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The document contains a series of Python code snippets that address various programming tasks, including counting vowels and consonants in a string, checking for palindromes, finding the smallest and largest elements in a list, separating elements by odd and even indices, searching for an element in a list, and collecting student details with their marks. Each task is presented as a question followed by the corresponding code implementation. The code snippets demonstrate basic programming concepts such as loops, conditionals, and data structures.

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Question number 9

# Input string from user

Input_str = input(“Type the string: “)

Vowel_count = 0

Consonant_count = 0

Vowel = set(“aeiouAEIOU”).

# Counting vowels and consonants

For alphabet in input_str:

If alphabet in vowel:

Vowel_count += 1

Elif alphabet == chr(32):

Consonant_count = consonant_count

Else:

Consonant_count += 1

Print(f”Number of Vowels in ‘{input_str}’: {vowel_count}”)

Print(f”Number of Consonants in ‘{input_str}’: {consonant_count}”)

# Counting uppercase and lowercase letters

Uppercase_count = 0

Lowercase_count = 0

For elem in input_str:

If elem.isupper():

Uppercase_count += 1

Elif elem.islower():

Lowercase_count += 1

Print(f”Number of UPPER Case letters in ‘{input_str}’: {uppercase_count}”)


Print(f”Number of lower case letters in ‘{input_str}’: {lowercase_count}”)

QUESTION NUMBER 10

# Input string from user

Input_str = input(“Enter a string: “)

Reversed_str = “”

# Reverse the string

For element in input_str[::-1]:

Reversed_str += element

# Check if the input string is a palindrome

If input_str == reversed_str:

Print(f”{input_str} is a Palindrome string”)

Else:

Print(f”{input_str} is NOT a Palindrome string”)

QUESTION NUMBER 11

List1 = []

# Input number of elements to put in list

Num = int(input(“Enter number of elements in the list: “))

# Iterating till num to append elements in list


For I in range(1, num + 1):

Element = int(input(“Enter element: “))

List1.append(element)

# Print the smallest element

Print(“Smallest element in List1 is:”, min(list1))

QUESTION NUMBER 12

# Entering 5 elements in the list

Mylist = []

Print(“Enter 5 elements for the list:”)

For I in range(5):

Value = int(input())

Mylist.append(value)

# Printing original list

Print(“The original list: “ + str(mylist))

#Separating odd and even index elements

Odd_i = []

Even_i = []

For I in range(len(mylist)):

If I % 2:

Even_i.append(mylist[i])

Else:

Odd_i.append(mylist[i])
Result = odd_i + even_i

# Print result

Print(“Separated odd and even index list: “ + str(result))

QUESTION NUMBER 13

# Entering 5 elements in the list

Mylist = []

Print(“Enter 5 elements for the list:”)

For I in range(5):

Value = int(input())

Mylist.append(value)

#Asking for the element to search

Element = int(input(“Enter an element to search: “))

# Searching for the element in the list

For I in range(5):

If element == mylist[i]:

Print(“\nElement found at Index:”, i)

Print(“Element found at Position:”, I + 1)

QUESTION NUMBER 14
# Create empty list

Mylist = []

Number = int(input(‘How many elements to put in the list: ‘))

# Iterating to append elements in the list

For n in range(number):

Element = int(input(‘Enter element: ‘))

Mylist.append(element)

# Print the maximum and minimum elements in the list

Print(“Maximum element in the list is:”, max(mylist))

Print(“Minimum element in the list is:”, min(mylist))

QUESTION NUMBER 15

# Enter number of students

No_of_std = int(input(“Enter number of students: “))

Result = {}

# Enter details for each student

For I in range(no_of_std):

Print(“Enter Details of student No.”, I + 1)

Roll_no = int(input(“Roll No: “))

Std_name = input(“Student Name: “)

Marks = int(input(“Marks: “))

Result[roll_no] = [std_name, marks]


# Print the result dictionary

Print(result)

# Display names of students who have got marks more than 75

Print(“Student(s) who scored more than 75 marks:”)

For student in result:

If result[student][1] > 75:

Print(result[student][0])

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