BENGALI SR. SEC.

SCHOOL

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Name - Harshit Sharma

Class - XI- B

Roll Number – 14

Subject – Python Programming Practical

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 INDEX
S. NO. DESCRIPTION PAGE TEACHER SIGN.
NO.
1. A User Defined Function to convert a Number entered 4-5
by the users into its corresponding number in words.
2. Create a Dictionary ‘ODD’ of odd numbers between 1 6-7
and 10, where the key is the decimal numbers and the
Value is the corresponding numbers in words.
3. A program to calculate average marks of ‘n’ students 8-9
using a function where ‘n’ is entered by the user.
4. A menu driven program to perform various list 10 - 16
operations.
5. A program using a user defined function to check if a 18 – 19
string is palindrome or not.
6. A program with a user defined function with string as 20 - 21
a parameter which replaces all vowels in the string
with ‘*’.
7. A program with user defined function to count the 22 – 23
number of times a character (passed as argument)
occurs in the given string.
8. Create a user defined module basic math user defined- 24 – 25
functions.
9. A Program to find prime numbers between 2 to 50 26 – 27
using nested for loops.
10. Program to print the pattern of a number input by the 28 – 29
user.
11. A Program to Find the sum of all the positive number 30 – 31
entered by the user. As soon as a user enters a
negative number, stop taking any further input from
the user and display the sum.
12. A program to enter name of employees and their 32 – 33
salaries as input and store them in a dictionary.
13. Program to increment the elements of a list. The list is 34 – 35
passed as an argument to a function.
14. A program that simulates a traffic light. 36 – 37
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1. A User Defined Function to convert a Number entered by
the users into its corresponding number in words.

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2. Create a Dictionary ‘ODD’ of odd numbers between 1 and
10, where the key is the decimal numbers and the Value
is the corresponding numbers in words.

Output –
(a.) Display the Keys

(b.) Display the Values

(c.) Display the Items

(d.) Find the length of the Dictionary

(e.) Check if 7 is present or not

Check if 2 is present or not

(f.) Retrieve the value corresponding to the key 9

(g.) Delete the Items from the Dictionary corresponding to

the key 9

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(a.)

(b.)

(c.)

(d.)

(e.)

(f.)

(g.)

(h.)
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3. A program to calculate average marks of ‘n’ students
using a function where ‘n’ is entered by the user.

Output -

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 4. A menu driven program to perform various list
operations.

Output 4.1 –

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5. A program using a user defined function to check if a
string is palindrome or not.

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 6. A program with a user defined function with string as a
parameter which replaces all vowels in the string with ‘*’.

Output 6.1 –

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 7. A program with user defined function to count the
number of times a character (passed as argument) occurs
in the given string.

Output 7.1 –

Output 7.2 –

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 8. Create a user defined module basic math user defined-
functions.

Output 8.1 –

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 9. A Program to find prime numbers between 2 to 50 using
nested for loops.

Output –

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10. Program to print the pattern of a number input by the
user.

Output 10.1 –

Output 10.2 –

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 11. A Program to Find the sum of all the positive number
entered by the user. As soon as a user enters a negative
number, stop taking any further input from the user and
display the sum.

Output –

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 12. A program to enter name of employees and their
salaries as input and store them in a dictionary.

Output –

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 13. Program to increment the elements of a list. The list
is passed as an argument to a function.

Output –

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 14. A program that simulates a traffic light.

Output 14.1 –

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