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Python Assignments

The document outlines a series of programming tasks aimed at beginners, including checks for even/odd, positive/negative numbers, and finding the largest of two or three numbers. It also includes tasks for calculating grades, checking leap years, and determining age groups, as well as various loops and mathematical operations like factorials and Fibonacci series. Additionally, it covers more advanced topics like triangle validity, password strength, and matrix addition.

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Python Assignments

The document outlines a series of programming tasks aimed at beginners, including checks for even/odd, positive/negative numbers, and finding the largest of two or three numbers. It also includes tasks for calculating grades, checking leap years, and determining age groups, as well as various loops and mathematical operations like factorials and Fibonacci series. Additionally, it covers more advanced topics like triangle validity, password strength, and matrix addition.

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1.

​ Check Even or Odd:​


Write a program that checks whether a number entered by the user is even or odd.​

2.​ Check Positive, Negative, or Zero:​


Take a number input and check if it is positive, negative, or zero.​

3.​ Largest of Two Numbers:​


Take two numbers from the user and print the largest one.​

4.​ Largest of Three Numbers:​


Write a program to find the largest among three numbers.​

5.​ Leap Year Checker:​


Input a year and check whether it is a leap year or not.​

6.​ Grade Calculator:​


Input marks and print the grade:​

○​ 90-100: A​

○​ 80-89: B​

○​ 70-79: C​

○​ Below 70: Fail​

7.​ Check Vowel or Consonant:​


Input a character and check whether it's a vowel or a consonant.​

8.​ Age Group Classifier:​


Input age and print:​

○​ 0–12: Child​

○​ 13–19: Teen​

○​ 20–59: Adult​

○​ 60+: Senior​

9.​ Number is in Range or Not:​


Check whether a number is between 10 and 50.​

10.​Even/Odd and Positive/Negative Together:​


Take an integer input and print whether it is:​
●​ Even or odd​

●​ Positive or negative

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Print 1 to 10:​
Use a loop to print numbers from 1 to 10.​

Sum of N Natural Numbers:​


Take a number input and find the sum of all numbers from 1 to that number.​

Multiplication Table:​
Print the multiplication table of any number (e.g. 5).​

Factorial of a Number:​
Find the factorial of a number using a loop.​

Print Even Numbers between 1 to 100:​


Use a loop to print all even numbers from 1 to 100.​

Reverse a Number:​
Input a number and reverse it using a loop.​
(e.g. input: 123 → output: 321)​

Sum of Digits of a Number:​


Input a number and print the sum of its digits.​
(e.g. 123 → 1+2+3 = 6)​

Count Digits in a Number:​


Input a number and count how many digits it has.​

Check Prime Number:​


Input a number and check whether it is prime or not.​

Fibonacci Series:​
Print the first n terms of the Fibonacci sequence.
1.​ Check for Alphabet Case and Type:​
Input a character. Check if it is an alphabet, then check if it's a vowel or consonant,
and also whether it's uppercase or lowercase.​

1.​ Eligibility for Driving License:​

○​ Input age and nationality.​

○​ If age > 18, and nationality is Indian, then print "Eligible".​

○​ Else "Not Eligible".​

2.​ Triangle Validity and Type Checker:​

○​ Input 3 sides.​

○​ First check if a triangle is valid.​

○​ If valid, check whether it's Equilateral, Isosceles, or Scalene.​

3.​ Password Strength Checker:​

○​ Input a password string.​

○​ Check if it contains more than 8 characters.​

○​ Then check if it has both letters and numbers.​

4.​ Marks-based Result System:​

○​ Input 5 subject marks.​

○​ If total is > 40%, then check if each subject is more than 35.​

○​ If yes → pass; else → fail.​


Pattern Printing – Star Pyramid:​
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6.​ Use nested for loop.​

7.​ Multiplication Table from 1 to 5:​


Print tables of 1 to 5 using nested loops.​

8.​ Matrix Addition (2D Lists):​

○​ Input 2 matrices (2x2).​

○​ Use nested loops to add them.​

9.​ Print Prime Numbers from 1 to 100:​

○​ Outer loop: 1 to 100​

○​ Inner loop: Check prime for each number​

10.​Check Armstrong Numbers from 1 to 1000:​

●​ Use nested logic:​

○​ Outer loop from 1 to 1000​

○​ Inner logic: sum of cube of digits = number

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