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Python Beginner Programming Exercises

The document contains 10 questions asking to write Python programs to perform various tasks like taking user input, string manipulation, mathematical calculations, conditional checking, and more. For each question, the code to solve the problem is given along with sample input/output. The questions cover basic Python concepts like variables, data types, conditional statements, loops, functions, and built-in functions.

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Python Beginner Programming Exercises

The document contains 10 questions asking to write Python programs to perform various tasks like taking user input, string manipulation, mathematical calculations, conditional checking, and more. For each question, the code to solve the problem is given along with sample input/output. The questions cover basic Python concepts like variables, data types, conditional statements, loops, functions, and built-in functions.

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Q1) Write a python program to take your name and surname

individually and print them together.

Code:
name=input("Enter your name: ").strip()
sur_name=input("Enter your surname: ").strip()

print(name+' '+sur_name)

Output:

Q2)Write a python program to find out the square root of any


number.(without using inbuilt math module)

Code:
num=int(input("Enter number here: "))
sqr=int(num ** 0.5)

print("Your answer:",sqr)

Output:
Q3) Write a python program to take any word from the user as
input and show how many characters it contains.

Code:
enter_string=input().strip()
count=0
for i in range (0,len(enter_string)):
if(enter_string[i]!=' '):
count+=1

print("Number of charactars: ",count)

Output:

Q4) Write a python program to find out the ASCII value of any
given character.

Code:
mychar=input("Enter any character:").strip()
ascii_myhar=ord(mychar)

print(ascii_myhar)

Output:
Q5) Write a python program to open Google homepage.(Use
'import web browser')

Code:

import webbrowser

webbrowser.open('https://www.google.com')

Output:
Opens google homepage

Q6) Write a python program to implement Fibonacci series


within a given range of numbers

Code:

no_fibs=int(input("Enter the range for the fibonacii:"))


n1,n2=0,1
if no_fibs<=0:
print("Not allowed!")
elif no_fibs==1:
print(n1)
else:
print("Fibonacii:")
for i in range(0,no_fibs):
print(n1)
nth=n1+n2
n1=n2
n2=nth

Output:

Q7)Write a python program to show any given year is leap year


or not.
Code:
enter_year=int(input("Enter any year:"))
if(((enter_year%4==0) and (enter_year%100!=0)) or (enter_year
%400==0)):
print("The year ",enter_year," is a leapyear")
else:
print("The year ",enter_year," is not a leapyear")

Output:
Q8)Write a python program to find out the HCF and LCM of two
numbers.
Code:
a=int(input())
b=int(input())

if(b<a):
a,b=b,a
if a==0:
print("hcf",b)
print("LCM",a)

else:
l=a
r=b
while(a!=0):
c=a
a=b%a
b=c
print("HCF of(",l,r,") is ", b)
lcm=(l*r)//b
print("LCM of(",l,r,") is ",lcm)

Output:
Q9) Write a python program to check a given number is
Armstrong number or not.

Code:

num=int(input("Enter the number"))


temp=num
count=0
while(temp != 0):
temp= temp // 10
count+=1
temp=num
sum=0
while(temp != 0):
rem= temp % 10
temp= temp // 10
sum=sum+(rem**count)
if(sum==num):
print("armstrong")
else:
print("not Armstrong")

Output:

Q10) Write a python program to calculate area and


circumference of a circle by taking the radius as input from user.

Code:

import math as m
def circle(rad):
ar = (m.pi * (rad ** 2))
cir = (2 * m.pi * rad)
print("area of the circle is:","%.2f"%ar," and cicumference of
circle is:","%.2f"%cir)

rad=int(input("Enter radius:"))
circle(rad)

Output:

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