python
python
1ne characters that we can't insert into a string are called Illegal characters, and these
Claracters modify the string. The function of escape sequences is to insert sucn characters
into the string without
modifying the string
Let us first see a simple
example:
Insertingsingle quotes into a string:
#without using \
1. string = 'Hi! 'man'
2. print ("Without using
\:", string)
Output:
string = 'Hi! 'man'
You can observe that our problem is now solved. Also, another solution in this
that we can use double quotes to enclose the string and use "'in
the string: situation is
1. string = "Hi!'man"
2. print ("By using\:", string)
Output:
By using \: Hi!'man
COMPUTER EDUCATION CLASS VIII
Escape Use
character
Prints asingle quote inside a string enclosed with single quotes.
Prints a double quote inside a string enclosed with
\n Prints the succeeding part of \n even if in the same double-quotes.
line, in a new line
\t Gives a tab space equivalent to 8 normal
\r
spaces.
Brings the cursor to the starting of the line,called as 'carriage return."
\b Gives a backspace.
Creates an f-stringwhich is a whole new string formatting mechanism
\o00 Gives the octal representation
Prints a backslash character
\xhh Gives the hexadecimal representation
Output:
Sum of 15and 12 is 27
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sum =float(number1) +
# Display the sum float(number2)
will print value in float
prin(The sum of {0} and {1} is (2".format(number1, numberZ, sum)
Output:
Firstnumber: 13.5 Second
The sum of 13.5 and 1.54 isnumber: 1.54
15.04
Output
4
Output
4
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# Drivermethod
print("Area is %.6f" %findArea(5):
Output
Area is 78.550000
Output
Area of circle is: 50.26548245743669
Output
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The prlnetpal a 0
Thettmeperlod tn 6
Tlhe rate of tnteront in
The Smple nterest n 4
Find Copound uterest witl1 Pytlion
l'ython program to fnd conpound
#Interest for given values,
def compound, nterest(prlnclpal, rate, tne)
# Caleulates compound Interes
Amount prlnclpal *(pow((l +rale/ 100),tme))
C= Amount prtnetpal
print("Compound tnterost la", C)
# Driver Code
compound interesl(10000, 10.26, B)
Output
Compound nterest ls 6200,940267774416
Glossary of terms
1. Terms Related to
Computer
Applications?
Applications, also called programs,use the platform to perform tasks.
Bit?
A bit is the smallest unit of information that a computer handles. A single bit can nold
one of two values, 0 or 1. only
Byte?
A
byte is a combination of eight bits arranged in sequence.
Camcorder?
A digital video camera used to record video.
Compact disc(CD) ?
A
storage device used to store data in a digital format.
Commands?
A commandis an instruction, whnicn you Bve to a COmputer that
carried out. Commands are either typed by using a keyboard or are causes an action to he
chosen from a menu.
Communication Channel?
Acommunication channel is a path or alink that cornnects
such as printers and disk drives, to transfer information. computers or peripheral devices,
CPUspeed?
The CPUspeed is the rate at which the CPUcan
from RAM, or performinganumerical calculation. perform atask, such as
moving data to and
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Data?
the Latin word datum, meaning an item of information.
pata isthe plural for
patabase Programs?
natabase programs are used to store and manage data in an organized way. You can also use
these programs to sort or search for information stored in a database.
Desktop?
The desktop is an on-Screen work area that uses a combination of menus and icons.
Desktop Computers?
Desktop computers are made up of individual components such as a monitor, a keyboard, a
system unit, and a printer.
Digital camera?
a flash memory card or a
A camera that stores images digitally on a memorydevice, such as
mini hard disk.
Folder?
files in GUIinterfaces.
folder is a container for programsand
A
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Home office?
Anarrangement that allows people to work from home.
Icon?
An icon is a small image displayed on the screen to represent an object.
Input Devices?
An input device is used to provide information to a computer. A
an input device. keyboard 1S an example of
Intranet?
A special type of network used to
organization. communicate and share information within an
Kilobyte?
One kilobyte (KB) is equal to
1,024 bytes.
Laptop Computers?
Laptop computers are lightweight and portable
also called notebook computers. personal computers. Laptop computers are
Local Area Network (LAN)?
ALAN connects
devices within a limited area, such as a
home or a smallgroup of offces
Megabyte?
One megabyte (MB) isequal to 1,024 KB.
OperatingSystem?
ho onerating system controls the computer's hardware and provides services and access to
he hardware to programs. It also manages the computer's operations and tasks, such as
down.
logging on, logging off, and shutting
Pixels?
better the
Refers to small units that make up a picture. The higher the number of pixels, the
quality of the picture.
Programs?
executed by a computer. A program is
Aprogram is asequence of instructions that can be
also known as software.
Resolution?
Refers to the clarity and sharpness of a picture.
Server?
on a network that provides servicesto other computers on
The server is the main computer are allowed to access the hardware and
computers
the network. A server decides which
software on the network.
Setup Wizard?
Windows Vista. They guide the user through each step of a
Sotn igards are provided byhardware
installing orsoftware.,
particular task,such
Software?
sequence of instructions that a computer can execute. It is also referred to as
Software is a
programs.
SpreadsheetPrograms?
programs are used to create budgets, manage accounts, perform mathematical
Spreadsheet pr convert numerical data into charts and graphs.
calculations, and
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Storage Devices?
