#1Write a function that takes an integer and string as an argument and display character at every

nth occurance in the string.

[]
s = input('Enter a string')
p= int(input('Enter the nth number'))
def disp (s, p) :
for i in range (n-1,len(s),n):
print(s[I])

#2 Write a function in python that takes 2 strings as arguments and find occurrence of
smaller string in the larger string.
[]
def occur(s1, s2) :
l1 = len(s1)
l2 = len(s2)
if l1 >l2:
for i in range (l2) :
t = s2 [i : l2]
if t== s1:
print(s1)
f=1
if f == 0:
print('the does not exists')

#3Write 2 functions with push data and pop data. Push data function should take a list
of numbers as an argument and should push all the multiples of 5 in a stack MLT5. Pop
data function should remove elements from MLT5 one by one and display appropriate
message when stack is empty.
[]
MLT5 =[]
def pushdata (l):
for i in l:
if i% 5==0:
MLT5.append (l)
def popdata ():
if len (MLT5) ==0:
print('stack is empty')
else:
for i in range (len(MLT5)):
print(MLT5.pop())
else:
print ('Stack is empty')

#4 Write a function that takes a list of integers as an argument. The function should pick three integers randomly
from the list and display their average. It should return value 1 if the average is greater than average of all
integers in the list, if the average should return 0 and -1 if the average is lesser than overall average.
from random import randint
def avrg(l):
s= sum(l)
av= s/len(l)
for i in range(3):
s3= s3+ [randint(0, len(l-1))]
a3= s3/3
print(average)
if a3> av:
return 1
elif a3==av:
return 0
else:
return -1

A= avrg([12,34,56,76,86,17,8])
print(a)

#5 wap that takes a string as an argument and replace every occurrence of every a in the s=$,
T= @, Without using replace function

Def rep_s(st):
for i in range(0, len(st));
If st[i] == 'a':
Print(st+= '$')
else:
print(st+= str[i])

rep_s(‘an apple keeps a doc away”)

op - $n $pple $ d$y keeps doctor $w$y

#6 waf that takes a list as an argument and the function should create and return a dictionary
having all the strings as key and the length is corresponding values to all the strings. Size>5 can
be added to the dictionary

def dictstr(s):
d={}
for i in s:
if len(i)>5:
d[i] = len(i)

return(d)
a = dictstr(["Brazil", "Venezuela", "Argentina", "Ecuador", "Bolivia", "Peru"])
print(a)

op- {'Brazil': 6, 'Venezuela': 9, 'Argentina': 9, 'Ecuador': 7, 'Bolivia': 7}

#7 waf named show_grades(st) that takes a dictionary st as an argument having A student
name as the key and a list of marks as it value the function should allocate grade based on the
following criteria.
A) Avg marks >= 90 “A”
B) <90 & >= 60 “B”
C) <60 “C”

def show_grades(st):
for m in st:
sm= sum(st[m])
av= sm/ len(st[m])
if av>=90:
print('A')
elif av>=60:
print('B')
else:
print('C')

show_grades({'amit': [50,60,90,73], 'harsh': [90,80,99,95,]})

OP- B
A

#8 WAF THAT ACCEPTS A DICTIONARY AS AN ARGUMENT AND RETURNS SUM OF

MARKS OBTAINED BY ALL THE STUDENTS IN ENGLISH.

def sumeng(s):
c=0
for i in s:
c=c+s[i][0]
return s
a = sumeng({ 'avni':[90,80,70], 'raj':[20,40,50]})
print(a)
op- 110

#9 waf that accepts a list of integers as an arguments. The function should store all the integers with
the digits more than 5 in a stack named big num

Big_num=[]

def numbr(d):

for i in d:

if i>9999:

print(Big_num.append(i))

else:

print(Big_num)
a = numbr([2654,797956,67646,7946,319497,716,31654,9413,9999,10000])

print(a)
op - None

None

[797956, 67646]

None

[797956, 67646, 319497]

None

[797956, 67646, 319497, 31654]

[797956, 67646, 319497, 31654]

None

None

#10 WAF THAT TAKES TWO STRINGS AS AN ARGUMENT AND RETURNS THE STRING WHOSE LENGTH IS LARGER.

def big_length(str1, str2):

s1 = len(str1)
s2 = len(str2)
if s1>s2:
print(s1 is larger)
else:
print(s2 is larger)

#11 waf in python that accepts a list of integers(non repeated) as an argument.

