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    Python Practical No.3 While Loop Programs

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    The document contains 10 programming problems involving while loops in Python. The problems include printing digits of a number, adding numbers until the user wishes to stop, calculating factorials, checking if a number is prime, checking if a number is Armstrong, displaying prime numbers between 1 and 100, checking if a number is a palindrome, checking if a number is perfect, printing factors of a number, and reversing a number. For each problem, the source code for a Python program to solve the problem using a while loop is provided.

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    Python Practical No.3 While Loop Programs

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    The document contains 10 programming problems involving while loops in Python. The problems include printing digits of a number, adding numbers until the user wishes to stop, calculating factorials, checking if a number is prime, checking if a number is Armstrong, displaying prime numbers between 1 and 100, checking if a number is a palindrome, checking if a number is perfect, printing factors of a number, and reversing a number. For each problem, the source code for a Python program to solve the problem using a while loop is provided.

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    The document contains 10 programming problems involving while loops in Python. The problems include printing digits of a number, adding numbers until the user wishes to stop, calculating factorials, checking if a number is prime, checking if a number is Armstrong, displaying prime numbers between 1 and 100, checking if a number is a palindrome, checking if a number is perfect, printing factors of a number, and reversing a number. For each problem, the source code for a Python program to solve the problem using a while loop is provided.

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    Python Practical No.3 While Loop Programs

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    The document contains 10 programming problems involving while loops in Python. The problems include printing digits of a number, adding numbers until the user wishes to stop, calculating factorials, checking if a number is prime, checking if a number is Armstrong, displaying prime numbers between 1 and 100, checking if a number is a palindrome, checking if a number is perfect, printing factors of a number, and reversing a number. For each problem, the source code for a Python program to solve the problem using a while loop is provided.

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    PRACTICAL NO.

    3 : WHILE LOOP PROGRAMS

    1. WRITE A PYTHON PROGRAM using while loop that asks the user for a number, and
    prints the digits of the number on screen

    Enter a number:456
    Digits in number are: 4 5 6

    SOURCE CODE:
    var_num = int(input("Enter the number\n"))

    var_digit=0
    var_temp=var_num
    var_str1=""
    while var_temp>0 :
    var_digit = var_temp%10
    var_temp = var_temp//10
    var_str1 = var_str1 + str(var_digit)+ " "

    print(var_str1[::-1])

    OUTPUT:

    2. WRITE A PYTHON PROGRAM to perform addition of 2 numbers till the user wishes
    SOURCE CODE:
    var_condition="Yes"

    while var_condition.casefold() =="yes":


    var_num1=int(input("Enter the First number:\n"))
    var_num2=int(input("Enter the Second number:\n"))
    var_sum=var_num1+var_num2
    print("The Sum of {0} and {1} is".format(var_num1,var_num2),var_sum)
    var_condition=(input("Do you want to continue? (yes/no)"))

    else:
    print("Program end initiated by the user")
    OUTPUT:

    3. WRITE A PYTHON PROGRAM to calculate factorial of number


    SOURCE CODE:
    var_number=int(input("Enter the number to get thefactorial \n"))
    var_holder=var_number
    var_fact=1
    while var_number>0:
    var_fact=var_fact*var_number
    var_number=var_number-1
    print("{0}! is {1}".format(var_holder,var_fact))

    OUTPUT:

    4. WRITE A PYTHON PROGRAM to check number is prime or not


    SOURCE CODE:
    var_number = int(input(" Enter any Number: \n"))
    var_count = 0
    i=2
    while(i <= var_number//2):
    if(var_number % i == 0):
    var_count = var_count + 1
    break
    i=i+1

    if (var_count == 0 and var_number != 1):


    print(" {} is a Prime Number".format(var_number))
    else:
    print(" {} is not a Prime Number".format(var_number))

    OUTPUT:

    5. WRITE A PYTHON PROGRAM to check whether number is Armstrong or not


    SOURCE CODE:
    var_num=int(input("Enter the number: \n"))
    var_sum=0

    temp=var_num
    while temp > 0:
    var_digit = temp % 10
    var_sum = var_sum + var_digit ** 3
    temp = temp//10

    if var_num == var_sum:
    print("Entered number {} is an armstrong number".format(var_num))
    else:
    print("Entered number {} is not an armstrong number".format(var_num))

    OUTPUT:
    6. WRITE A PYTHON PROGRAM to display prime numbers between 1to100
    SOURCE CODE:
    var_num=1
    while(var_num<=100):
    var_count=0
    i=2

    while(i<=var_num//2):
    if(var_num%i==0):
    var_count=var_count+1
    break
    i=i+1
    if(var_count==0 and var_num!=1):
    print("%d"%var_num, end=' ')
    var_num=var_num+1

    OUTPUT:

    7. WRITE A PYTHON PROGRAM to check whether number is palindrome or not


    SOURCE CODE:
    var_num=int(input("Enter a number: \n"))
    var_rev=0
    var_temp=var_num
    while(var_num>0):
    var_rem=var_num%10
    var_rev=(var_rev*10)+var_rem
    var_num=var_num//10

    print("Since reverse of the number is = %d therefore:" %var_rev)


    if(var_temp==var_rev):
    print("Entered number {} is a palindrome: ".format(var_temp))
    else:
    print("Entered number {} is not a palindrome".format(var_temp))

    OUTPUT:

    8. WRITE A PYTHON PROGRAM to check whether number is perfect or not


    SOURCE CODE:
    var_num = int(input("Enter a number: \n"))
    var_sum=1
    i=2

    while(i<=var_num//2):
    if(var_num%i==0):
    var_sum=var_sum+i
    i=i+1

    if(var_sum==var_num):
    print("Yes the entered number {} is a perfect number: ".format(var_num))
    else:
    print("No the entered number {} is not a perfect number".format(var_num))

    OUTPUT:

    9. WRITE A PYTHON PROGRAM to print Factors of a number


    SOURCE CODE:
    var_num = int(input("Enter the number: \n"))
    var_temp = 1
    print("Factors of the entered number {0} are:".format(var_num))

    while (var_temp <= var_num):


    if(var_num % var_temp == 0):
    print("{0}".format(var_temp))
    var_temp = var_temp + 1

    OUTPUT:

    10. WRITE A PYTHON PROGRAM to reverse a number


    SOURCE CODE:
    var_num = int(input("Enter the number:\n "))
    var_temp=var_num
    var_rev=0
    while (var_num>0):
    var_rem= var_num%10
    var_rev=(var_rev*10)+var_rem
    var_num=var_num//10

    print("\n Reverse of {} is ".format(var_temp),var_rev)

    OUTPUT:

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