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Programming Tutorial 2 (V1)

The document discusses various Python programming concepts including escape characters, operators, conditional statements using if/else, and functions defined using def. It provides examples of escape character \n, arithmetic operators like + - * / %, relational operators like == and !=, and logical operators and and or. It also demonstrates simple if/elif/else conditional statements and function definitions.

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21 views12 pages

Programming Tutorial 2 (V1)

The document discusses various Python programming concepts including escape characters, operators, conditional statements using if/else, and functions defined using def. It provides examples of escape character \n, arithmetic operators like + - * / %, relational operators like == and !=, and logical operators and and or. It also demonstrates simple if/elif/else conditional statements and function definitions.

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Tutorial 2

Summary
Today’s topics How they look like

Escape character \n

Using of more operators +-*/ % == != and or

if if if
Conditional statement if else elif
elif
else

Functions def abc():


Before you start, disable all the auto
correct functions.
Q1: You can only use 1 print() statement to get this
output:

# Edit the code below:


print("********")
Q2: Given 7 lines of codes and these error messages:

Explain the error message


Type your answer here……………………….
Q3: Edit the code below in order to get this output:

def function1():
print("Output line 1")
print("Output line 2")
print("Output line 3")
def function2():
print("Output line 4")
print("Output line 5")
print("Output line 6")

# function call
function1()
function2()
Q4: The following codes are a bit messy. Rearrange
them into 2 functions called printColors() and
printFoods().
print("Burger")
print("Cabbage")
print("Red")
print("Cyan")
print("Pizza")
print("Red Velvet cake")
print("Blue")
print("Coquelicot")
Q5: Draw a flowchart of the following code.

# use https://app.diagrams.net/?src=about to draw your flowchart and paste it here.


Q6: Write a program based on this flowchart.
Q7: Write a program based on this flowchart.
Q8: Draw a flowchart of the following code.

# use https://app.diagrams.net/?src=about to draw your flowchart and paste it here.


Q9: Write a program that will check is a given number an even number
or an odd number.
Here are 3 sample outputs for your reference:

# Code here
print("Hello world")

Hint: All even number will have 0 remainder if divided by 2.

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