PYTHON

January 1
PROGRAM
S 2025

NAME : KUSH MEHRA A.I.

CLASS : 10th ROSE
PRACTICA
ROLL NO. : 14
SUBJECT TEACHER : Ms. ASHA
L FILE
1.Write a program to add the elements of the two lists.
31-132.45,403
22-135,30,42,391
print("*** List 81
print (51, len (S1))
print("*** List S2)
print (82, len (82))
All-81-52
print("** List All ****
print (All, len (All))
Output:
List S1
(32, 45, 40) 3
**List 52
(35, 30, 42, 38] 4
List All**
(32, 45, 40, 35, 30, 42, 38] 7

2. Write a program to calculate mean, median and mode

using NumPy of the following list of distance travelled by
a car in a week:
[95,90,49,71,90,100,55]
Ans import statistics
d [95,90,49,71,90,100,55)
statistica.mean (d)
m2 statistics.median (d)
m3 statistics.mode(d)
print("The mean is: ", ml)
print("The median is: ", m2)
print("The mode is: ", m3)
Output:
The mean is: 78.57142857142857
The median is: 90
The mode is: 90
Write a program to display line chart from (2,5) to (9,10).
Output
Ans import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
#Deline X and Y variable data
X=np-array([2,3,9,10))
Y=x×2
plt.plot(x, y)
plt.xlabel("X-axis") add X-axis label
plt.ylabel("Y-axis"). #add Y-axis label plt.title("Line
Chart") # add title plt.show()
3.Write a program to display a scatter chart for the
following points (2,5), (9,10), (8,3),(5,7),(6,18).
Ans. Import matplotlib.pyplot as pit
import numpy as np
(2,5), (9,10), (8,3), (5,7), (6,18)
x= np.array([2,9,8,5,6])
ynp.array([(5,10,3,7,18))
plt.xlabel("X-axis") add X-axis label
plt.ylabel("Y-axis") add Y-axis label
plt.title("Scatter Chart") # add title
plt.scatter(x, y)
plt.show()

5. Read csv file saved in your system and display 10

rows.
Ans import esv
With open(‘CLASS.CSV’, ‘a’, newline=””) as CF:
Cwcsv.writer (CF)
Cw.writerow([‘Acim No’, ‘Name’, ‘Percentage’])
Cw.writerow ([111, ‘AmanVerma’, 871)
Cw.writerow([152, ‘Vartika Sen’, 891)
CW.writerow([123, ‘Shipra Virmani’,801)
CW.writerow ([214, ‘Jyoti Batra’,781)
CW.writerow ([167, ‘Ayana Joshi’,92])
CW.writerow ([142, ‘Ekta Mishra’, 761)
Cw.writerow([216, ‘Mansi Kapoor’, 721)
CW.writerow([147, ‘ShivaniMonga’, 811)
CW.writerow([181, ‘Poonam Gupta’, 67])
with open (“CLASS.CSV”, “r”) as CF:
CV csv.reader (cF, delimiter=’,’)
For c in CV:
Print ©
Output:
[‘Adm No’, ‘Name’, ‘Percentage’]
[‘111’, ‘AmanVerma’, ‘87’]
[‘152’, ‘Vartika Sen’, ‘89’]
[‘123’, ‘ShipraVirmani’, ‘80’]
[‘214’, ‘JyotiBatra’, ‘78’]

(‘Adm No’, ‘Name’, ‘Percentage’]

(‘111’, ‘AmanVerma’, ‘87’]5. Read csv file saved in your
system and display 10 rows.
1152. Vartika Sen', 89'
[123. ShipraVirmani, 80
[214, JyotiBatra'. 178]
[167, Ayana Joshi', '927
[142', 'Ekta Mishra, 76]
[216", "Mansi Kapoor', '72]
[147", "ShivaniMonga', '81']
[181", "Poonam Gupta', '67']

6. Read csv file saved in your system and display its

information.
Ans. Smportcav
with open ("Books.csv", "w") as CF:
cwcsv.writer (CF)
cw.writerow('Bookno', 'Bookname', 'Price"])
CW.writerow( 'B101', 'The Kite Runner', 5001)
cW.writerow(['B102', 'Julius Ceasar', 250])
cw.writerow(['B103', 'Fault in our Stars',6501)
ow.writerow(['B111', 'Freedom Fighters', 1100])
try:
with open ("Books.csv", "r") as CF:
CR-csv.reader (CF)
for L in CR:
print (L)
except FileNotFoundError:
print ("File Not Found")
Output:
['Bookno', 'Bookname', 'Price']
['B101', 'The Kite Runner', '500']
['B102', 'Julius Ceasar', '250']
['B103', 'Fault in our Stars', '650']
['B111', 'Freedom Fighters', '1100']

7. Write a program to read an image and display using

Python library: import cv2, matplotlib Upload an image of
your favourite city in the world on the screen and give a
proper title to it.

