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Python Code 4 Questions

The document provides Python programming exercises with code examples for four tasks: reading a file, copying files using the shutil module, demonstrating assertions, and logging messages of different severity levels. Each task includes a brief explanation and sample code. These exercises are designed to practice basic file handling, error checking, and logging in Python.

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Python Code 4 Questions

The document provides Python programming exercises with code examples for four tasks: reading a file, copying files using the shutil module, demonstrating assertions, and logging messages of different severity levels. Each task includes a brief explanation and sample code. These exercises are designed to practice basic file handling, error checking, and logging in Python.

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Python Programming Practice - Code for 4 Questions

1. Write a program to read the contents of a file and display it.


# File Reading Example
file = open("[Link]", "r")
content = [Link]()
print("File content:\n", content)
[Link]()

2. Write a program to copy files using shutil module.


import shutil

# Copying a file
[Link]("[Link]", "copy_sample.txt")
print("File copied successfully!")

3. Write a program to demonstrate assertion.


# Assertion Example
marks = 75
assert marks >= 0 and marks <= 100, "Marks should be between 0 and 100"
print("Valid marks:", marks)

4. Write a program to log messages of different severity levels.


import logging

# Configure logging
[Link](level=[Link])

[Link]("Debugging in progress")
[Link]("Informational message")
[Link]("This is a warning")
[Link]("An error has occurred")
[Link]("Critical issue!")

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