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The document contains a series of programming exercises and their corresponding solutions in Python. It includes functions for finding intersections of dictionaries, rounding numbers, calculating column averages from a file, identifying missing numbers in a list, and counting zeros, even, and odd numbers in a list. Additionally, it provides outputs for various code snippets demonstrating basic Python operations.

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The document contains a series of programming exercises and their corresponding solutions in Python. It includes functions for finding intersections of dictionaries, rounding numbers, calculating column averages from a file, identifying missing numbers in a list, and counting zeros, even, and odd numbers in a list. Additionally, it provides outputs for various code snippets demonstrating basic Python operations.

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Q1
• Write a function Intersec(D1, D2) that takes two
dictionaries D1 and D2, and returns a new
dictionary with the common keys in D1 and D2.
• Example:
• D1 = {1:'a', 2:'b', 3:'c'}
• D2 = {2:'x', 4:'y', 1:'z'}
• Intersec(D1, D2) => {1: ['a', 'z'], 2: ['b', 'x']}

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Answer
def Intersec(D1, D2):
res = {}
for i in D1:
if i in D2:
res[i] = [D1[i],D2[i]]
return res

D1 = {1:'a', 2:'b', 3:'c'}


D2 = {2:'x', 4:'y', 1:'z'} 3

print( Intersec(D1, D2))


Q2
• Write a function Round(n) that takes a float number n and
returns n rounded to the nearest integer.
• Note: you are not allowed to use the round built-in function
• Example:
• Round (3.5) => 4
• Round (2.2) => 2

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Answer
def Round(n):
if n - int(n) >= 0.5:
return int(n) + 1
return int(n)

print (Round(3.5))

5
Q3
•Consider a text file where each line contains 3 integers
separated by commas. For each line, the 1st integer is at
position 0, the 2nd integer is at position 1, and the 3rd
integer is at position 2. A column of data is defined as all
integers in the file with the same position.
Write a function ColAvg(F) that takes a file name
F of the above format and returns a list of the averages of
each column.
Example: numbers.txt
3,2,6
2,3,3
1,10,15
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ColAvg (“numbers.txt”) => [2, 5, 8]
Q3 answer
Answer:
def ColAvg(F):
fin = open(F,'r')
res = [0,0,0]
lines = fin.readlines()
i=0
for line in lines:
for num in line.split(','):
res[i] += int(num)
i += 1
i=0
for i in range(len(res)):
res[i] = int(res[i]/len(lines))
return res 7

print (ColAvg("numbers.txt"))
Q4
• Write a function missing(L,n) that takes a list L and
an integer n. The list contains numbers from 1 to n
except a missing number. Your function should
return this missing number.
• Example:
• missing([1,2,4,5], 5) => [3]
• missing([1,2,3,4,5], 6) => [6]
• missing([1,2,4],6) =>[3,5,6]
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Q4 answer
def missing(L, n):
set1=set(L)
L2=list(range(1,n+1))
set2=set(L2)
diff=list(set2-set1)

return diff
print(missing([1,2,4,5], 5))
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Q5
• Write a function CountInList(L) that takes a list L to
count the number of zeros, even and odd
numbers from a List of numbers
• Example:
CountInList([0,33,25,64,58,0,66,94,23,47,45,0,29,
28])
• Output :
• Number of Zeros: 3
• Number of evens: 5
• Number of odds: 6 10
Q5 answer
def CountInList(L):
count_zeros=0
count_odd=0
count_even=0
for i in L:
if i==0:
count_zeros+=1
elif i%2==0:
count_even+=1
else:
count_odd+=1
return count_zeros,count_even,count_odd
zeros,evens,odds=CountInList([0,33,25,64,58,0,66,94,23,47,45,0,29,28])
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print("Number of Zeros: ",zeros)
print("Number of evens: ",evens)
print("Number of odds: ",odds)
Write the output of the
following programs
x = [1, 2, 3]
for item in x:
item = item + 1
print (x)

[1, 2, 3]

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Write the output of the
following programs
x = [[1, 2], [], [8, 9, 3]]
for i in range(len(x)):
x[i].append(5)
print(x)

[[1, 2, 5], [5], [8, 9, 3, 5]]

13
Write the output of the
following programs
D={' Tunisia':[1,3,5,0], 'Egypt':[2,4,6,4]}
for i in D.values():
S=0
for x in i:
S+=x
print (S/len(i))

2.25
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4.0
Write the output of the
following programs
ph = 3
if ph < 7:
print (“It’s acidic”)
elif ph < 4:
print (“It’s a strong acid”)

It's acidic
15
Write the output of the
following programs
x = 1256
i = 10
while i < = 1000:
print (x // i)
i = i * 10

125
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1 16
Write the output of the
following programs
Points=(3,4)
Points[0]=5
Print(points)

It will give you an error as tuples are


immutable 17

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