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Python Exercises - Part 1

This document contains 17 Python exercises involving printing, variables, comments, math operators, relational operators, and calculating areas and perimeters. The exercises cover basic Python syntax and programming concepts like declaring variables, assigning values, performing calculations, and printing output.

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Python Exercises - Part 1

This document contains 17 Python exercises involving printing, variables, comments, math operators, relational operators, and calculating areas and perimeters. The exercises cover basic Python syntax and programming concepts like declaring variables, assigning values, performing calculations, and printing output.

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Python Exercises – Part 1

1. Use the Print() method to print out a string of your choice

2. Use the Print() method to print out a number (integer) of your choice
a. Add a comment that states what the two lines of code do

3. Add a comment that states which of the following lines will assign the value 365 to the
variable days_in_a_year
a. 365 = days_in_a_year
b. There are 365 days in a year
c. int days_in_a_year = 365
d. days_in_a_year = 365
e. int Days_in_a_year = 365

4. Write a program in Python that declares two variables, one storing a string value and
one an int value
a. Print out the string variable
b. Print out the integer value
c. Add a comment to your program to state what it does

5. Write a program in Python that stores the number of seconds in a minute, then print
out the value stored at this variable
a. Add a comment to state what the program does

6. Use the Print() method to print out the results to the following:
a. 49/7
b. 8*2
c. 34235+54654
d. 34654-9765
e. Make use of the four math operators writing equations of your own

7. Make use of two different relational operators, printing out the results
a. Add a multi-line comment that lists the other relational operators and
states what they do
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8. Declare two variables in Python of your choice. Compare the two variables using both
of the equality operators, printing out the value.
a. Add a multi-line comment to state what this program does

9. Write a program in Python that prints out the number of seconds in a day. You must
make use of the variable that you declared as part of exercise 5.
a. Add a multi-line comment to explain what the program does

10. Write a program in Python that declares and assigns the variables length and width
with the values 18 and 7 respectively. Use these values to calculate and then print the
perimeter and area of a rectangle. You must store the two values in new variables.

11. Write a program in Python that defines a variable called days_in_school_each_year


and assign this variable the value 192. The program should then calculate and print out
the number of days you have spent in school between 1ºESO and 3ºESO.
a. Store the value for the total number of days you have spent in school before
printing it.

12. As a comment, state what will be printed on screen from the following code:

marks = 25

marks = marks + 100

print(marks)

13. As a comment, state what will be printed on screen from the following code:

marks = 25

marks = marks + 100

mark = marks – 50

print(marks)

14. As a comment, state what will be printed on screen from the following code:
time_spent = 34
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// after one minute
time_spent = time_spent+1
print(time_spent)

15. As a comment, state what the value of score would be after running the following
Python code:

score = 24

number_of_tries = 2

new_score = score * 2

16. As a comment, state what would be printed on the screen, and why, after running the
following Python code:

hours_in_a_week = hours_in_a_day * 7

hours_in_a_month = hours_in_a_week * 30

print(hours_in_a_month)

17. Write a program in Python that calculates the area of a circle. The program should use
two variables, both should be integer variables and one should be assigned the value
3.14. Print out the area of a circle with a radius of 6.
a. Store the area as a separate variable
b. Add a multi-line comment to explain what the program does

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