Storage devices are used to store data. A hard disk is an example of a stOl a3
System Unit?
A System unit refers to the box that holds the nrocessor, motherboard, disk arives, power
supply, and the expansion bus.
Tablet Computer?
labiet computerS are computers that allow vou to write directly on the sCreen by using a
tablet pen.
Taskbar ?
The taskbar is a rectangular bar that is usually located at the
use the taskbar to select a bottom of the screen. rou can
program running on your computer.
Terabyte?
One terabyte is equal to1,024 GB,
approximately equal to trillion bytes.
Wallpaper?
Wallpaper is a pattern or picture on the screen background that you can
choose.
Wide Area Network (WAN)?
A
WAN is a network that connects devices in geographically separated areas.
Window?
In Windows Vista, a window is a
rectangular area on the monitor that displavs a nrogmon
Each program has its own window.
Word-processing Programs?
Word-processing programs are used to create and
modify text-based
Workstation?
documents.
Aworkstation refersto a computer connected to a network. You use a
the hardware and software on anetwork.
workstation to access
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Add-ons?
Add-ons are programs that help you view files, such as animation, audio, or video,
included in Web pages. which are
Back Up?
Tomake a duplicate copy of aprogram, a disk, or data. The
duplicate copy is calleda backup.
Cache Memory?
Temporary memory on your computer that is sometimes used to store local copies of files
opened when you browse the Internet.
Computer Privacy ?
Keepinga user's data, including personal files and e-mail messages, such that the data is not
accessible by anyone without appropriate permission.
Computer Security ?
The protection ofa computer system and its data from accidental or intentional loss and
tampering.
Cookie ?
Asmall fle on a computer that is created when a user visits a Web site. AWeb site uses
cookies to identify users who visit the site, and also track the preferences of the users.
Copyright?
Amathod of protecting the rights of an orignatOr or a creative work, such as text, piece of
program, through law.
music, painting, or computer
E-commerce?
E-commerce refers to the business transactions made over the Internet, such as buying and
selling items online.
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Electronic
The
mail (e-mail)?
exchange of text messages and
mail) is the
electronic computer files over the Internet.An electronic mail (e-
form of the traditional
messages and files over a network.
postal mail. E-mail allows you to exchange
Firewall?
A AIter that blocks unreliable
information from the Jnternet before it reaches you COpute
Or a private netWork. It provides additional
protection against threats
VIruses. 4 irewall also helps to ensure computer nriyacy hy restrictingsuch naukers and
as
any unauthorized user. external access by
Hacker?
h person whouses computer expertise to gain unauthorized access to a
computer, and tnen
misuses or tampers the programs and data stored on the
computer.
Hyperlinks?
Anelement in an electronic document that links to another place in the same
document or
to a diferent document. Generally, you clickon the hyperlink to follow the link. Hyperlinks
are the most necessary element in allhypertextsystems, including theWorld Wide Web.
Internet?
The Internet is aworldwide collection of public networks that are linked to each other for
information exchange.
IP address?
An Internet Protocol (IP) addresS 1S a nunerie auaress that specifies the exact location ofa
computer on the Web.
ISP?
is
An Internet Service Provider (ISP) a company that provides Internet connectivity to
individuals, businesses, and organizations.
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Modem?
Amodemis a connection device that allows you to connect your computer to the Internet. It
Converts digital information into analog information and transmits it over a phone line.
Network?
Anetwork is a group of computers that are connected to share resources and exchange
information.
Password?
Aunique string of characters that a user types in as an identification code. It is a security
measure used to restrict access to computer systems and sensitive files.
Protocol?
Aprotocol is a standard method of transfering databetween different computers.
Search engine?
Asearch engine is a program that allows you to search and retrieve information over the
Internet.
Software Piracy?
Unauthorized copying of copyrighted software without obtaining the license or permission
of its copyright owner is software piracy.
Spam?
An irrelevant andunsolicited e-mail message sent by an unknown sender.A spam is sent to
distribute a message to many recipients at one time.
Spyware?
Acomputer program that is installed on your computer without your knowledge. Spyware
can secretly send out information about your Web browsing habits or other personal detaile
network.
to another computer through the
Username?
user is identified to a computer system or network. To
The name by which a access
by username and password, a user needs to
Computer protected
password.
enter the correct
combination of username and
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Universal serial bus (USB) cable?
Acable that helps you connect digital devices to a computer without turning oft the
computer.
Virus?
Worm?
Acomputer program that propagates itself across computers, usually by creating copies of
itself in each computer's memory. A worm might duplicate itself in one computer s0 often
that it causes the computer to crash.
The Web?
The Web, also known as the World Wide Web (WWwW., is a
collection of information that is
accessible on the Internet. This information is arranged logically
known as Web servers. and stored on computers
Web address?
A Web address specifies the protocol to be used for transferring data
computers and the exact location of the Web site. A Web between different
Uniform Resource Locator (ÜRL). address is also known as the
Web browser?
A Web browser is a program that enables you to view and interact
on the Web. with various resources
Web page?
A Web page is a formatted text document on the Web.
Web site?
A Web site is a collection of one or more Web pages that are
linked together
available through aWeb server. and made