UNIT: 4#Parts of Python Progranming Language List and explain the purpose of three Python keywords. help("keywords”) Here is a list of the Python keywords. Enter any keyword to get more help. False class from or None continue global pass True def if raise and del import returr as elif in try assert else is while async except Lambda with await finally nonlocal yiele break for not def: Purpose: The def keyword is used to define a function in Python. Explanation: When you want to create a reusable block of code that performs a specific task, you define a function using the def keyword. Functions help in organizing code, promoting reusability, and improving maintainability if, elif, else: Purpose: These keywords are used for conditional branching in Python. Explanation: Conditional statements allow the execution of different code blocks based on whether a specified condition evaluates to Tue or False, for. Purpose: The for keyword is used for looping and iterating over a sequence (such as a lst, tuple, string, or range). Explanation: A for loop is used when you want to iterate over a sequence of elements, executing a block of code for each element in the sequence # Variables, Operators, and Data Types: ‘Perform operations using arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /) on the integer and float variables and display the results. azint(input("enter a nunber ")) beint(input ("enter a nunber")) A= atb S = (a-b) P = (a*b) D = (a/b) print (A) print (S) print (P) print (0)In enter a number 3¢ enter a number2@ 5e 18 60@ LS #float variables a=float(input("enter a number ")) b=float(input("enter a nunber")) A= arb S = (a-b) P= (a%b) D = (a/b) print(a) print(s) print(P) print(D) enter a number 0. enter a numberd.7 1.2 -0.19999999999999996 0.35 0.7142857142857143 Indentation and Statements: aurite a Python script with conditional statements (if, elif, else) to check if a give number is positive, negative, or zero nt (input ("enter a number*)) if ar: print(a,"is positive") elif a=-0: print(a,"is zero") els print(a,"is negative") enter a number-24 -24 is negative #UNIT:2 astrings and Lists ‘#Basic String Operations: Create a string variable containing your full. name. nane="ahalya reddy” print(nane) ahalya reddy Use indexing to print the Last character of your name. name="ahalya reddy" print(name[-1]) y Use the split() method to split the string into words and store them in a List. Then athe words with a hyphen (-) and print the result. name="ahalya reddy" namei=nane. split ()print(name2) ahalya-reddy aUNIT:3 aDictionaries Creating a Dictionary: aCreate a dictionary naned “student_info” with the following key-value pairs: “name, student_info={"name":"ahalya reddy”, “age":"20", “grade":"a", “city":"anantapur"} print (student_info) {‘name': ‘ahalya reddy’, ‘age’: ‘28, ‘grade’: ‘a’, ‘city’: ‘anantapur’) #Access and print the value associated with the "age" key in the “student_info"dictior student_info={"name":"ahalya reddy", “age":"20", “grade”: "a", "city": "anantapur"} print(student_info["age"]) 28 ‘apart2: Tuples Create a tuple named “months” with the names of the twelve months of the year. months=("january","febrauary","narch”,"april”,"may", "june", "july", "august, "septenber’ print (months) (‘January', ‘febrauary', ‘march’, ‘april’, ‘may’, ‘june’, "july', ‘august', ‘septenbe *", ‘october’, ‘novenber’, ‘decenber* #80sic Tuple Operations: # Print the Length of the "months" tuple. months=("january","febrauary","narch","april","may", "june", "july", "august", "septenber’ print(months[5]) june