Ans. Program:
import cv2
from matplotlib import pyplot as pit
import numpy as np
img= cv2.imread('D:\London.jpg')
plt.imshow(img)
Plecitier My Favourite City’
Plt.axis(‘off’)
Pit.show
Output:

8.Write a program to read an image and identify its

shape using Python.
Ans import cv2
From matplotlib import pyplot as plt
Import numpy as np
Image cv2.imread(‘D:\Panda.jpg’)
Height, width, channels image.snape
Print(“Image shape:”)
Print(“lleight:”, height)
Print(“Width:”, width)
Print(“Number of channels:”, channels)
Output

9.vowels and somenesWite a program te input a string

and display the count of
Ans Program
ati
conaanantsP for i in REET it in metoUAE TOU vowels-1
consonants
print("the number of vowelsr". vowelsi
print("The number of consonants", consonants)
Output
Please enter a string as you wish: Orange Education
The number of vowels: 8
The number of consonants: 8

10. Write a program to input a string and display the

string in the reverse order
Ans. Program:
detreverse_string(str):
stri for i in atrrstrl 1 atrl
return strl
str "Artificial Intelligence"
print("The original string is: "str)
print("The reverse string is", reverse string (str))
Output:
The original string is: ArtificialIntelligence
The reverse string is ecnegilletnllaicifitrA

11. Write a Python code to take the input of a number n

and then find and display its factorial (n). For ange
515x4x3x2x1 i.e., 120.
Ans. Program:
int (input("Enter a number: "))
factorial 1
if n < 0:
print(“Factorial does not exist for negative numbers”)
n=0
print(“The factorial of O is 1”)
aise:
for I in range(I,n)
factorial factoriali
print(“The factorial of “in,” is”, factorial)
Output:
Enter a number: 7
The factorial of 7 is 5040

12.Write a Python code to input the lengths of the three

sides of a triangle and display whether a triangle can be
formed with the inputs or not. If a triangle can be formed
then display whether the triangle will be scalene,
isosceles or equilateral triangle.
Program:
Print(“Input the sides of the triangle: “)
Aint(input(“A: “))
Bint(input(“B: “))
C = (input(“C: “))
If ABC
Print(“Equilateral triangle”)
Elif A ==B or B = aC or lambda == mathbb C
Print(“isosceles triangle”)
Else:
Print(“Scalene triangle”)
Output:
Input the sides of the triangle.
A 10
8. 10
C: 10
Equilateral triangle

13. Write a program to input two numbers and display

the LCM of the two numbers
Example
Ans. Program:
Def calculate_lcm (x, y) :
If x >y: greater = x
Else:
Greater-y
While (True):
If(greaterx0) and (greatery-01):
Ics greater
Denak
Greater
Return icm
Nuelinttinput(“Enter first number: “))
NumInt (input(“Enter second number: “))
Print (“The L.C.M. of”, numi. “and”, num2, “is”,
calculate_icm(numi, num2))
Output:
Enter first number: 5
Enter second number: 6
The LC.M. of 5 and 6 is 30

14. Write a program to input a number and display

whether it is a palindrome or not.
Ans. Program:
Num-int(input(“Enter a number:”))
Temp-num
Rev-0
While (num>0):
Dig-num 10 zev-rev 10-dig num-num//10
If (temp—rev):
Print(“The number is a palindrome!”)
Else:
Print(“The number is not a palindrome!”)
Output:
Enter a number:1002001
The number is a palindrome!

15. Write a program to input a number and display

whether it is a prime number or not.
Ans. Program:
Numint (input(“Enter a number: “))
If num> 1:
For I in range(2, int (num/2)+1);
If num1)0:
Print(num, is not prime)
Break
Else:
Printínum, “is a prime number”)
else
print thum, "is a composite number")
Output:
Enter a number: 12
12 is not a prime number

16. Write a program to input two numbers and swap both

the numbers without using the third number.
Ans. Program:
x = int (input ("Enter the value of x: "))
y = 1 int (input("Enter the value of y: ")) print ("Numbers
before swapping: d x - x + y print("Numbers after
swapping: Ad \d\n" h (x, y) ) d\n" (x,y))
y-x-y
x-x-y
Output:
Enter the value of * 22
Enter the value of * 14
Numbers before swapping: 22 14
Numbers after swapping: 14 22

17. Using Numpy Package:

Create a 4 * 2 array with random integer.
Create 3 * 3 array with all zeros.
Ans. Program:
Import numpy as np
arraylnp.random.randint(0, 10, (4, 2))
print("4x2 Array with Random Integers:")
print (array1)
import numpy as np
array2 np.zeros((3, 3))
print("\n3x3 Array with Zeros:")
print(array2)
Output:
4x2 Array with Random Integers:
[126]
1777
[65]
19
3x3 Array with Zeros:
[10.0.0.1
10.0.0.1
10.0.0]

18. Using Matplotlib and the given data, plot a bar chart
No of people voted (23.45.31.40.35)
Area covered = [‘al,a2, a3 a4 a51
Ans. Program:
Import matplotlib.pyplot as pit
No_of people voted – 123,45,31,40,351
Pit.bar(‘a’,’a’,’3’, ‘a’, ‘a’), No_of_people_voted)
Pit.title(‘Bar Chart”)
Plt.ylabel(‘No of people voted’)
Pit.show()
Output:

19. Using Matplotlib and the given data, plot a line chart:
X-axis [3,4,6,2,81
Y-axis
Ans. Program:
19,10,8,7,61
Import matplotlib.pyplot as pit
Import numpy as np
Xnp.array([3,4,6,2,8))
Ynp.array([9,10,8,7,611
Plt.plot(x, y)
Plt.show()

20. Using Matplotlib and the given data, Plot a pie chart:
Data (45,23,41,78,651
Ans. Program:
From matplotlib import pyplot as pit
Import numpy as np
Fig plt.figure()
Axfig.add_axes ((0,0,1,1])
Ax.axisf’equal’)
Data (45,23,41,78,651
Ax.pie (Data, autopot=’41.21%)
Pit.show()
Output: