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EXPERIEMENT-1
Write a program to demonstrate working with dictionaries in python
# Write a program to read scores of n players

# Each player is having name and runs scored

Source Code:

p={}

while True:

print("1. Adding")

print("2. Updating")

print("3. Finding")

print("4. Score Board")

print("5. Exit")

opt=int(input("Enter your option"))

if opt==1:

name=input("Enter Name")

score=int(input("Enter Score"))

if name in p:

print(name,"is exists")

else:

p[name]=score

elif opt==2:

name=input("Enter Name")

if name in p:

s=int(input("Enter Updated Score"))

p[name]=s

else:

print(name,"not exists")

elif opt==3:

name=input("Enter name")
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if name in p:

s=p[name]

print("score ",s)

else:

print(name,"is not exists")

elif opt==4:

tot=0

for x in p.items():

name,score=x

print(name,score)

tot=tot+score

print("Total Score :",tot)

elif opt==5:

break

OUTPUT:
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EXPERIMENT-2

Write a python program to find factorial of a number using recursion:

Source Code

def factorial(n):

if n==0:

return 1

else:

return n*factorial(n-1)

def main():

num=int(input("enter any number"))

res=factorial(num)

print(f'factorial is {res}')

main()

Output:

EXPERIMENT-3
Write a python program to define a module and import a specific function in
that module to another module.
Source code:

module1.py 🡪 module-Philip1

x=100 #global variable

y=200 #global variable

def fun1():

print("inside fun1 of module1")

def fun2():

print("inside fun2 of module1")

module2.py 🡪 module-Philip2
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from module1 import *

def main():

print(x)

print(y)

fun1()

fun2()

main()

Output:
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EXPERIEMNT-4
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Write a python program to define a module and import the content of other
module with alias name used.
module6.py 🡪 module-Wandawa1

Source Code:

x=100 #global

y=200 #global

def fun1():

print("inside fun1 of module6")

def fun2():
print("inside fun2 of module6")

module7.py 🡪 module-Wandawa2

from module6 import x as k

from module6 import fun1 as f1

def fun1():

print("fun1 of current module")

x=99

def main():

print(x)

fun1()

print(k)

f1()

main()

Output:
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EXPERIEMENT-5
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How to access modules saved inside other locations into current module?
Source Code:

Create a module8.py and save this module in e:\\

def fun1():

print("fun1 of module8")

Create a module9.py

import sys

sys.path.append("e:\\")

import module8

def main():

module8.fun1()

main()

Output:
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EXPERIMENT-6
Write a program to demonstrate working with LIST in python

Source Code:

# write a program to read the scores of n players

# and display total,max,min

n=int(input("enter how many players?")) # 5

scores=[]

for i in range(n):# range(5) --> 0 1 2 3 4

r=int(input("Enter score"))

scores.append(r)

print("Total Score :",sum(scores))

print("Maximum Score :",max(scores))

print("Minimum Score :",min(scores))

Output:
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EXPERIMENT-7
Write a program to demonstrate working with SET in python.

Source code:

# Email Book Application

email_set=set()

while True:

print("***Email Book***")

print("1. Add")

print("2. Search")

print("3. Remove")

print("4. List")

print("5. Exit")

opt=int(input("enter your option"))

if opt==1:

email_id=input("Enter Email-id")

if email_id in email_set:

print("this email id exists")

else:

email_set.add(email_id)

elif opt==2:

email_id=input("Enter Email_id")

if email_id in email_set:

print(email_id,"is found")

else:

print("this email id not exists")

elif opt==3:

email_id=input("Enter Email_id")

if email_id in email_set:

email_set.remove(email_id)
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else:

print("this email id not exists")

elif opt==4:

for email_id in email_set:

print(email_id)

elif opt==5:

break

Output:
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EXPERIMENT-8
Implement multilevel inheritance in python.
Source code:

# Multilevel inheritance

class Animal:

def speak(self):

print("Animal Speaking")

#The child class Dog inherits the base class Animal

class Dog(Animal):

def bark(self):

print("dog barking")

#The child class Dogchild inherits another child class Dog

class DogChild(Dog):

def eat(self):

print("Eating bread...")

d = DogChild()

d.bark()

d.speak()

d.eat()
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Output:

Experiment 9

Implement the working of packages.

