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Python assignment 1

The document is a Python assignment consisting of ten tasks that require writing Python code for various operations, including printing personal information, performing arithmetic calculations, displaying sequences, and user interactions. Each task includes example outputs and the corresponding code solutions. The assignment covers fundamental programming concepts such as variables, data types, input/output, and basic arithmetic operations.

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Python Assignment 1

1. Write Python code that prints your name, student number and email address.
An example runs of the program:
Bob
ST1001
bob@gmail.com

Ans:

print("Ajo")

print("754878")

print("ajo024@pm.me")

2. Write Python code that prints your name, student number and email address using escape
sequences.
An example runs of the program:
Bob
ST1001
bob@gmail.com

Ans:

name= "Ajo"

student_number= "748487"

email= ajo024@pm.me

print(name+ "\n"+ student_number+ "\n"+email)


3. Write Python code that add, subtract, multiply and divide the two numbers. You can use
the two numbers 14 and 7. An example run of the program:
14 + 7 = 21
14 * 7 = 98
14 – 7 = 7
14 / 7 = 2

Ans:

a=14

b=7

a+b

a-b

a*b

a/b
4. Write Python code that displays the numbers from 1 to 5 as steps.
An example runs of the program:
1
2
3
4
5

Ans:

for i in range(1,6):

print(i)
5. Write Python code that outputs the following sentence (including the quotation marks and
line break) to the screen:
An example runs of the program:
"SDK" stands for "Software Development Kit", whereas
"IDE" stands for "Integrated Development Environment".

Ans:

sentence = "\"SDK\" stands for \"Software Development Kit\", whereas\n\"IDE\" stands for
\"Integrated Development Environment\""

print(sentence)

6. Practice and check the output


print("python is an \"awesome\" language.")
print("python\n\t2023")
print('I\'m from Entri.\b')
print("\65")
print("\x65")
print("Entri", "2023", sep="\n")
print("Entri", "2023", sep="\b")
print("Entri", "2023", sep="*", end="\b\b\b\b")

Ans:

python is an "awesome" language.

python

2023
I'm from Entri

Entri

2023

Entr2023

Entri*20

7. Define the variables below. Print the types of each variable. What is the sum of your
variables? (Hint: use a type conversion function.) What datatype is the sum?
num=23
textnum="57"
decimal=98.3

Ans:

num = 23

textnum = "57"

decimal = 98.3

type(num)

type(textnum)

type(decimal)

text_num_as_int= int(textnum)
total_sum= num + textnum_as_int + decimal

print(total_sum)

8. calculate the number of minutes in a year using variables for each unit of time. print a
statement that describes what your code does also. Create three variables to store no of
days in a year, minute in a hour, hours in a day, then calculate the total minutes in a year
and print the values
(hint) total number of minutes in an year =No.of days in an year * Hours in a day * Minutes
in an hour

Ans:

days_in_year=365

minutes_in_hour=60

hours_in_day=24

total_minutes_in_year=days_in_year*hours_in_day*minutes_in_hour

print(total_minutes_in_year)

525600
9. Write Python code that asks the user to enter his/her name and then output/prints
his/her name with a greeting.
An example runs of the program:
Please enter you name: Tony
Hi Tony, welcome to Python programming :)

Ans:

user_name = input("Please enter your name: ")

print("Hi " + user_name + ", welcome to Python programming :)")


10. Name your file: PoundsToDollars.py
Write a program that asks the user to enter an amount in pounds (£) and the program
calculates and converts an amount in dollar ($)
An example runs of the program:
Please enter amount in pounds: XXX
£ XXX are $ XXX

Ans:

rupee = float(input("Enter the amount in rupee: "))

dollar= rupee/converstion_rate

print(f"the ampunt in dollar is:{dollar:.2f}")

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