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Yashi String File 1 PDF

The document contains a series of Python programming exercises that involve string manipulation. Each question requires the user to write a program to perform specific tasks such as counting characters, reversing strings, checking for palindromes, and finding substrings. The exercises range from basic string length calculations to more complex operations like counting vowels and analyzing character types.

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Yashi String File 1 PDF

The document contains a series of Python programming exercises that involve string manipulation. Each question requires the user to write a program to perform specific tasks such as counting characters, reversing strings, checking for palindromes, and finding substrings. The exercises range from basic string length calculations to more complex operations like counting vowels and analyzing character types.

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Q1.

WAP to accept a string and display its length


without using any pre-defined function.
s1=input("enter a string")
i=0
for ch in s1:
i+=1
print ("length is",i)

Q2.WAP to accept the name of a user and count


the number of vowels in that.
s1=input("enter a string")
i=0
for ch in s1:
if ch in 'aeiouAEIOU':
i+=1
print("vowels are",i)
Q3.WAP to accept a string and count the
number of words in that.
s1=input("enter the string")
i=1
for ch in s1:
if ch==' ':
i+=1
print("no. of words are",i)

Q4. WAP to accept a string and calculate its


length.
str=input("enter a string")
i=len(str)
print("length of ",str,"is",i)
Q5.WAP to accept a string and reverse it.
str=input(“enter a string”)
print(str[::-1])

Q6.WAP to accept a string and check if it is


palindrome or not.
str=input("enter a string")
i=len(str)
i=i-1
str1=" "
while i>=0:
str1=str1+str[i]
i =i-1
if str1==str:
print("palindrome")
else:
print("not")
Q7.WAP to accept a string and a character from
user and check the occurrence of that character
in the string.
str=input("enter a string ")
j=input(“enter a string character”)
i=0
for j in
str: if
ch==j:
i+=1
print("the occurence is",i)
Q8.WAP to accept a string and count the
number of capital letters ,small letters, digits
and special characters in it.
str=input("enter string")
j=0
ch=0
n=0
a=0 for i in str:
if i.isupper():
j+=1
elif i.islower():
ch+=1
elif i.isdigit():
n+=1
else:
a+=1 print("capital letters",j,"small
letters",ch,"digits",n,"special characters",a)
Q9.WAP to accept a string and print the output
in following format-:
H
HE
HEL
HELLHELL0
s1=input("enter a
string") i=len(s1) for r in
range(1,i+1):
print(s1[0:r])

Q10.WAP to accept a string and display the


string without spaces.

s=input("enter a string") print (s.replace(" ","


"))
Q11.WAP to accept a string and a sub string
from user and display the freq. of that substring
in the string.

s1=input("enter a string")
s2=input("enter a substring")
print(s1.count(s2))

Q12. WAP to accept a string and a substring and


print the second occurrence position of the
substring.
s1=input("enter a string")
s2=input("enter a substring")
if s1.count(s2)>=2:
a=s1.index(s2)
b=s1.find(s2,a+1) print(b)
Q13.WAP to accept a string and display the
ASCII code of each character.
s1=input("enter a string") for ch in s1:
print(ord(ch))

Q14.WAP to accept a string and substring and


display frequency of each vowel.
s1=input("enter a string") for
ch in 'aeiouAEIOU':
s2=s1.count(ch) print(s2)

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