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Python Exercise 4

The document contains a series of Python exercises that involve string manipulation and basic programming concepts. It includes tasks such as swapping letters, removing specific characters, counting vowels and consonants, and checking for palindromes. Additionally, it features a problem to find the smallest integer whose factorial contains ten trailing zeros.

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Python Exercise 4

The document contains a series of Python exercises that involve string manipulation and basic programming concepts. It includes tasks such as swapping letters, removing specific characters, counting vowels and consonants, and checking for palindromes. Additionally, it features a problem to find the smallest integer whose factorial contains ten trailing zeros.

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Python Exercise No.

4
1. Write a program to change the given string to a new string with first and last letters
exchanged

# A program to take a string and swap the first and last letters

stg = input('Enter the string : ')

new_stg = stg[-1] + stg[1:-1]+stg[0]

print(new_stg)

2. Write a program to display the string after deleting the nth letter from the user entered
string

# A program to remove the nth letter from the string

stg = input('Enter the string: ')

n = int(input('Enter a number to remove the letter'))

stg1 = stg[0:n-1]

stg2 = stg[n+1:]

final_stg = stg1+stg2

print(f'The string after removing the {n }th letter from the string is {final_stg}')

3. Without using len() function, write a program to find the length of the string entered

# A program to find the length of the string without using len() function

length = 0

stg = input('Enter a string: ')

for char in stg:

length += 1

print(f'Length of the string entered is : { length }')


4. Write a program to count vowels, blanks and consonants in a given sentence

# A program to count vowels, consonants and blanks in a user entered sentence

user_input = input('Enter the sentence: ')


user_input = user_input.lower()
vowels = 0; consonants = 0; blanks = 0
for each_character in user_input:
if (each_character == 'a' or each_character == 'e' or each_character == 'i' or each_character ==
'o' or each_character =='u'):
vowels += 1
elif each_character ==' ':
blanks += 1
else:
consonants += 1
print(f'Number of vowels is: {vowels} and number of blanks is: {blanks} and number of
consonants is:{consonants}')

5. Write a program that accepts a sentence from user and gives the number of words,
digits, uppercase letters and lowercase letters.

# Program to find the number of words, digits, upper case and lower case letters

word_count = 0; digit_count = 0; ucase_count = 0; lcase_count = 0


user_input = input('Enter a sentence containing digits, lower and upper case letters :')
for each_char in user_input:
if each_char.isdigit():
digit_count += 1
elif each_char.isspace():
word_count += 1
elif each_char.isupper():
ucase_count += 1
elif each_char.islower():
lcase_count += 1
else:
pass
print(f' Number of digits is: {digit_count} ')
print(f' Number of words is: {word_count+1} ')
print(f' Number of uppercase letters is is: {ucase_count} ')
print(f' Number of lowercase letters is: {lcase_count} ')
6. Write program to find the given word is a palindrome or not

# A program to find the given word is a palindrome or not


s = input('Enter the word or sentence for palindrome check')
s1 = s.lower()
s2 = s1.split()
l = len(s2)
s3 = ''
for i in range(l):
s3 = s3 + s2[i]
s4 = s3[::-1]
if s3 == s4:
print('You Entered a palindrome')
else:
print('Not a palindrome')

7. Write a program to find the smallest integer whose factorial has 10 zeros in 1st 10 places

# A program to find the smallest number whose factorial has 10 zeros in first 10 places

from math import factorial

for i in range(20,100):

s = str(factorial(i))

length = len(s)

if s[length-10:] == '0000000000':

break

print(i,factorial(i))

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