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The document provides a practical guide for writing Python programs that demonstrate built-in math and string functions. It explains string formatting using the '%' operator, the usage of the title() and capitalize() methods, and the significance of the strip() method. Additionally, it includes examples of functions to count uppercase and lowercase letters in a string and to generate a random float between 5 and 50 using the math module.

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Practical No 10

The document provides a practical guide for writing Python programs that demonstrate built-in math and string functions. It explains string formatting using the '%' operator, the usage of the title() and capitalize() methods, and the significance of the strip() method. Additionally, it includes examples of functions to count uppercase and lowercase letters in a string and to generate a random float between 5 and 50 using the math module.

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PRACTICAL NO 10

Write Python program to


demonstrate math built in function
and string built in function
1. Describe about string formatting operator
with example.
The string format operator %. is unique to
strings and makes up for the pack of having
functions from C's printf() family.
Ex
print ("My name is %s and weight is %d kg!"
% ('Zara', 21))
Output
My name is Zara and weight is 21 kg!
 List of complete set of symbols which can
be used along with %
2. Give the Syntax and example of title() and
capitalize() method
I. title()
This method returns a copy of the string in which
first characters of all the words are capitalized.
Syntax
str.title();
Ex
str = "this is String example"
print (str.title())
Output
This Is String Example
II. capitalize()
Python String capitalize() method returns a
copy of the string with only its first character
capitalized.
Syntax
str.capitalize()
Ex.
str = "this is String example"
print (str.capitalize())
Output
This is string example
3. Give the syntax and significance of strip().
 Python string method strip() returns a copy of the
string in which all chars have been stripped from
the beginning and the end of the string (default
whitespace characters).
 Syntax
str.strip([chars]);
Ex
str = "0000000this is string example0000000";
print (str.strip( '0') )
Output
this is string example
1.Write python function that accepts a string
and calculate the number of upper case and
lower case letters.
def countupanlow():
s=input("Enter the string:")
up=0
lo=0
for i in range(0,len(s)):
if(s[i].isupper()!=0):
up=up+1
else:
lo=lo+1
print("UpperCase letters are",up," and LowerCase
are",lo)
countupanlow()
Output
Enter the string:Amit Patil
UpperCase letters are 2 and LowerCase are
8
2.Writ e a python program to generate a
random float where the value is between 5
and 50 using python math module
import random
print("Random number
is",random.uniform(5.1,50.1))
Output
Random number is 38.84405799440543
End

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