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The document outlines various programming tasks and concepts in Python, including basic language operations, modularization, object-oriented programming, exception handling, and file handling. It provides specific instructions for creating functions, classes, and handling user input, as well as managing data through files. Each section contains practical exercises aimed at reinforcing the understanding of Python programming principles.

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Python Assignment

The document outlines various programming tasks and concepts in Python, including basic language operations, modularization, object-oriented programming, exception handling, and file handling. It provides specific instructions for creating functions, classes, and handling user input, as well as managing data through files. Each section contains practical exercises aimed at reinforcing the understanding of Python programming principles.

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Language Basics:

1. Print a greeting message saying “Welcome to Python – It is a great language!!! “


2. Define a variable and display the type of that variable
3. Write a program that asks the user for a first name and then asks the user for a last name. The
program should print the first and last names together on the same line.
4. Write a program that prompts for a string and a number and prints out the string the number of
times indicated by the number.
5. Enter an email address from the user and check if the address is valid (hint – check for the
presence of @ sign)
6. Input your age into a variable called age. Have the computer printout how old you'll be eight
years from now, ten years from now, twenty-four years from now.
7. Write a program that asks a user for five flowers, and then store them in a list called flowerlist
and print them out in alphabetical order.
8. You are a shopkeeper who sells fruits. All the fruits that you sell have been stored in a dictionary
as name vs price. You read through the dictionary and let your customers know about the
details.
9. Ask the user to input a number between 1 to 10.Give the user 3 chances to enter the number
correctly. If the user enters correctly then print the number entered by the user. Else quit with
an error message saying “Sorry, your chances are over!!!”

Modularization:

1. How will you find the contents in a module?


2. Create a function that takes a person's name and prints "Hello, <person's name>."
3. Create a function that takes in a number and returns the square of that number.
4. Create a function that takes name of students and their scores as arguments. The number of
scores entered for a student might vary. Inside the function calculate the total score of the
student and print the message “Hi <name>, Your total score is <totalscore>”
5. Create a python module called as calculator and keep the following functions in that
module:
Add – for adding numbers ( any number of arguments) and return the result
Subtract – for subtracting two numbers and return the result
Multiply – for multiplying two numbers and return the result
Divide – for dividing two numbers and return the result
Create a python script file and call the above functions in the file.
6. How do you see which are the “builtins” available?
7. How do you check the entries in your local symbol table?

Object Oriented Concepts:

1. Create a class called Student which has the following specifications :


A class level variable  StudentCount
Instance variables  name, age, stream
Constructor (with arguments)  for initializing the instance variables
Method displayStudent()  to display a student object printing its name, age, and
stream
Method displayStudentCount()  to display the current count of students
Create 3 student objects
Call the displayStudent() method for each object
Print the total count of students

2. Create a class Rectangle which has following members.


Instance variables  length, breadth (both private in nature)
Constructor to initialize the instance variables – length and breadth
Method calArea( ) which should return area of the rectangle.

Create 5 objects of Rectangle. Get the data from user through keyboard and set in all
objects. Print the area of every object

3. Create a class Shape having following method:


draw( ) – Printing “This is generic shape”
rotate( ) -- Printing “Rotating generically”
Create a class Circle extending Shape class.
draw( ) should display message “Circle Drawn”.
rotate( ) should display message “Circle Rotated”.
Create a class Rectangle extending Shape class.
draw( ) should display message “Rectangle Drawn”.
rotate( ) should display message “Rectangle Rotated”.
Create an object of Circle and Rectangle. Call draw and rotate methods to display
appropriate messages.

4. Create a class Parent with following members:


Instance variables  name, age
Constructor to initialize the instance variables – name and age
Method  parentDetails() --- printing name and age
Create a class Employee with following members:
Instance variables  eid, designation
Constructor to initialize the instance variables – eid and designation
Method  employeeDetails() --- printing eid and designation
Create a class Person which inherits from both Parent and Employee
Constructor to initialize the instance variables
Method  personDetails()  printing name, age, eid and designation
Create an object of Person class and call the personDetails(), ParentDetails() and
employeeDetails() methods to see the result.
Exception Handling:

1. Create a class Average having following methods:


printAverage (totalSum, totalNumber ) – method to print average based on the arguments
passed
computeAverage(sum, number ) – method to actually calculate and return the average
Call computeAverage method from printAverage method

Ask user to enter value of total sum and total number.


Call printAverage to calculate and print average.
Handle probable Exceptions.

2. Create a class Customer having following members:


private custNo
private custName
private custPhone
Constructor to initialize all instance variables
Getter methods for all instance variables
Method – displayCustomer()  printing customer details

Ask user to enter customer details.


Check if custPhone is a 10 digit number.
If yes then create the Customer object and call the displayCustomer() method.
If not then raise user defined exception called InvalidPhoneException.

File Handling:

1. Write a program to read each line of the file one by one and display output with a line number
in the beginning.

2. Create a file names.txt and store 10 different user names in that file, one user name in one line.
Now write a script that accepts user name as command line argument, checks whether a similar
name exists in names.txt, if yes, it asks you to provide the Age, Salary and Phone no for that user
and store all these details in a file called userdata.txt in the current directory.

3. Provide source file and destination file names as command line arguments. Perform following
functionality:
Program should copy contents of source file to destination file
If source file does not exist, display appropriate error message
If destination file does not exist, it should be created.
If destination file already exist, program should ask Want to Overwrite? (yes/no). If user selects
Yes then overwrite otherwise append

4. Create a class Employee having members as follows:


private empNo
private empName
private empBasic
Constructor to initialize members
Getter methods for all instance variables

Ask user to enter details of an employee and set them in an Employee object.
Store details of this object in a file emp.txt
Read employee details from the file and display those details

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