Create a folder with name package1 in E:\\

Inside that package create a python program(module)

m1.py

Source code:

def fun1():

print("inside fun1")
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def fun2():

print("inside fun2")

def fun3():

print("inside fun3")

m2.py

def fun4():

print("hello ")

Create a module in current working directory Test183.py

import sys

sys.path.append("d:\\")

import package1.m1

import package1.m2

def main():

package1.m1.fun1()

package1.m1.fun2()

package1.m1.fun3()

package1.m2.fun4()

main()
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Output:
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Experiment 10:
Implement calculator program using functions
Source code:

def calculator(n1,n2,opr):

def add():

return n1+n2

def sub():

return n1-n2

def multiply():

return n1*n2

def div():
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return n1/n2

if opr=='+':

print(f'Result is {add()}')

elif opr=='-':

print(f'Result is {sub()}')

elif opr=='*':

print(f'Result is {multiply()}')

elif opr=='/':

print(f'Result is {div()}')

def main():

num1=int(input("Enter First Number"))

num2=int(input("Enter Second Number"))

opr=input("Enter Operator")

calculator(num1,num2,opr)

main()
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Output:

EXPERIMENT-11
Write a Python program that accepts two integers from the user and divides
the first number by the second. Handle potential errors such as division by
zero and invalid input types (non-integer inputs)by using exception handling.
Display appropriate error messages in each case.

Source code:

# program for dividing two numbers

try:

n1=int(input("enter first number"))

n2=int(input("enter second number"))

n3=n1/n2

print(f'result is {n3}')

except ZeroDivisionError:

print("cannot divide number with zero")

except ValueError:

print("input must be integer type")

Output:
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EXPERIMENT-12
Write a Python program that prompts the user to enter a number and then
prints its multiplication table up to 10.

Source code:

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

i=1

while i<=20:

p=num*i

print(num,"x",i,"=",p)

i=i+1

Output:
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Experiment -13
Write a Python program that prints the uppercase and lowercase English
letters in separate lines.
Note: Use loops and the chr() function to convert ASCII values to characters.
Source code:

for n in range(65,91):

print(chr(n),end=' ')

print()

for n in range(97,123):

print(chr(n),end=' ')

Output:
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Experiment-14
Write a Python program that prompts the user to enter a percentage and
then determines and displays the corresponding grade based on the
following criteria:
Source code:

Marks greater than 90% receive grade 'A'.

Marks greater than 80% and less than or equal to 90% receive grade 'B'.

Marks greater than or equal to 60% and less than or equal to 80% receive grade 'C'.

Marks below 60% receive grade 'D'.

p=float(input("Enter grade"))

if p>=90 and p<=100:

print("A")

elif p>=80 and p<=90:

print("B")

elif p>=60 and p<=80:

print("C")

else:

print("D")
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Output:

Experiment-15
Write a Python program that takes an input number from the user and
calculates the number of digits (length) in that number. Display the calculated
length as the output.
Source code:

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

c=0

while num!=0:

c=c+1

num=num//10
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print("length of number is ",c)

Output:

Experiment-16

Define two classes A and B to demonstrate single level inheritance in

-Implement class B that inherits from A. Class B should have a method m2() that prints "m2 of B".

-In the main() function:Create an object objc of class B.

Demonstrate calling methods m1(), m2(), using the object

class A:

def m1(self):

print("m1 of A")

class B(A):

def m2(self):

print("m2 of B")

def main():

# Create an object of class B

objc = B()

objc.m1() # This will call m1() method of class A

objc.m2() # This will call m2() method of class B

main()

Output:
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Experiment-17
Write a Python program that accepts a number from the user and calculates
the sum of its digits. Display the calculated sum as the output.

num=int(input("enter any number"))

s=0

while num!=0:

r=num%10

s=s+r

num=num//10

print("sum of digits is ",s)

Output:
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Experiment-18
Write a python program to print the following format using for loop.
Source code:

for r in range(5,0,-1):#5 4 3 2 1

for c in range(1,6):

print(r,end='')

print()

Output:

for r in range(1,6): #1 2 3 4 5

for c in range(1,6): # 1 2 3 4 5

print(r,end=' ')

print()
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for r in range(1,6):

for c in range(5,0,-1):

print(r,end=' ')

print()