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Intro to Programming Lab Guide

The document is a laboratory manual for an introductory programming course. It provides three programming exercises: 1) a program to convert miles to kilometers, 2) identifying valid and invalid Python identifiers, and 3) a program to calculate the area and volume of a cylinder from user input radius and length.

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Intro to Programming Lab Guide

The document is a laboratory manual for an introductory programming course. It provides three programming exercises: 1) a program to convert miles to kilometers, 2) identifying valid and invalid Python identifiers, and 3) a program to calculate the area and volume of a cylinder from user input radius and length.

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Think Twice

Code Once

The Islamic University of Gaza


Engineering Faculty
Department of Computer Engineering
Fall 2017
LNGG 1003
Khaleel I. Shaheen

Introduction to Computers

Laboratory Manual

Experiment #2 Solution

Elementary Programming, I
Experiment #2: Elementary Programming, I

Homework
1. Write a program that converts miles into kilometers. Use the following algorithm:
a. Use a variable named miles that read value from keyboard.
b. Multiply miles by 1.609 and assign it to a variable named kilometers.
c. Print the value of kilometers.

miles = input("Enter miles: ")


kilometers = miles * 1.609
print(str(miles) + " miles equals " + str(kilometers)
+ " kilometers")

2. Classify the following identifiers as either valid or invalid Python identifier:


Valid is blue. Invalid is red.

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A# myApp If my-app _5

3. Write a program that reads in the radius and length of a cylinder and computes the
area and volume. Here is a sample output:
Enter the radius and length of a cylinder: 7.5, 15
Area is 176.7144
Volume is 2650.7166

radius, length = input("Enter the radius and length of a


cylinder: ")

area = 2 * radius * radius * 3.14159 + 2 * 3.14159 * radius * length


volume = radius * radius * 3.14159 * length

print("The area is " + str(area))


print("The volume of the cylinder is " + str(volume))

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