Python Assignment 1

Q1. WAP that creates a function LShift(Arr,n) in Python, which accepts a list Arr of numbers and n
is a numeric value by which all the elements of the list are shifted to the left.

Sample input Data of list Arr=[10,20,30,40,12,11], n=2

Output Arr= [30,40,12,11,10,20]

INPUT

def Lshift(Arr,n):

for i in range(n):

t=Arr[0]

for j in range(1,len(Arr)):

Arr[j-1]=Arr[j]

Arr[-1]=t

return Arr

a=eval(input('List: '))

x=int(input('Write the number by which you want to shift the list: '))

print(Lshift(a,x))

OUTPUT

List: [10,20,30,40,12,11]

Write the number by which you want to shift the list: 2

[30, 40, 12, 11, 10, 20]

Q2. WAP that creates a function ReArrange(Arr) in Python, which should swap the contents of the
first half locations of a list Arr with the contents of the second half locations. Note: Assuming that
the list has even number of values in it.

Sample input data: [12,5,7,23,8,10]

Output Arr: [23,8,10,12,5,7]

INPUT

def ReArrange(Arr):

mid=len(Arr)//2

Arr[0:mid],Arr[mid:]=Arr[mid:],Arr[0:mid]

return Arr

l=eval(input('List: '))

print(ReArrange(l))
OUTPUT

List: [12,5,7,23,8,10]

[23, 8, 10, 12, 5, 7]

Q3. WAP that creates a function SwapAlternate(Arr) in Python, which should swap the contents at
even locations with that of odd locations of a list Arr.

Sample input data of Arr= [10,20,30,40,50,60,70]

Output Arr= [20,10,40,30,60,50,70]

INPUT

def SwapAlternate(Arr):

for i in range(len(Arr)-1):

if i%2==0:

t=Arr[i]

Arr[i]=Arr[i+1]

else:

Arr[i]=t

return Arr

a=eval(input('Enter a list: '))

print(SwapAlternate(a))

OUTPUT

Enter a list: [10,20,30,40,50,60,70]

[20, 10, 40, 30, 60, 50, 70]

Q4. WAP that creates a function Puzzle(W, N) which takes the argument w as an English word and
n as an integer and returns the string where every nth alphabet of the word w is replaces with
underscore(‘_’).

Sample input: w is TELEVISION, n is 3

Output: TEL_VIS_ON

INPUT

def Puzzle(W,N):

s=''

for i in range(len(W)):

if i in range(N,len(W),N+1):
 s+='_'

else:

s+=W[i]

return s

a=input('String: ')

n=int(input('Write the number: '))

print(Puzzle(a,n))

OUTPUT

String: Television

Write the number: 3

Tel_vis_on

Q5. WAP that creates a user defined function showGrades(S) which takes the dictionary S as an
argument. The dictionary S contains Name:[Physics,Maths,Chemistry] as key:value pairs. The
function should display the corresponding grade obtained by the students according to the
following criteria:
Average of PCM Grade
>=90 A
<90 but >=60 B
<60 C

Sample input: {‘Amit’:[92,86,64],’Nagma’:[65,42,43]}

Output:

Amit- B

Nagma-C

INPUT

def showGrades(S):

for i in S:

a=sum(S[i])/3

if a>=90:

grade='A'

elif a<90 and a>=60:

grade='B'

else:

grade='C'
 print(i,'-',grade)

n=int(input('Write the number of students you want to add: '))

d={}

for i in range(n):

name=input('Name of the student: ')

p=int(input('Marks in physics: '))

m=int(input('Marks in maths: '))

c=int(input(Marks in chemistry: '))

d[name]=[p,m,c]

showGrades(d)

OUTPUT

Write the number of students you want to add: 2

Name of the student: Amit

Marks in physics: 92

Marks in maths: 84

Marks in chemistry: 64

Name of the student: Nagma

Marks in physics: 65

Marks in maths: 42

Marks in chemistry: 43

Amit - B

Nagma – C

Q6. WAP that creates a user defined function countNow(Places) that takes a dictionary, Places as
an argument and returns another dictionary with those places (in upper case) whose names are
longer than 5 characters. The output should be as shown below:

Sample input: {1:’Delhi’,2:’London’,3:’New York’}

Output: LONDON, NEW YORK

INPUT

def countNow(Places):

t=[]
 for i in Places:

if len(Places[i])>5:

t.append(Places[i].upper())

return t

n=int(input('Write the number of places you want to add: '))

d={}

for i in range(n):

p=input(‘Name of the place: ')

d[i+1]=p

a=countNow(d)

print(','.join(a))

OUTPUT

Write the number of places you want to add: 3

Name of the place: Michigan

Name of the place: Paris

Name of the place: London

MICHIGAN,LONDON

Q7. WAP that creates a function lenWords(STRING) that takes string as an argument and returns a
tuple containing the length of each word of a string.

Sample input: ‘come let us have some fun’

Output: (4,3,2,4,4,3)

INPUT

def lenWords(STRING):

l=STRING.split()

t=()

for i in l:

t+=(len(i),)

return t

a=input('Write the sentence: ')

print(lenWords(a))
OUTPUT

Write the sentence: come let us have some fun

(4, 3, 2, 4, 4, 3)

Q8. WAP that creates a user defined function RetScholars(D) that accepts a dictionary D containing
Name as key and marks as value of 5 students. Then, the function should create a new dictionary
of students scoring 90 or more marks and return it.

If D contains {‘Anu’:68,’Raj’:75,’Jai’:92,’Om’:93,’Sam’:90}

Then the new dictionary returned should be {‘Jai’:92,’Om’:93,’Sam’:90}

Ans.

INPUT

def RetScholars(D):

scholars={}

for i in D:

if D[i]>=90:

scholars[i]=D[i]

return scholars

d={}

for i in range(5):

name=input('Name of the student: ')

marks=int(input('Marks: '))

d[name]=marks

print(RetScholars(d))

OUTPUT

Name of the student: Om

Marks: 68

Name of the student: Jai

Marks: 89

Name of the student: Jagdish

Marks: 98

Name of the student: Hare

{'Jagdish': 98, 'Hare': 92}