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PRP Experiment 5

The document provides an overview of three fundamental data types in Python: Strings, Lists, and Tuples, detailing their properties and examples. It includes various string and list manipulation programs, demonstrating operations such as joining, counting, reversing, and checking conditions. Additionally, it features list comprehensions and specific algorithms for tasks like finding non-repeated numbers and pairs with a given sum.

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PRP Experiment 5

The document provides an overview of three fundamental data types in Python: Strings, Lists, and Tuples, detailing their properties and examples. It includes various string and list manipulation programs, demonstrating operations such as joining, counting, reversing, and checking conditions. Additionally, it features list comprehensions and specific algorithms for tasks like finding non-repeated numbers and pairs with a given sum.

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1 String (str)

A string is an immutable sequence of characters.

Properties of Strings

 Immutable (cannot be modified after creation)

 Ordered (maintains sequence)

 Supports indexing and slicing

 Can contain letters, numbers, symbols

Example of String

text = "Hello, Python!"

print(text[0]) # H (Indexing)

2 List (list)

A list is a mutable, ordered collection of elements.

Properties of Lists

 Mutable (can be modified after creation)

 Ordered (maintains sequence)

 Supports indexing and slicing

 Can contain different data types (int, float, string, etc.)

Example of List

my_list = [10, "apple", 3.14, True]

print(my_list[1]) # "apple"

Tuple (tuple)

A tuple is an immutable, ordered collection of elements.

Properties of Tuples

 Immutable (cannot be modified after creation)

 Ordered (maintains sequence)

 Supports indexing and slicing

 Can contain different data types

 Faster than lists (better performance)

Example of Tuple

my_tuple = (10, "apple", 3.14, True)

print(my_tuple[1]) # "apple"
String Programs:

#string fundamental

mylist=["Today","is","Monday"]

x=" ".join(mylist)

print(x)

str="AN apple a day,keeps octor away"

l=len(str)

print("LEngth=",l)

c1=str.count('apple')

print(c1)

c2=str.count('apple')

print(c2)

x2=str.count('a',5)

#string comarision

print("Hello"=="HEllo")

print("Hello"<"HEllo")

print("Hello">"HEllo")

print("Hello"!="HEllo")

#finding index

str2="Hello Friends!!!"

print(str2.find('e'))

print(str2.find('g'))

#partition

str3="covid19 is the deadliest virus"

s4=str3.partition("deadliest")

print(s4)

s5=str3.partition("Hapiest")

print(s5)

Join function

list1=['1','hi']

str1='#'
str2=str1.join(list1)

print(str2)

str3=str1.join('Hello Friends')

print(str3)

Palindrome

str1=input("enter string:ma")

str2=str1[::-1]

if str1==str2:

print("Palindrome")

else:

print("not palindrome")

Symmetrical

str1=input("enter your string:")

l=int(len(str1)/2)

str2=str1[:l]

str3=str1[l:]

print(str2,str3)

if str2==str3:

print("Symmetrical")

else:

print("non symmetrical")

Even Length

#WAP to display all the words in a string whose length is even

str1=input("Input a sentence:")

l=str1.split(" ")

for i in l:

if len(i)%2==0:

print(i)
String Check

#wap to check if the string contains atleast 1 aplphabet and 1 digit

str1=input("Input a string to be checked:")

alpha=any(i.isalpha() for i in str1)

digit=any(i.isdigit() for i in str1)

if alpha and digit:

print("alphabet and digit is present")

elif alpha:

print("alphabet present but no digit present")

elif digit:

print("digit present but no alphabet present")

else:

print("both not present")

List Programs
1)Write a python program to print the sum of elements of a list

str= [ 1,2, 5 , 7 , 8 ]

t=0

for i in str:

t=t+i

print("Sum of list: ",t)

2)Write a python program to print the multiplication of elements of a list

str= [ 1,2, 5 , 7 , 8 ]

t=1

for i in str:

t=t*i

print("Multiplication of list: ",t)

3)Write a python program to reverse a list at a specific location


l1=[17,23,57,72,91,44,55]

x= int(input("First index: "))

y= int(input("Last index: "))

z= l1[x:y]

z.reverse()

l1[x:y]=z[:]

print(l1)

4)Write a python program to remove the empty string from a list of strings

str= ["hello","","hiii"]

for i in str:

if i=="":

str.remove(i)

print("Result: ",str)

5)Write a python program to find the first non repeated number in a list

l1=[1,2,1,2,3,5,7]

for i in l1:

a=l1.index(i)

if i not in l1[a+1:]:

print(i)

break;

6)Write a python program to find all the pairs from a list whose sum is equal to
given input

l1=[1,7,2,4,3,6,9]

pairs=[]

a=int(input("List all the pairs of the l1 whose sum = "))

for i in l1:

x=l1.index(i)

for j in l1[x+1:]:

if i+j==10:
pairs.append((i,j))

print(pairs)

--List comprehension
sentence='Unity Has strenghth'

chars=[i for i in sentence]

print("All charachters=",chars)

vowels=[i for i in sentence if i in 'aeiou']

print("\nvowels=",vowels)

orig_prices=[1.25,-9.45,10.22,3.78,-5.92,1.16]

new=[i if i>0 else 0 for i in orig_prices]

print(new)

l=[-2,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8]

s1=[i*i for i in l]

print(s1)

list=['keras','tensorflow','kubernetes']

k=[i for i in list if i[0]=='k']

print(k)

list=['keras','tensorflow','kubernetes']

k=[i for i in list if i[0]=='k']

print(k)

l=['abc','bef','abcd','fegs']

new=[i for i in l if len(i)>3]

print(new)

Tuple programs are remaining will send that


tomorrow!!!!!!!!!!!!

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