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Lab Task 1

The document outlines a lab task involving the installation of Anaconda IDE, requiring a screenshot as proof. It includes programming exercises such as checking for a key in a dictionary, converting C++ code to Python for calculating net pay, finding the smallest of three numbers, and sorting a list of integers. These tasks aim to enhance Python programming skills.

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Lab Task 1

The document outlines a lab task involving the installation of Anaconda IDE, requiring a screenshot as proof. It includes programming exercises such as checking for a key in a dictionary, converting C++ code to Python for calculating net pay, finding the smallest of three numbers, and sorting a list of integers. These tasks aim to enhance Python programming skills.

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Lab Task

1. After successfully installing the Anaconda IDE, take a screenshot of the Anaconda Navigator
interface or the command line showing Anaconda's version. Submit the screenshot as proof of
installation.
2. Write a Python script to check if a given key already exists in a dictionary.
3. Convert the given C++ code into python:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main() {

double basicPay, houseRent, netPay;

cout << "Enter the basic pay: ";


cin >> basicPay;

// Calculate house rent based on the basic pay


if (basicPay < 30000)
{
houseRent = 0.30 * basicPay;
}
else if (basicPay >= 30000 && basicPay <= 50000)
{
houseRent = 0.40 * basicPay;
}
else
{
houseRent = 0.50 * basicPay;
}
netPay = basicPay + houseRent;

cout << "Basic Pay: " << basicPay << endl;


cout << "House Rent: " << houseRent << endl;
cout << "Net Pay: " << netPay << endl;

return 0;}
4. Write a program that reads three numbers and prints the smallest one.
5. Write a program that reads a list of integers and sort them in ascending order.

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