PE Ejournal 1431

Lab Manual – Python for Engineers–[CS10202B]
2020-2021 course (FYBTECH)
Bansilal Ramnath Agarwal Charitable Trust’s

Vishwakarma Institute of Information Technology, Pune
Department of Engineering & Applied Science
Students Name: Swarup Suresh Devde

Roll Number: 1431
Gr. Number: 22110558
Class: FY
Division: N
Course Name: Python for Engineers–[CS10202B]
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Certificate
This is to certify thatMr./Miss-----Swarup Suresh

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Devde----------------------------------------------of semester -------1st-------
Branch ------Mechanical--------------Roll No--------1431------------
Gr.No--------22110558-------------------------class-------FY---------------
Division---------N----------has performed the experiments
mentioned above in the institute------VIIT-------------------------
during the year----2021-22-------and has
successfullycompleted all practical’s, in the course
ofPython For Engineersas prescribed.
Date:
Place:
Teacher In-charge Head of Department

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Sr.No. CONTENTS Date Page No.
Install Anaconda and Anaconda Navigators (use of spyder,
1
Jupyter and colab notebook).
Implement Basics of python:
a. Write a program to read (input ()) Celsius temperature and
print (print ()) equivalent Fahrenheit temperate on screen.
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b. Write three functions that calculate the remainder of two
integers by using: (a)the basic operators of +, -, * and /
(why is // not required?) (b)the divmod function(c)the %
operator
c. Copy-paste this super-nested Python list-dictionary:
Test=[{‘Arizona’: ‘Phoenix’, ‘California’: ‘Sacramento’,
‘Hawaii’: ‘Honolulu’}, 1000,2000,3000,[‘hat’, ‘t-shirt’,
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‘jeans’, {‘socks1’: ‘red’, ‘socks2’: ‘blue’}]](a)Return
2000 on your screen. (b)Return the dictionary of the cities
and states on your screen. (This=[{‘Arizona’: ‘Phoenix’,
‘California’: ‘Sacramento’, ‘Hawaii’: ‘Honolulu’}.
(c)Return the list of the clothes on your screen! (This,
[‘hat’, ‘t-shirt’, ‘jeans’, {‘socks1’: ‘red’, ‘socks2’:
‘blue’}]) (d) Return the word ‘Phoenix’ on your screen.
(e) Return the word ‘jeans’ on your screen. (f)Return the
word ‘blue’ on your screen.
Write a Python program to check whether a character is
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uppercase or lowercase alphabet.
Create a Python script that finds out your age in a maximum
of 10 tries. The script can ask you only one type of question:
4 guessing your age! (e.g. “Are you 67 years old?”) And you 22/02/22
can answer only one of these three options: (a)Less (b)More
(c)Correct
Write a Python program to find factorial of given number
5 (using fact() function). 08/03/22
Write a python program to create two 3X3 random matrixes

and perform following operation: (a) Addition (b) subtraction
6 08/03/22
(c) multiplication and display shape, dimensions, dtype, Rank
and flatten output of every o/p matrix
7 Write a Python program to read a given .txt file and count
total number of ‘the’ in the given file, find total words and
total lines in the file.

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EXPERIMENT NO: 02
TITLE OF EXPERIMENT: Implement Basics of python:

a. Write a program to read (input ()) Celsius temperature and print (print ()) equivalent
Fahrenheit temperate on screen.
b. Write three functions that calculate the remainder of two integers by using: (a)the basic
operators of +, -, * and / (why is // not required?) (b)the divmod function(c)the % operator
c. Copy-paste this super-nested Python list-dictionary: Test=[{‘Arizona’: ‘Phoenix’,
‘California’: ‘Sacramento’, ‘Hawaii’: ‘Honolulu’}, 1000,2000,3000,[‘hat’, ‘t-shirt’, ‘jeans’,
{‘socks1’: ‘red’, ‘socks2’: ‘blue’}]](a)Return 2000 on your screen. (b)Return the dictionary
of the cities and states on your screen. (This=[{‘Arizona’: ‘Phoenix’, ‘California’:
‘Sacramento’, ‘Hawaii’: ‘Honolulu’}. (c)Return the list of the clothes on your screen!
(This,[‘hat’, ‘t-shirt’, ‘jeans’, {‘socks1’: ‘red’, ‘socks2’: ‘blue’}]) (d) Return the
word ‘Phoenix’ on your screen. (e) Return the word ‘jeans’ on your screen. (f)Return the
word ‘blue’ on your screen.

