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The document outlines practical exercises for a Python programming course, including counting uppercase and lowercase letters, generating a random float, demonstrating math functions, and showcasing string functions. Each exercise is accompanied by sample code and expected output. The document serves as a guide for students to practice and understand various Python functionalities.

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The document outlines practical exercises for a Python programming course, including counting uppercase and lowercase letters, generating a random float, demonstrating math functions, and showcasing string functions. Each exercise is accompanied by sample code and expected output. The document serves as a guide for students to practice and understand various Python functionalities.

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Gramin Technical and Management Campus

Department of computer engineering


Subject/code: -Python/22616

Name:-Pranusha Shiddhodhan Birhade

DOP: DOS:-

Practical No 10
1) the number of upper case letters and lower case letters.

Code:-
def count_case_letters(input_string):

upper_case_count = 0

lower_case_count = 0

for char in input_string:

if char.isupper():

upper_case_count += 1

elif char.islower():

lower_case_count += 1

return upper_case_count, lower_case_count

input_str = "Hello World!"

upper_count, lower_count = count_case_letters(input_str)

print(f"Uppercase letters: {upper_count}")

print(f"Lowercase letters: {lower_count}")

Output:-
2) Write a Python program to generate a random float where the value is
between 5 and 50 using Python math module.

Code:-
import random

import math

random_float = random.uniform(5, 50)

print(f"Random float between 5 and 50: {random_float}")

Output:-
3) Write Python program to demonstrate math built-in functions.

Code:-
import math

def demonstrate_math_functions():

print("Math Constants:")

print(f"Pi: {math.pi}")

print(f"Euler's number (e): {math.e}")

print()

num = 16

print("Basic Mathematical Functions:")

print(f"Square root of {num}: {math.sqrt(num)}")

print(f"Factorial of {num}: {math.factorial(num)}")

print(f"Ceiling of {num}: {math.ceil(num)}")

print(f"Floor of {num}: {math.floor(num)}")

print()

angle = 45

radians = math.radians(angle)

print("Trigonometric Functions:")

print(f"Sine of {angle} degrees: {math.sin(radians)}")

print(f"Cosine of {angle} degrees: {math.cos(radians)}")

print(f"Tangent of {angle} degrees: {math.tan(radians)}")

print()

print("Exponential and Logarithmic Functions:")

print(f"Exponential of 2: {math.exp(2)}")

print(f"Natural logarithm of e: {math.log(math.e)}")

print(f"Logarithm base 10 of 100: {math.log10(100)}")

print()
base = 2

exponent = 3

print("Power and Modulus Functions:")

print(f"{base} raised to the power of {exponent}: {math.pow(base, exponent)}")

print(f"Modulus of {num} by 3: {math.fmod(num, 3)}")

print()

print("Rounding Functions:")

float_num = 5.7

print(f"Round {float_num} to nearest integer: {round(float_num)}")

print(f"Truncate {float_num}: {math.trunc(float_num)}")

if __name__ == "__main__":

demonstrate_math_functions()

Output:-
4) Write Python program to demonstrate string built-in functions

Code:-
def demonstrate_string_functions():

sample_string = " Hello, World! "

another_string = "Python is awesome!"

print("Original String:")

print(f"'{sample_string}'")

print()

print("1. Length of the string:")

print(f"Length: {len(sample_string)}")

print()

print("2. String Methods:")

print(f"Uppercase: {sample_string.upper()}")

print(f"Lowercase: {sample_string.lower()}")

print(f"Title Case: {sample_string.title()}")

print(f"Swap Case: {sample_string.swapcase()}")

print()

print("3. Stripping Whitespace:")

print(f"Original: '{sample_string}'")

print(f"Stripped: '{sample_string.strip()}'")

print(f"Left Stripped: '{sample_string.lstrip()}'")

print(f"Right Stripped: '{sample_string.rstrip()}'")

print()

print("4. Finding Substrings:")

print(f"Find 'World': {sample_string.find('World')}")

print(f"Find 'Python': {sample_string.find('Python')} (not found returns -1)")

print()
print("5. Replacing Substrings:")

print(f"Replace 'World' with 'Python': {sample_string.replace('World', 'Python')}")

print()

print("6. Splitting and Joining Strings:")

words = another_string.split()

print(f"Split into words: {words}")

joined_string = ' '.join(words)

print(f"Joined back: '{joined_string}'")

print()

print("7. Checking String Properties:")

print(f"Is Alphanumeric: {another_string.isalnum()}")

print(f"Is Alphabetic: {another_string.isalpha()}")

print(f"Is Numeric: '123'.isnumeric() -> {'123'.isnumeric()}")

print(f"Is Lowercase: {another_string.islower()}")

print(f"Is Uppercase: {another_string.isupper()}")

print()

name = "Alice"

age = 30

print("8. String Formatting:")

formatted_string = f"My name is {name} and I am {age} years old."

print(formatted_string)

if __name__ == "__main__":

demonstrate_string_functions()
Output:-

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