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Practice Set 01

The document outlines a series of Python programming tasks for users to practice basic coding skills. Tasks include greeting a user, calculating sums, areas, conversions, simple interest, swapping values, checking even/odd, reversing strings, calculating squares and cubes, and concatenating strings. Each task is accompanied by an example input and output for clarity.

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Practice Set 01

The document outlines a series of Python programming tasks for users to practice basic coding skills. Tasks include greeting a user, calculating sums, areas, conversions, simple interest, swapping values, checking even/odd, reversing strings, calculating squares and cubes, and concatenating strings. Each task is accompanied by an example input and output for clarity.

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1.

​ Greet the User​

○​ Write a Python program that asks the user for their name and prints a greeting
message.

Example:​
Input: Enter your name: Alice

​ ​ Output: Hello, Alice! Welcome!

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2.​ A sum of Two Numbers​

○​ Write a program that takes two numbers as input and prints their sum.

Example:​
Input: 5, 8

Output: Sum = 13

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3.​ Area of a Rectangle​

○​ Ask the user to enter the length and width of a rectangle and calculate its area.

Example:​
Input: Length = 10, Width = 5

Output: Area = 50

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4.​ Convert Celsius to Fahrenheit​

○​ Take temperature in Celsius from the user and convert it to Fahrenheit using the
formula:​
F=(C×9/5)+32F = (C \times 9/5) + 32

Example:​
Input: 0

Output: Fahrenheit = 32.0


5.​ Simple Interest Calculator​

○​ Take principal amount, rate of interest, and time (years) from the user and
calculate simple interest.
○​ Formula:​
SI=(P×R×T)/100SI = (P \times R \times T) / 100

Example:​
Input: P = 1000, R = 5, T = 2

Output: Simple Interest = 100

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6.​ Swap Two Numbers​

○​ Take two numbers as input and swap their values without using a third variable.

Example:​
Input: A = 5, B = 10

Output: A = 10, B = 5

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7.​ Check Even or Odd​

○​ Take an integer as input and determine whether it is even or odd.

Example:​
Input: 7

Output: 7 is an odd number.

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8.​ Reverse a String​

○​ Take a string as input and print its reverse.

Example:​
Input: Python

Output: nohtyP
9.​ Calculate the Square and Cube of a Number​

○​ Take a number as input and print its square and cube.

Example:​
Input: 4

Output: Square = 16, Cube = 64

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10.​Concatenate Two Strings​

●​ Take two strings as input and concatenate them.

Example:​
Input: "Hello", "World"

Output: "HelloWorld"

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