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The document contains various Python programs that perform tasks such as calculating the median and mode of a list, finding the minimum and maximum values within a specified range, replacing values in a list, calculating cumulative sums, and managing employee data in dictionaries. It also includes functionalities for counting characters in a string, converting numbers to words, identifying overlapping keys between dictionaries, and checking if one dictionary is contained within another. Additionally, it features a simple user authentication system using usernames and passwords stored in a dictionary.

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The document contains various Python programs that perform tasks such as calculating the median and mode of a list, finding the minimum and maximum values within a specified range, replacing values in a list, calculating cumulative sums, and managing employee data in dictionaries. It also includes functionalities for counting characters in a string, converting numbers to words, identifying overlapping keys between dictionaries, and checking if one dictionary is contained within another. Additionally, it features a simple user authentication system using usernames and passwords stored in a dictionary.

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MEDIAN

lst = eval(input ("Enter the List :- "))


feq = []
for i in lst :
feq += [lst.count(i)]
feq.sort()
for i in lst :
if feq[-1] == lst.count(i):
print("Mode = ",i)
Break
MODE
lst = eval(input ("Enter the List :- "))
feq = []
for i in lst :
feq += [lst.count(i)]
feq.sort()
for i in lst :
if feq[-1] == lst.count(i):
print("Mode = ",i)
Break
Min and max range
lst = eval(input("Enter a list :-"))
start = int(input("Enter starting index :-"))
stop = int(input("Enter stoping index :-"))
print( "Max :-", max( lst [ start : stop ] ) )
print("Min :- ", min( lst [ start : stop ] ))

Ask the user to enter a list containing numbers between 1 and 12 then replace all of the entries in the list that are greater than 10
with 10

a = eval(input ("Enter the list ="))


for i in range(len(a)) :
if a[i] > 10 :
a[i] = 10
print ("New list ",a)

Cumulative sum of a list [a, b, c...] is defined as [a, a + b, a + b + c, ...). Write a program to input a list of number and then create
another list from this list that contains cumulative sum of numbers in list1.

lst = eval(input ("Enter the List :- "))


lst1 = [ ]
sum = 0
for i in lst :
sum += i
lst1 += [ sum ]
print(lst1)

DICTIONARY
Write a program to enter names of employees and their salaries as input and store them in a dictionary.
dic = { }
while True :
name = input("Enter employee name :-")
sl = int(input("Enter employee salary :-"))
dic[ name] = sl
user = input("Do you want to quit then enter yes :-")
if user == "yes" :
Break
print(dic)
Count no of character
string = input("Enter String :- ")
dic = { }
for i in string :
dic [ i ] = string.count( i )

print(dic)
Number to word
num = input ("Enter a number :- ")
dic = { "0" : "Zero" , "1":"One" , "2" : "Two" , "3" : "Three" , "4" : "Four" , "5" : "Five" , "6" : "Six" , "7" : "Seven" , "8" : "Eight" , "9" :
"Nine"}

for i in num :
print( dic[ i ], end = " ")

Write a program that lists the over lapping keys of the two dictionaries if a key of d1 is also a key of d2, the list it.

d1 = eval(input("Enter first dictionary = "))


d2 = eval(input("Enter second dictionary = "))
lst1 = (d1.keys() )
lst2 = (d2.keys() )
lst = [ ]
for i in lst1 :
for j in lst2 :
if i == j :
lst += [ i ]
print("Over lapping keys are ",lst )

If two same values hav diff keys


dic = eval(input("Enter a dictionary = "))
count = 0
lst = list (dic.values())

for i in lst :
a = lst.count(i)
if a > 1 :
count += a
for j in lst :
if i == j :
lst.remove( j )

if count == 0 :
print( "no values are same " )
else :
print( count,"values are same ")
If one dict is in another
dic1 = eval(input("Enter first dictionary :-"))
dic2 = eval(input("Enter second dictionary :-"))

count = 0
for i in dic1 :
for j in dic2 :
if i == j :
count += 1

if count == len(dic1):
print("Then d1 is contained in d2.")
else :
print("Then d1 is not contained in d2.")

A dictionary D1 has values in the form of lists of numbers. Write a program to create a new dictionary D2 having same keys as D1
but values as the sum of the list elements

dic1 = eval(input("Enter dictionary :-"))


dic2 = {}

for i in dic1 :
lst = dic1[ i ]
sum_of_num = sum( lst )
dic2 [ i ] = sum_of_num

print(dic2)
Username and pass
dic = {'Path' : "2003",
'walla' : "1809",
'Portal' : "1912",
'Express' : "2003",
'Computer' : "9834",
'Python' : "1990",
'Mysql' : "2001",
'c++' : "1996",
'java' : "1998",
'html' : "1999" }

username = input("Enter username :- ")

if username in dic :
password = input("Enter password :- ")
if dic[username] == password :
print ("You are now logged into the system.")
else :
print ("Invalid password.")
else :
print ("You are not valid user.")

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