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The document contains practical exercises demonstrating the use of arithmetic, logical, and bitwise operators in Python, along with control flow statements like if-else and loops. Each section includes code snippets and expected outputs for various operations. The exercises are attributed to a student named Mane Priti Shrinivas with a roll number of 24/36-28.

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3,4,5

The document contains practical exercises demonstrating the use of arithmetic, logical, and bitwise operators in Python, along with control flow statements like if-else and loops. Each section includes code snippets and expected outputs for various operations. The exercises are attributed to a student named Mane Priti Shrinivas with a roll number of 24/36-28.

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Practical No.

Name: Mane Priti Shrinivas Roll No:24/36-28


Arithmetic Operators

num1 = 10 num2 = 3 #

Addition addition = num1

+ num2 print("Addition:",

addition)

# Subtraction subtraction =
num1 - num2

print("Subtraction:", subtraction)

# Multiplication multiplication =

num1 * num2 print("Multiplication:",

multiplication)

# Division division =
num1 / num2

print("Division:", division)

# Floor Division floor_division =

num1 // num2 print("Floor Division:",

floor_division)

# Modulus modulus = num1


% num2 print("Modulus:",
modulus) # Exponentiation
exponentiation = num1 **
num2
print("Exponentiation:",

exponentiation)

Output:

Logical Operators
# Define two boolean variables

a = True b = False

# Logical AND and_result = a and

b print("Logical AND:",

and_result)

# Logical OR or_result = a or

print("Logical OR:", or_result)

# Logical NOT not_result_a = not a not_result_b

= not b
print("Logical NOT of a:", not_result_a)

print("Logical NOT of b:", not_result_b) Output:

Bitwise Operators

# Define two numbers

a = 10 b = 4

# Bitwise AND and_result = a &

b print("Bitwise AND:",

and_result)

# Bitwise OR or_result

=a|b

print("Bitwise OR:", or_result)

# Bitwise XOR xor_result = a ^ b

print("Bitwise XOR:", xor_result)

# Bitwise NOT not_result_a

= ~a not_result_b = ~b
print("Bitwise NOT of a:", not_result_a)

print("Bitwise NOT of b:", not_result_b) # Bitwise


left shift left_shift_a = a << 1 left_shift_b = b << 1

print("Bitwise left shift of a by 1:", left_shift_a)

print("Bitwise left shift of b by 1:", left_shift_b)

# Bitwise right shift right_shift_a = a >> 1

right_shift_b = b >> 1 print("Bitwise right shift of

a by 1:", right_shift_a) print("Bitwise right shift of

b by 1:", right_shift_b)

Output:
Practical No.4
Name: Mane Priti Shrinivas Roll No:24/36-28
if Statement
if 10 > 5: print("10
greater than 5")

print("Program ended")

Output:

If…..else Statement

x = 3 if x ==
4:
print("Yes")
else:

print("No")

Output:

Nested if Statement
num = 15 if num > 10:
print("Number is greater than 10.")

if num % 2 == 0:

print("Number is even.")

else: print("Number is

odd.") Output:
Practical No.5

Name: Mane Priti Shrinivas Roll No:24/36-28


While Loop
i = 1 while i

<= 5:

print(i)

i += 1

Output:

For Loop

text = "Hello" for

char in text:

print(char) Output:

Nested Loops

n = 5 for i in range(n):

for j in range(n - i - 1):


print(" ", end="") for k

in range(2 * i + 1):

print("*", end="") print()

Output:

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