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Python Module5 Answers

The document provides an overview of key Python programming concepts including classes, objects, attributes, and the use of copy for shallow copying. It also covers pure functions, operator overloading, polymorphism, inheritance, and class diagrams, along with examples for each concept. Additionally, it includes practical implementations such as a birthday age calculator, a RECTANGLE class, and methods for handling time and histograms.

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Python Module5 Answers

The document provides an overview of key Python programming concepts including classes, objects, attributes, and the use of copy for shallow copying. It also covers pure functions, operator overloading, polymorphism, inheritance, and class diagrams, along with examples for each concept. Additionally, it includes practical implementations such as a birthday age calculator, a RECTANGLE class, and methods for handling time and histograms.

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Python Module 5 - Summary Answers

1. Class, Object, Attributes, and copy.copy():

- Class: Blueprint for objects.

- Object: Instance of class.

- Attributes: Data stored in objects.

Example:

import copy

class Point: pass

p1 = Point(); p1.x = 3.0; p1.y = 4.0

p2 = copy.copy(p1) # Shallow copy

2. Pure Functions and Modifiers:

- Pure function: Returns new data, does not change original.

- Modifier: Changes original data.

Example: add_time() vs increment()

3. Current Date and Day:

import datetime

print(datetime.datetime.now().strftime("%A"))

4. Operator Overloading & Polymorphism:

- Overloading: Define __add__ method.

- Polymorphism: One function, different types.

Example: histogram("banana"), histogram([1,2,2])


5. Inheritance & Class Diagrams:

class A: pass

class B(A): pass # IS-A

Class diagram shows IS-A and HAS-A relationships.

6. print_time Function:

class Time:

def print_time(self): print(f"{self.hour}:{self.minute}:{self.second}")

7. Define & Instantiate Class:

class Person:

def __init__(self, name): self.name = name

p = Person("Alice"); print(p.name)

8. Class vs Instance Variables:

- Class: Shared. Instance: Unique.

class A:

x = 5 # class var

def __init__(self): self.y = 10 # instance var

9. Birthday Age Calculator:

class Person:

def __init__(self, bday): ...

def age_details(self): ...


10. Point Midpoint & reflex_x:

class Point:

def midpoint(self, other): ...

def reflex_x(self): ...

11. Student Details with Inheritance:

class Person, MarksAttendance, Student...

Student("1AB16CS005", "XYZ", ...).display()

12. RECTANGLE Class Example:

class Rectangle:

def center(self): ...

def area(self): ...

def perimeter(self): ...

13. __init__ and __str__:

class Time:

def __init__(): ...

def __str__(): return "...formatted..."

14. Polymorphism and Histogram:

def histogram(s): counts chars or list items

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