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The document contains a Python programming lab assignment with multiple questions focused on calculating factorials using different methods (for loop, while loop, recursion) and generating a bill from a menu based on customer orders. It includes functions for reading menu and order files, calculating totals with GST and tips, and generating a bill file. Additionally, it demonstrates dictionary operations such as creating, updating, finding minimum values, and sorting.

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Python-Lab Assignment 5marks

The document contains a Python programming lab assignment with multiple questions focused on calculating factorials using different methods (for loop, while loop, recursion) and generating a bill from a menu based on customer orders. It includes functions for reading menu and order files, calculating totals with GST and tips, and generating a bill file. Additionally, it demonstrates dictionary operations such as creating, updating, finding minimum values, and sorting.

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PYTHON PROGRAMMING LAB

ASSIGNMENT FOR 5 MARKS


#Question_1
#Append (factorial 1 to 5)
def fact_a(n):
y=[1]
for i in range(2,n+1):
y.append(y[-1]*i)
return y[-1]
print(fact_a(1))
print(fact_a(2))
print(fact_a(3))
print(fact_a(4))
print(fact_a(5))
output:

# Using For Loop


def fact_b(n):
res =1
for i in range(1,n+1):
res*=i
return res
print(fact_b(6))
print(fact_b(7))
print(fact_b(8))
print(fact_b(9))
print(fact_b(10))
output:

#Using While Loop


def fact_c(n): #
i=1
res = 1
while i<=n:
res*=i
i+=1
return res
print(fact_c(11))
print(fact_c(12))
print(fact_c(13))
print(fact_c(14))
print(fact_c(15))
output:

def fact_d(n): #using recursion


if n == 1:
return 1
else:
return n*fact_d(n-1)
print(fact_d(16))
print(fact_d(17))
print(fact_d(18))
print(fact_d(19))
print(fact_d(20))
output:

#USING ALL THE DEFINED FUNCTION IN ONE PROGRAMME


x=int(input('Enter the number '))

if 1<= x <=5:
print(fact_1(x))
elif 6<= x <=10:
print(fact_6(x))
elif 11<= x <= 15:
print(fact_11(x))
elif 16<= x <= 20:
print(fact_16(x))
else :
print('Enter number between 1 - 20 ')
output:
#Ques 2

def bill_calc(menu_file, order_file, cust_name):


menu = {}
with open(menu_file, 'r') as m:
for line in m:
dish, price = line.strip().split(' : ')
menu[dish] = float(price)

order = {}
with open(order_file, 'r') as o:
for line in o:
dish, quantity = line.strip().split(' : ')
order[dish] = int(quantity)

total = 0
for dish, quantity in order.items():
if dish in menu:
total += menu[dish] * quantity
else:
print(f"{dish} is not in the menu.")
return

gst = 0.18 *total


tip = 0.05 *total

bill = total + gst + tip

output_file = f'bill_{cust_name}.txt'
with open(output_file, 'w') as b:
b.write(f"Customer: {cust_name}\n")
for dish, quantity in order.items():
b.write(f"{dish} x {quantity}: {menu[dish] * quantity}\n")
b.write(f"Total : {total:.2f}\n")
b.write(f"GST (18%) : {gst:.2f}\n")
b.write(f"Tip (5%) : {tip:.2f}\n")
b.write(f"Final Bill: {bill:.2f}\n")

print(f"Bill for {cust_name} has been generated in {output_file}.")

bill_calc('menu.txt', 'order.txt', 'Narendra')


# Files for Question 2

# menu_card.txt
Dabeli : 45
Pizza : 250
Pasta : 100
Namkeen : 50
Sandwich : 35
french_Fries : 65
cold_drink : 40
Ice_Cream : 60
# order.txt

Dabeli : 3
Pizza : 1
Namkeen : 2
cold_drink : 2
Ice_Cream : 1

#outputs:
# Ques 3

keys = ['name', 'age', 'gender']


values = ['John', 25, 'Male']
dict_1 = dict(zip(keys, values))

# Joining Two Dictionaries


dict2 = {'name': 'John', 'age': 25}
dict3 = {'gender': 'Male', 'city': 'New York'}
dict2.update(dict2)

# Key With Minimum Value


my_dict = {'apple': 30, 'banana': 20, 'orange': 10}
min_key = min(my_dict, key=my_dict.get)

# Sorting
my_dict = {'banana': 20, 'apple': 30, 'orange': 10}
sorted_dict_by_value = dict(sorted(my_dict.items(), key=lambda item:
item[1]))

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