This document contains a computer science project on Python programming. It includes 9 questions/programs related to input/output, lists, strings, numbers, Fibonacci series, dictionaries and more. For each question, the student has written the Python code to solve the problem and display the output. The questions cover a range of basic Python concepts including data types, conditional statements, loops and functions.
This document contains a computer science project on Python programming. It includes 9 questions/programs related to input/output, lists, strings, numbers, Fibonacci series, dictionaries and more. For each question, the student has written the Python code to solve the problem and display the output. The questions cover a range of basic Python concepts including data types, conditional statements, loops and functions.
This document contains a computer science project on Python programming. It includes 9 questions/programs related to input/output, lists, strings, numbers, Fibonacci series, dictionaries and more. For each question, the student has written the Python code to solve the problem and display the output. The questions cover a range of basic Python concepts including data types, conditional statements, loops and functions.
This document contains a computer science project on Python programming. It includes 9 questions/programs related to input/output, lists, strings, numbers, Fibonacci series, dictionaries and more. For each question, the student has written the Python code to solve the problem and display the output. The questions cover a range of basic Python concepts including data types, conditional statements, loops and functions.
Q2) Input three numbers and display the largest and smallest number n=3 list=[] i=1 print("enter values:-") while i<=n: b=int(input("enter numbers:")) list.append(b) i=i+1 print(list) print(min(list)) print(max(list))
Q3) Determine whether a number is a perfect number , an armstrong
number or a palindrome number list1=[] list2=[] list3=[] list4=[] c=int(input("enter number:")) b=str(c) for h in range(1,c): if c%h==0: list4.append(h) if sum(list4)==c: print("it is a perfect number:") for i in b: list2.append(i) print(list2) for j in list2: e=list2[-1] f=int(e) d=int(j) z=d**f list1.append(z) a=sum(list1) print(a) if a==c: print("it is an armstrong number") list3=list2[::-1] print(list3) print(list2) if list2==list3: print("it is a palindrome")
Q4) Input a number if the number is a prime and composite number
list1=[] a=int(input("enter number:")) for i in range(1,a+1): if a%i==0: list1.append(i) if len(list1)==2: print("it is a prime number") else: print("it is a composite number")
Q5) Display the terms of Fibonacci series
a=int(input("enter the maximum limit")) b=0 c=1 d=1 print(b) print(c) while (d<=a): print(d) b=c c=d d=b+c
Q6) Count and Display the number of vowels, consonants, uppercase,
lowercase characters in string list=["a","e","i","o","u","A","E","I","O","U"] list1=[] list2=[] a=input("enter the word or phrase:") for i in a: if i in list: list1.append(i) else: list2.append(i) print("number of consonants present are:",len(list2)) print("number of vowels present are:",len(list1)) lower=0 upper=0 for j in a: if j.islower(): lower=lower+1 if j.isupper(): upper=upper+1 print("number of uppercase are:",upper) print("number of lowercase are:",lower)
Q7) Find the largest and smallest number in list/tuple
list=[] a=int(input("enter how many terms:")) for i in range(1,a+1): b=int(input("enter terms:")) list.append(b) print(list) print("largest digit is:",max(list)) print("smallest digit is:",min(list)) Q8) Input a list of numbers and find the smallest and largest number from the list list=[] a=int(input("enter how many terms:")) for i in range(1,a+1): b=int(input("enter terms:")) list.append(b) print(list) print("largest digit is:",max(list)) print("smallest digit is:",min(list))
Q9) Create a dictionary with the roll number and names of n students in a class and display the names of students who have scored above 75 dict={"ria":63,"pia":56,"sia":78,"lia":93} for i in dict: if dict[i]>75: print(i,dict[i])
