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Experiment No 1

Name:- Rohit Vitthal Desai Roll no:- 06


Class:- SE(AIML) Sem:- 4th Sub:- Pyhton
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Aim:- Exploring basic of python like data types ( string, list, array,
dictionaries, set, tuples) & Control statement
Program 1:- String in Python
# Assingning the string to a variable
a="This is the string 1"
print(a)
b='This is the string 2'
print(b)
c='This is the string 3'
print(c)

Output:-
This is the string 1
This is the string 2
This is the string 3

Program 2:- List in python

#Declaring a list
lst=[6,"A1","Rohit",1+2]
print(lst)

#Adding ele to the list


lst.append(7)
print(lst)

#Deleting ele from list


lst.pop()
print(lst)

#Displaying second ele from list


print(lst[1])

Output:-
[6, 'A1', 'Rohit', 3]
[6, 'A1', 'Rohit', 3, 7]
[6, 'A1', 'Rohit', 3]
A1

Program 3:- Tuple in Python

#Declaring a Tuple
tup=(1,"a","string",1+2)
print(tup)

#Accessing the ele of tuple using index


print(tup[1])

Output:-
(1, 'a', 'string', 3)
a

Program 4:- Set in Python


#Creating a set
stu_id={122,124,126,128,130}
print(stu_id)

#displaying datatypes
print(type(stu_id))

Output:-
{128, 130, 122, 124, 126}
<class 'set'>

Program 5:- Dictionary in Python


#create a dictionary
capital_city={'Italy':'Rome','France':'Paris','England':'London'}
print(capital_city)

Output:-
{'Italy': 'Rome', 'France': 'Paris', 'England': 'London'}

Experiment No 2
Name:- Rohit Vitthal Desai Roll no:- 06
Class:- SE(AIML) Sem:- 4th Sub:- Pyhton
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Aim:- Creating function, classes & objects using python,
Demonstrate exception handling & inheritance

Program 1:- Function in Python

#simple python function


def fun():
print("Welcome to SSPM")

#Driver code to call a function


fun()

Output:-
Welcome to SSPM

Program 2:- Parameterize Function

#Declaring parameterize function


def add(num1:int,num2:int)->int:
num3=num1+num2
return num3

#Driver Code
num1, num2 = 5, 20
ans= add(num1,num2)
print(f"The addition of {num1} & {num2} is : {ans}")

Output:-
The addition of 5 & 20 is : 25

Program 3:- Prime Num

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