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Computer Programming Final Exam With Keys

The document contains a code fragment with multiple syntax and runtime errors, along with their identification and corrections. It also includes outputs for three separate code snippets and provides solutions for two coding tasks: counting substring occurrences and converting a decimal number to octave representation. The corrected code and outputs are clearly presented for each section.

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Computer Programming Final Exam With Keys

The document contains a code fragment with multiple syntax and runtime errors, along with their identification and corrections. It also includes outputs for three separate code snippets and provides solutions for two coding tasks: counting substring occurrences and converting a decimal number to octave representation. The corrected code and outputs are clearly presented for each section.

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Part I: Find the errors in the following code fragment and identify the error as (Syntax or

Runtime error). Finally write the correct code in the given space. (8 points)
Note: The first line of code is line number 1.

1.
Def 1PrintChars(myString):
stringLength = len(mystring)
for i in range(stringlength + 1)
my_char = myString[i]
print(my_char)
PrintChars("hi")
PrintChars(1234)
PrintChars("this is fun)

Error Identification (4 points)

Line number Error type Description


1 Syntax The def key work is not used properly. It
should be def rather than Def.
1 Syntax Function identifiers names shouldn’t start with
number.
2 Syntax There is a use of undefined variable. The
function parameter is myString not mystring
3 Syntax There is a use of undefined variable. The string
length identifier should be replaced with
stringLength.
3 Runtime Index error. The argument to range function
should be replaced with stringLength.
7 Runtime Type error.
Two answers:
- Put the argument to the function
inside a quote.
- Put a condition to check whether the
passed condition is a string.
8 Syntax The argument should be put inside a quote.

Write the correct code in the given box (4 points)


def PrintChars(myString):
assert type(myString) == str, "The argument should be string"
stringLength = len(myString)
for i in range(stringLength):
my_char = myString[i]
print(my_char)

PrintChars("hi")
PrintChars("1234")
PrintChars(1234)

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Part II: Write the output of the following programs in the provided space (7 points each)

1.
sum = 0
for i in range(2,12,4):
for j in range( i, 0 , -2):
sum+= i + j
print("i = ",i," j = ",j," sum = ", sum)
if(sum > 50):
break
print("Finally sum = ", sum)

Write the output here

i = 2 j = 2 sum = 4

i = 6 j = 6 sum = 16

i = 6 j = 4 sum = 26

i = 6 j = 2 sum = 34

i = 10 j = 10 sum = 54

Finally sum = 54

2.
count=10
def myFun(count):
for i in range(10):
if(i%3 == 0 or i%2 == 0):
continue
else:
while(count >= i ):
print(count , "-" , i , "=" , count-i)
count=int(count/2)
print(i , "+" , count , "=" , count+i)
myFun(6)

Write the output here

6-1=5

3-1=2

1-1=0

1+0=1

5+0=5

7+0=7
2
3.
def check_number(n):
cond=False
assert n>1
if n==2:
cond=True
for num in range(2, n):
if n%num==0:
cond=True
break
return cond
n=6
print( check_number(n))

Write the output here

True

Part III: Write code

1. (7 points) Write a function the number of times a sub string occurs inside a string. The function
has two parameters the first is string which is actual string and the second is the substring.
NOTE: String letters are case-sensitive.

Example: count_substring(“ABCDCCDC”,”CDC”) outputs 2.

def count_substring(string, sub_string):


count = 0
for i in range(len(string)):
current = string[i:i+len(sub_string)]
if(current == sub_string):
count += 1
return count

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2. (8 points) Write a function to convert a decimal representation of a positive integer to octave
representation using while loop. (Hint: Octave representation is the number representation to
the base eight).
Note: The output should also be type int.
Example:
The output of the function call: convert_to_octave(10) is 12.

def convert_to_octave(n):
octave = 0
i = 1
while(n != 0):
rem = n%8
octave = (rem * i) + octave
n = n//8
i = i * 10
return octave
print(convert_to_octave(1))

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