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    COMSATS UniverSiTy iSlAMAbAd

    (SAhiwAl CAMpUS)

    ASSignMenT # 01

    SUbMiTTed by: Muhammad abu bakar

    regiSTrATiOn nO: fA22-bS(CS)-222

    SUbMiTTed TO: Mr. Muhammad Ahmad Farid


    Lab 01
    Activity 1:
    Let us take an integer from user as input and check whether the given value is
    even or not. If the given value is not even then it means that it will be odd. So
    here we need to use if-else statement an demonstrated below.
    Solution:

    Output:
    Activity 2:
    Write a Python code to keep accepting integer values from user until 0 is
    entered. Display sum of the given values.
    Solution:

    Output:
    Activity 3:
    Write a Python code to accept an integer value from user and check that
    whether the given value is prime number or not.
    Solution:

    Output:
    Activity 4:
    Accept 5 integer values from user and display their sum. Draw flowchart before
    coding in python.
    Solution:

    Output:
    Activity 5:
    Calculate the sum of all the values between 0-10 using while loop.
    Solution:

    Output:
    Activity 6:
    Take input from the keyboard and use it in your program.
    Solution:

    Output:
    Lab 02
    Activity 1:
    Accept two lists from user and display their join.
    Solution:

    Output:
    Activity 2:
    A palindrome is a string which is same read forward or backwards. For example:
    "dad" is the same in forward or reverse direction. Another example is
    "aibohphobia" which literally means, an irritable fear of palindromes. Write a
    function in python that receives a string and returns True if that string is a
    palindrome and False otherwise. Remember that difference between upper and
    lower case characters are ignored during this determination.
    Solution:

    Output:
    Activity 3:
    Imagine two matrices given in the form of 2D lists as under; a = [[1, 0, 0], [0, 1,
    0], [0, 0, 1] ] b = [[1, 2, 3], [4, 5, 6], [7, 8, 9] ] Write a python code that finds
    another matrix/2D list that is a product of and b, i.e., C=a*b.
    Solution:

    Output:
    Activity 4:

    Solution:
    Output:

    Activity 5:
    Imagine two sets A and B containing numbers. Without using built-in set
    functionalities, write your own function that receives two such sets and returns
    another set C which is a symmetric difference of the two input sets. (A
    symmetric difference between A and B will return a set C which contains only
    those items that appear in one of A or B. Any items that appear in both sets are
    not included in C). Now compare the output of your function with the following
    built-in functions/operators.
    ✓ A.symmetric_difference(B)

    ✓ B.symmetric_difference(A)

    ✓A^B

    ✓B^A
    Solution:
    Output:
    Activity 6:
    Create a Python program that contains a dictionary of names and phone
    numbers. Use a tuple of separate first and last name values for the key field.
    Initialize the dictionary with at least three names and numbers. Ask the user to
    search for a phone number by entering a first and last name. Display the
    matching number if found, or a message if not found.
    Solution:

    Output:

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