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The document contains a series of practical programming exercises that cover basic programming concepts such as checking voting eligibility based on age, determining if a number is even or odd, printing odd numbers, generating multiplication tables, calculating the sum of natural numbers, reversing a number, and manipulating lists in Python. Each exercise includes a question followed by a sample code solution. The exercises are designed to help learners practice fundamental programming skills.

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Practicle File

The document contains a series of practical programming exercises that cover basic programming concepts such as checking voting eligibility based on age, determining if a number is even or odd, printing odd numbers, generating multiplication tables, calculating the sum of natural numbers, reversing a number, and manipulating lists in Python. Each exercise includes a question followed by a sample code solution. The exercises are designed to help learners practice fundamental programming skills.

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Practical – 3

Q- Write a program to check whether the person is eligible for vote


on the basis of age.
Ans- a = int(input(“enter your age:”))
If a>=18:
print(“You are eligible to vote!”)
else:
print(“Sorry, not eligible to vote!”)
Practical – 4
Q- Write a program to enter a number and find out entered number
is even or odd.
Ans- n = int(input(“Enter any number:”))
if n%2==0:
print(“The number is even”)
else:
print(“The number is odd”)
Practical – 5
Q- To input a number and print first N Odd numbers.
Ans. n = int(input(“Enter any number”))
for i in range(1,2*n+1,2):
print(i)
n = n+i
Practical -6
Q. Write a program to input a number and print table of a
number in the following format: (if N = 2)
2x1=2
2x2=4
…
…
2 x 10 = 20
Ans. n = int(input("Enter any number:"))
print ("TABLE OF ",n)
a=n*1
print (n,"*1=",a)
b=n*2
print (n,"*2=",b)
c=n*3
print (n,"*3=",c)
d=n*4
print (n,"*4=",d)
e=n*5
print (n,"*5=",e)
f=n*6
print (n,"*6=",f)
g=n*7
print (n,"*7=",g)
h=n*8
print (n,"*8=",h)
i=n*9
print (n,"*9=",i)
j=n*10
print (n,"*10=",j)
Practical – 7
Q- Write a program to print sum of N natural numbers.
Ans. n = int(input("Enter any number"))
s = n*(n+1)/ 2
print("The sum of",n,"natural numbers is",s)
Practical – 8
Q. Write a program to print reverse of a number.
Ans. n = int(input("Enter any number"))
rev = 0
while n>0:
r=n%10
n=n//10
rev=rev*10+r
print(rev)
Practical – 9
Q. Write a program to traverse a list.
Ans. cars = ["Mahindra","Toyota","Innova","BMW"]
for car in cars:
print(car)
Practical – 10 (i)
Q. If list L = [‘Sumit’, ’Lakshay’, ’Ronak’, ’Snehal’, ’Aditya’] :Add an element at
the end
Ans. L = ["Sumit", "Lakshay", "Ronak", "Snehal", "Aditya"]
L.append("Tanmay")
print(L)
(ii)
Q. If list L = [‘Sumit’, ’Lakshay’, ’Ronak’, ’Snehal’, ’Aditya’]: Add an
element at index 2
Ans. L = ["Sumit", "Lakshay", "Ronak", "Snehal", "Aditya"]
L.insert(2,"Tanmay")
print(L)
(iii)
Q. If list L = [‘Sumit’, ’Lakshay’, ’Ronak’, ’Snehal’, ’Aditya’]: delete an element
from the beginning.
Ans. L = ["Sumit", "Lakshay", "Ronak", "Snehal", "Aditya"]
L.pop(0)
print(L)
(iv)
Q. If list L = [‘Sumit’, ’Lakshay’, ’Ronak’, ’Snehal’, ’Aditya’]: delete the last
element
Ans. L = ["Sumit", "Lakshay", "Ronak", "Snehal", "Aditya"]
L.pop(4)
print(L)
(v)
Q. If list L = [‘Sumit’, ’Lakshay’, ’Ronak’, ’Snehal’, ’Aditya’]: delete
‘Ronak’ from the given list
Ans. L = ["Sumit", "Lakshay", "Ronak", "Snehal", "Aditya"]
L.remove('Ronak')
print(L)
(vi)
Q. If list L = [‘Sumit’, ’Lakshay’, ’Ronak’, ’Snehal’, ’Aditya’]: Sort the
list in ascending order.
Ans. L = ["Sumit", "Lakshay", "Ronak", "Snehal", "Aditya"]
L.sort()
print(L)
(vii)
Q. If list L = [‘Sumit’, ’Lakshay’, ’Ronak’, ’Snehal’, ’Aditya’]: Sort the list in
descending order.
Ans. L = ["Sumit", "Lakshay", "Ronak", "Snehal", "Aditya"]
L.sort(reverse=True)
print(L)
(viii)
Q. If list L = [‘Sumit’, ’Lakshay’, ’Ronak’, ’Snehal’, ’Aditya’]: Delete all
elements from the list
Ans. L = ["Sumit", "Lakshay", "Ronak", "Snehal", "Aditya"]
L.clear()
print(L)

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