The function should display all the integers in a random
fashion[14,2,3,5,20,26]

rom random import randint

def r_lis(x):
m= x.copy()
for i in range(len(m)):
k= randint(0,len(m)-1)
print(m.pop())

x=[14,2,3,5,20,26]
b= r_lis(x)
print(b)

26
20
5
3
2
14
#12 waf that should replace or swap first and last character of both the
strings

def facto(n):
if n==1:
return 1
else:
return n*facto(n-1)
print(facto(4))

a= facto(6)
print(a)
op-720

#13waf that accepts a string and list as an argument the list should have a
default value of blank list the function should add string to the list amd the
function should return the appendix list

def add_value(str L=[]):

return L.append(str)

a= add_value(str l=[])

print(a):

print(add value("avni gupta"))

print(add value("sualeha saifi”))

print(add value("divya singh”))

op- avni gupta

divya singh
sualeha saifi

#14 Q3 wap that accepts variable number of arguments the function should display all the arguments passed to it

Def s1(*a):

For I in a :

Print (I)

S1(5,10)

S1(“somya,bhavya,avni”)

Op

#15 waf that accepts variable number as arguments the function should find and return the avarage of

these int values

def s(*a):
 d=0

c=0

for i in a:

d=d+i

c=c+1

return d/c

a=7

b= s(*a)

print(b)

#16 wap in python and count the no of vowels that takes a string as an argument

Ip= input("my favourate fruit is kiwi")

vowel =['a','e','i','o','u']

s=0

for i in ip:

if i in vowel:

s=s+1

op-o u a e u I I I I I

#17 wap with a function that takes a list and one element as an argument and returns the index value of the element in the
list. If the element is not present in the list

def index_values(l,e):

i=[]

for k in range(0,len(l)):

if l[k]==e:

i.append(k)

elif len(i)==0:

return -1

else:

return i

t=eval(input('enter the list'))

ob= input('enter the element')

p= index_values(t,ob)

print(p)
enter the list [12,23,45,67,89]

enter the element 12

-1

#18 waf to input a list. The program should find all the numbers and print their product

t= eval(input('enter the list of integers'))

p=1

for i in lt:

if type(i)== int or type(i)== float:

p=p*i

print(p)

op- enter the list of integers [29,65,98,38,37,24,3]

18700587360

#20waf that accepts a two word string as an argument and returns true if the starting letter of both the strings is same and
otherwise it should return false

def cmps(s):

x= s.split()

if x[0][0]== x[1][0]:

return true

else:

return false

st= input('enter two word string')

m= st.split()

if len(m)==2:

print(cmps(st))

else:

print('string should have two word only')

op- ‘red happy'

'sad faced'

'sad faced'

#21 waf that accepts a string as an argument and capitalizes first character of all the words of the string

Import string

Def capitalize chrt(s):

X=s.split()

For x in s:

E=E+k.capitalize()

Print(e)

S+=input(“enter a string”)

Capitalize chrt(s+)

Op- enter a string – ‘sassy savage soya sauce

Sassy Savage Soya Sauce

#22 waf that two strings as arguments and returns the string having all the words of length 4 of those
string
def st_ring(s1,s2):

final_str= ' '

x1= s1.split()

x2= s2.split()

for i in x1:

if len(i)==4:

final_str= final_str+k

for k in x2:

if len(k)==4:

final_str = final_str+k

return final_str

j= input('enter string')

a= input('enter string')

p= st_ring(j,a)

print(p)

enter string 'samuel is not girl'

enter string 'gigi is not boy

#23 wap a function that returns no of times a character appear in the string without using a count function. The function
should take A string and a character as an argument

def no_charactr(st,ch):

a=0

for i in st:
 if i==ch:

a=a+1

return a

x= input('enter a string')

ch= input('enter a character')

print(no_charactr(x,ch))

op-enter a string 'hello how are you you fine'

enter a character 'h'