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Python Tour 2 Type C Programming Practice

The document contains three programming exercises in Python. The first program validates a phone number format, the second analyzes sentences for word count, character count, and alphanumeric percentage, and the third adds corresponding elements of two lists to create a new list. Each exercise includes example code and comments explaining the functionality.

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Python Tour 2 Type C Programming Practice

The document contains three programming exercises in Python. The first program validates a phone number format, the second analyzes sentences for word count, character count, and alphanumeric percentage, and the third adds corresponding elements of two lists to create a new list. Each exercise includes example code and comments explaining the functionality.

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Python Tour 2 - Type C: Programming Practice/Knowledge Based Questions

Question 1:

Write a program that prompts the user to enter a phone number consisting of exactly 10 digits and two

dashes (-).

The dashes must appear after the area code (first 3 digits) and after the next 3 digits.

Example: 017-555-1212.

Display whether the phone number entered is valid format or not.

# Program to validate the phone number format

phNo = input("Enter the phone number: ") # Prompt user for phone number

length = len(phNo) # Calculate length of input

# Check all conditions for valid phone number

if length == 12 and phNo[3] == "-" and phNo[7] == "-" and phNo[:3].isdigit() and phNo[4:7].isdigit() and

phNo[8:].isdigit():

print("Valid Phone Number")

else:

print("Invalid Phone Number")

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Question 2:

Write a program that prompts the user to type some sentences followed by "Enter".

It should then print the original sentences and display the following statistics:

- Number of words

- Number of characters (including spaces and punctuation)

- Percentage of characters that are alphanumeric

# Program to analyze a sentence

str = input("Enter a few sentences: ") # Take sentence input

length = len(str) # Total characters including space


spaceCount = 0 # Count of spaces

alnumCount = 0 # Count of alphanumeric characters

# Loop through each character

for ch in str:

if ch.isspace(): # If character is space

spaceCount += 1

elif ch.isalnum(): # If character is alphanumeric

alnumCount += 1

# Calculate percentage

alnumPercent = alnumCount / length * 100

print("Original Sentences:")

print(str)

print("Number of words =", (spaceCount + 1)) # Words are space+1

print("Number of characters =", length)

print("Alphanumeric Percentage =", alnumPercent)

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Question 3:

Write a program that takes two lists L and M of the same size and adds their elements together to form a new

list N.

# Program to add corresponding elements of two lists

print("Enter two lists of same size")

L = eval(input("Enter first list (L): ")) # Input first list

M = eval(input("Enter second list (M): ")) # Input second list

N = [] # Initialize empty list for result

# Loop through each element by index

for i in range(len(L)):
N.append(L[i] + M[i]) # Add corresponding elements

print("List N:")

print(N)

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