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CH – 3: ADVANCED PYTHON

ASSIGNMENT – 1
TITLE - CONTROL STATEMENTS IN PYTHON
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Write Python codes for the following questions along with the output.
Q1. Write a Python program that takes three numbers as input and then calculates and prints both their
sum and average.

Ans.

num1 = float(input("Enter the first number: "))

num2 = float(input("Enter the second number: "))

num3 = float(input("Enter the third number: "))

sum = num1 + num2 + num3

avg = sum / 3

print("The sum of three numbers =", sum)

print("The average =", avg)

OUTPUT

Enter the first number: 6.2

Enter the second number: 7.3

Enter the third number: 8.0

The sum of three numbers = 21.5

The average = 7.166666666666667

Q2. Write a Python program that accepts the length and breadth of a rectangle in centimetres and
calculates and prints both its area and perimeter.

l = float(input("Enter the length of a rectangle: ")) OUTPUT

b = float(input("Enter the breadth of a rectangle: ")) Enter the length of a rectangle: 10

area = l * b Enter the breadth of a rectangle: 8

perimeter = 2 * (l + b) Area of a rectangle= 80.0 sq cm

print("Area of a rectangle=", area,'sq cm') Perimeter of a rectangle is = 36.0 cm

print ("Perimeter of a rectangle is =",perimeter, 'cm')


Q3. WAP to read two lists and concatenate or join them.

list1 = input("Enter 1st list items = ") OUTPUT

list2 = input("Enter 2nd list items = ") Enter 1st list items = [34,67,90]

list3 = list1 + list2 Enter 2nd list items = ['A','B','C']

print("The joined list = ", list3) The joined list = [34,67,90]['A','B','C']

Q4. WAP to display the first three elements of a list. Assuming the list is [56,80,43,7.8,5.3,'M','H','KTS']

my_list = [56,80,43,7.8,5.3,'M','H','KTS'] OUTPUT

print(my_list[0:3]) [56, 80, 43]

Explanation: Get the elements from 0st Index to


2nd index.

That is, we get the elements from the first


position (Index 0) to 3rd position (Index 2).
Index 3 is not included.

Q5. Create a program that takes the cost price and the selling price of an item, checks whether a profit
was gained or a loss was incurred, and then prints the amount of profit or loss. Provide the output for at
least two sample cases.

cp = float(input('Enter cost price = ')) OUTPUT – 1

sp = float(input('Enter selling price = ')) Enter cost price = 40

if (cp > sp): Enter selling price = 35

print('Loss incurred') Loss incurred

loss = cp - sp Amount of loss incurred = Rs. 5.0

print("Amount of loss incurred = ",'Rs.',loss) OUTPUT – 2

else: Enter cost price = 50

print('profit gained') Enter selling price = 80

profit = sp - cp profit gained

print("Amount of profit gained = ",'Rs.',profit) Amount of profit gained = Rs. 30.0


Q6. Create a program (WAP) that checks whether a number entered is negative, positive, or zero, and
provide the output for at least three sample cases.

num = int(input('Enter a number = ')) OUTPUT – 1 OUTPUT – 2 OUTPUT – 3

if num > 0: Enter a number = 9 Enter a number = 0 Enter a number = -5

print('It is a positive number') It is a positive The number is zero It is a negative


number number
elif num == 0:

print('The number is zero')

else:

print('It is a negative number')

Q7. Write a program that calculates and prints the sum of the first ten natural numbers.

sum = 0 OUTPUT

i=1 The sum is: 55

while i <= 10:

sum = sum + i

i = i+1

print("The sum is:", sum)

Q8. Create a program (WAP) that prints each character of a given string in reverse order. Assume the input
string is "INDIA."

x = "INDIA" OUTPUT

for i in reversed(x): # ‘i’ is the Loop counter A

print(i) I

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