CODING
CONTEST
Coding Wise
Python Programming Test (60 Marks)
Instructions for Students:
● Read each question carefully.
● Answer all questions in the space provided.
● Each theory question carries 1 mark.
● Ensure coding questions are correctly implemented and tested.
Part A: Theory (30 Marks)
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1. Fill in the Blanks (10 Marks)
● Each question is worth 1 mark.
● The ____ statement is used for decision-making in Python.
● A ____ in Python is a sequence of characters.
● ____ is used to add comments in Python code.
● The symbol ____ is used for exponentiation in Python.
● A ____ loop in Python allows you to repeat code.
● Python uses ____ and ____ as Boolean data types.
● ____ is used to store multiple items in a single variable in Python.
● The ____ operator is used to check equality in Python.
● Python scripts typically have the ____ file extension.
● ____ is the keyword for defining a function in Python.
2. True/False (10 Marks)
● Each statement is worth 1 mark.
● In Python, variable names are case sensitive. (True/False)
● Python supports automatic garbage collection. (True/False)
● Lists in Python are immutable. (True/False)
● The print() function in Python is used to output data. (True/False)
● In Python, '==' compares the value of two objects. (True/False)
● Python can be used for mobile app development. (True/False)
● Tuples in Python can be changed after they are created. (True/False)
● Python is not suitable for data analysis. (True/False)
● Python was created by Guido van Rossum. (True/False)
3. Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) (10 Marks)
● Each question is worth 5 mark.
What is the output of print(8 % 3)?
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a) 2
b) 2.67
c) 3
d) 5
Which of these is a correct variable declaration in Python?
a) python_var = 1
b) 1_python_var = 1
c) python-var = 1
d) python?var = 1
Part B: Practical Coding (30
Marks)
Coding Question 3: Grading System(10M)
Task: Develop a program that calculates the final grade of a student based on
their marks. The grading system is as follows:
● Below 50: Fail
● 50 to 59: Pass
● 60 to 69: Good
● 70 to 79: Very Good
● 80 to 89: Excellent
● 90 and above: Outstanding
Input Format: The program should prompt the user to enter the student's
marks as a single integer.
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Output Format: The program should print the grade (e.g., "Fail", "Pass", "Good",
"Very Good", "Excellent", "Outstanding").
Example:
● Input: 76
● Output: Very Good
Coding Question 4: Loan Eligibility System(10M)
Task: Write a program to determine if an applicant is eligible for a loan. The
eligibility criteria are based on age, annual income, and employment type
(salaried or self-employed).
● Age must be between 22 and 60.
● Minimum annual income of $30,000.
● Salaried applicants are eligible with the minimum criteria, but
self-employed applicants need a minimum annual income of $40,000.
Input Format: The program should ask for the applicant's age, annual income,
and employment type.
Output Format: The program should print "Eligible for loan" or "Not eligible
for loan".
Example:
● Input: Age = 30, Income = 35000, Employment Type = Salaried
● Output: Eligible for loan
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3. Harder Coding Question (10 Marks)
Question 1: Fitness Tracker (5M)
Scenario: You're developing a fitness tracker app that recommends daily activity levels
based on steps taken.
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Problem: Write a program that gives recommendations based on the number of steps
input:
● Below 5,000 steps: "Try to be more active."
● Between 5,000 and 10,000 steps: "Good job on staying active!"
● Above 10,000 steps: "Great work! You're leading a very active lifestyle."
Example Input-Output:
● Input: 7000
● Output: "Good job on staying active!"
Question 2: Smart Traffic Light(5M)
(Scenario: You're programming a smart traffic light that changes its operation based on
the time of day and traffic conditions.
Problem: Write a program that decides the traffic light behavior:
● During rush hour (7-9 AM, 5-7 PM), if the traffic is heavy, the light stays green for
2 minutes; otherwise, 1 minute.
● Outside rush hour, if the traffic is heavy, the light stays green for 1.5 minutes;
otherwise, 45 seconds.
Example Input-Output:
● Input: Time = "18:00", Traffic = "heavy"
● Output: "Green light duration: 2 minutes.
Each coding question should be answered with careful consideration of the input and
output formats, ensuring that the code runs as expected for various inputs.
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