter any number ")
    y=input("Enter another number ")
    onesplace(x,y)
    Chapter 12 - String Manipulation
    [Solutions for the book "Cs with Python"
    by Sumita Arora for class 11]
    Page 377
    Q)Write a program that prompts for a phone number of 10 digits and two dashes, with
    dashes after area code and the next three numbers.

    Solution :

    a=raw_input("Enter your phone no. in


    format [eg - 942-559-2555] ")
    if len(a)==12:
    if a[3]=='-' and a[7]=='-':
    print "Valid"
    else:
    print "Invalid"
    else:
    print "You've not entered correct
    phone no./ proper format "
    Q2) Write a program that (i) Prompt the user for a string (ii) extract all the digits from the
    string. (iii) If there are digits sum the collected digits else print "The string has no digits"

    Solution :

    a=raw_input("Enter no.s ")

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