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Delhi Public School, Bhopal Class: 7

Chapter 4: More On Python


Key Terms:
● Algorithm:It is a set of sequential steps to solve any logical or
mathematical problem.
● Precedence: It is the rule that specifies the order in which certain
operations need to be performed in an expression.

Que 1. What do you mean by an operator and an expression?


Ans: Operators are symbols that perform arithmetic and logical operations
on operands and provide a meaningful result. An operator needs one or
more operands to perform any operations.
A valid combination of both operands and operators makes an expression
which returns a computed result.

Que 2. What is the difference between the / and // operators,


give examples?
Ans: ‘/ ' and '//' both are Binary Arithmetic Operators.
/ (Division) operator is used to divide the numbers and give an output in
the decimal form, e.g., Value of 5/2 is 2.5. whereas, // (Floor Division)
divides the numbers and gives an output in the integer form, e.g., Value of
5//2 is 2 and the Value of -5//2 is -3.

Que 3. What is the use of * operator in string manipulation?


Write the other name of * operator.
Ans: * operator in a string manipulation is used to replicate a given string
for a number of times. It is also known as Replication Operator.

Que 4. Name the different types of control structures.


Ans: The different types of control structures are Sequential statements,
Conditional statements, and Iterative statements.

Que 5. Differentiate between unary and binary arithmetic


operators with example.
Ans:
Unary Operator Binary Operator
Delhi Public School, Bhopal Class: 7

1. These operators operate only 1. These operators operate on


on one operand. two operands.
Eg. a=+100, b=-50 Eg. 13+2 ,15/5

Que 6. Write Python Code for the following:


i. Enter a name by the user and display it 5 times.
N=input('Enter a name = ')
print (N*5)

ii. Enter the length and breadth by the user and


calculate the AREA OF RECTANGLE.
L=float (input('Enter the length of the rectangle='))
B=float (input('Enter the breadth of the rectangle='))
A=L*B
print('Area of the Rectangle = ',A)

iii. Enter the name and age of the user and check age if
age is greater than 18 then display allowed to vote else
not.
n=input('Enter name =')
age=int(input('Enter age ='))
if age >=18:
print ('allowed to vote.')
else:
print (' not allowed to vote.')

iv. Enter 2 numbers by the user and display the result of


floor division and modulus.
n1=int(input('Enter a number ='))
n2=int(input('Enter another number ='))
print (‘floor division=',n1//n2)
print ('Modulus =',n1%n2)

v. Enter a number by the user and display whether the


number is negative or positive.
n=int(input('Enter a number ='))
if n<0:
print('Entered Number is negative')
else:
print('Entered Number is positive')
Delhi Public School, Bhopal Class: 7

Home-Work Questions:
1. Write the full form of IDLE in Python IDLE.
2. Define
a. Sequential statements
b. Iterative statements
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Chapter 4: More On Python 🡪 Page 98


Fillups: Application Based:
1. Precedence 1. % (Modulus Operator)
2. Expression 2. if... else control structure
3. + MCQs:
4. Control 1. (a) Operands
5. if else 2. (b) False
6. Colon 3. (b) Sequential
True False: 4. (c) Iterative
1. False 5. (a) else
2. False Name the following:
3. True 1. + and -
4. True 2. and, or, not
5. False 3. + and *
6. True 4. If Statement
5. Algorithm

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