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Python Programming Test

The document contains instructions and 20 questions for a Python programming test. It covers a range of Python concepts and tasks including basic syntax, variables, lists, control flow, functions, string manipulation, dictionaries, file handling, exception handling, classes and objects, list comprehension, modules and libraries, lambda functions, decorators, NumPy, Pandas, regular expressions, Flask, API requests, and connecting to a SQLite database. Test takers are instructed to answer all questions by writing the necessary Python code or explanations, being concise and clear in their responses.

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Python Programming Test

The document contains instructions and 20 questions for a Python programming test. It covers a range of Python concepts and tasks including basic syntax, variables, lists, control flow, functions, string manipulation, dictionaries, file handling, exception handling, classes and objects, list comprehension, modules and libraries, lambda functions, decorators, NumPy, Pandas, regular expressions, Flask, API requests, and connecting to a SQLite database. Test takers are instructed to answer all questions by writing the necessary Python code or explanations, being concise and clear in their responses.

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Python Programming Test

Name: _______________________________

Date: ________________________________

Instructions:

1. Answer all questions.


2. Write your code or explanation as needed.
3. Code should be written in Python.
4. Be concise and clear in your responses.

Question 1: Basic Syntax (1 point)

Write a Python program to print "Hello, World!"

Question 2: Variables and Data Types (2 points)

a) Declare a variable num and assign it the value 5.

b) Convert num to a float and store it in a new variable float_num.


Question 3: Lists (2 points)

Create a list named fruits containing the elements "apple," "banana," and "orange."
Append "grape" to the list.

Question 4: Control Flow (3 points)

Write a Python function that takes an integer as an argument and returns "Even" if
the number is even and "Odd" if it's odd.

Question 5: Functions (2 points)

Define a function called cube that takes a number as a parameter and returns its
cube.

Question 6: String Manipulation (2 points)

Given the string sentence = "Python programming is fun!", extract and print
only the word "programming."
Question 7: Dictionaries (2 points)

Create a dictionary named person with keys "name" and "age," and values "John"
and 25, respectively.

Question 8: File Handling (2 points)

Write Python code to open a file named "example.txt" in write mode, write the string
"Hello, file handling!" to it, and then close the file.

Question 9: Exception Handling (2 points)

Write a try-except block to catch a ZeroDivisionError and print "Cannot divide by


zero!" if it occurs.

Question 10: Classes and Objects (2 points)

Create a class Circle with a constructor that takes the radius as a parameter. Add a
method area that calculates and returns the area of the circle.
Question 11: List Comprehension (2 points)

Generate a list containing the squares of the numbers from 1 to 5 using list
comprehension.

Question 12: Modules and Libraries (2 points)

Import the math module and use it to calculate the square root of 16.

Question 13: Lambda Functions (2 points)

Write a lambda function that squares its input.

Question 14: Decorators (3 points)

Create a decorator named logger that prints the name of the function being called
before calling it. Apply this decorator to a sample function.
Question 15: NumPy (3 points)

Install and import the NumPy library. Create a NumPy array with values ranging from
1 to 5.

Question 16: Pandas (3 points)

Install and import the Pandas library. Create a Pandas DataFrame with columns
"Name" and "Age" and add two rows of data.

Question 17: Regular Expressions (3 points)

Write a regular expression to validate a phone number in the format (XXX) XXX-
XXXX.

Question 18: Flask (3 points)

Install the Flask framework and create a simple web application with a route that
returns "Hello, Flask!"
Question 19: API Request (3 points)

Use the requests library to make a GET request to a public API (e.g.,
https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos/1) and print the response.

Question 20: Database Connection (3 points)

Install the sqlite3 library, create a SQLite database, and insert a record into a table
named "students" with columns "id," "name," and "age."

End of Test

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