EXPERIMENT NO: 02
Aim: Implement Basics of python:

a. Write a program to read (input ()) Celsius temperature and print (print ())
equivalent Fahrenheit temperate on screen.
b. Write three functions that calculate the remainder of two integers by using:
(a)the basic operators of +, -, * and / (why is // not required?)
(b)the divmod function
(c)the % operator
c. Copy-paste this super-nested
PicturePython
7 ... list-dictionary: Test=[{‘Arizona’: ‘Phoenix’,
‘California’: ‘Sacramento’, ‘Hawaii’: ‘Honolulu’}, 1000,2000,3000,[‘hat’, ‘t-shirt’, ‘jeans’,
{‘socks1’: ‘red’, ‘socks2’: ‘blue’}]]
(a)Return 2000 on your screen.
(b)Return the dictionary of the cities and states on your screen.
(c)Return the list of the clothes on your screen!
(d) Return the word ‘Phoenix’ on your screen.
(e) Return the word ‘jeans’ on your screen.
(f)Return the word ‘blue’ on your screen.
Program: (Students write program by hand/ type program/ Copy past screen
shot)
a)
tempC=float(input("Enter the temperature in celcius"))
tempF=tempC*1.8+32
print(tempF)
print("temperature in Celcius=",tempC,"C")
print("temperature in Fahrenheit=",tempF,"F")
b)
a=int(input("Enter Number 1:"))
b=int(input("Enter Number 2:"))
print("Remainder=",a-b*(a//b))
print("Remainder=",a%b)

print("Remainder=",divmod(a,b)[1])
c)
Test=[{'Arizona': 'Phoenix', 'California': 'Sacramento', 'Hawaii':

'Honolulu'}, 1000,2000,3000,['hat', 't-shirt', 'jeans', {'socks1': 'red', 'socks2':
'blue'}]]
print(Test[2]) #object 2000 at place 2
print("This=",Test[0])
print("That=",Test[4]) Picture 7 ...
print(Test[0]['Arizona'])
print(Test[4][2])
print(Test[4][3]['socks2'])
Output: (Students write program output by hand/ type program output/Copy

past screen shot)
a)
b)
c)

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Conclusion:
From this we understand the use of Python variables and basic Operators.
Declaring and using Numeric data types , using string data type and string
operations. Defining list and list slicing, list manipulation using built in
methods.We also learnt use of Tuple data type and Dictionary manipulation.

EXPERIMENT NO : 03
TITLE OF EXPERIMENT: Write a Python program to check whether a character

is uppercase or lowercase alphabet.
EXPERIMENT NO: 03
Aim:Write a Python program to check whether a character is uppercase or lowercase alphabet.

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shot)
# Method 1: Without ASCII code
ch = input(print('Enter a character'))
if(ch >= 'A' and ch <= 'Z'):
print('Character is uppercase')
elif(ch >= 'a' and ch <='z'):
print('Character is lowercase')
elif(ch >= '0' and ch <= '9'):
print('Character is decimal')
else:
print('Entered value is neither of all')
# Method 2 :With ASCII

ch = input(print('Enter a character'))
n = ord(ch)
if(n >= 65 and n <= 90):
print('Character is uppercase and its ASCII value is',n)
elif(n >= 97 and n <= 122):
print('Character is lowercase ASCII value',n)
elif(n >= 48 and n <= 57):
print('Character is decimal ASCII value',n)
else:
print('Entered valued is neither of all')
Output: (Students write program output by hand/ type program output/

Copy past screen shot)

a)

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b) )
Co
nclusion:
From these we understand how to use Conditional blocks using if , else & elif and
Python Programming using Conditional blocks .

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EXPERIMENT NO : 04
1. TITLE OF EXPERIMENT: Create a Python script that finds out your age in a
maximum of 10 tries. The script can ask you only one type of question: guessing
your age! (e.g. “Are you 67 years old?”) And you can answer only one of these three
options: (a)Less (b)More (c)Correct
EXPERIMENT NO: 04

Aim:Create a Python script that finds out your age in a maximum of 10 tries. The
script can ask you only one type of question: guessing your age! (e.g. “Are you 67
years old?”) And you can answer only one of these three options: (a)Less (b)More
(c)Correct
shot)
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min_age = 0
max_age = 100
running = True
for i in range(1,10):
while running:
mid=int((min_age + max_age)/2)

ans=input(f"are you {mid} years old?").lower()
if ans=='correct':
print("its correct guess")
running = False
break
elif ans=='more':

min_age=mid
print("guess age is more than answer")
elif ans=='less':

max_age=mid
print("guess age is less than answer")
else:
print("its wrong choice,please make correction")


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Conclusion:
From this we understand the using for loop , while loop , if else , elif concept.

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EXPERIMENT NO : 05
TITLE OF EXPERIMENT: Write a Python program to find factorial of given

number (using fact() function).
EXPERIMENT NO: 05
Aim:Write a Python program to find factorial of given number (using fact() function).
shot)

#1)USING FOR LOOP
def fact(a):
factorial = 1
if a < 0:
print("Factorial of a negative number does not exist")
elif a==0:
print("Factorial of 0 is 1")
else:
for i in range(1,a+1): Picture 7 ...
factorial = factorial*i
print("Factorial of given number is", factorial)
k = int(input("Enter your number\n"))
fact(k)
#2)USING WHILE LOOP
def fact(a):
factorial = 1
if a < 0:
print("Factorial of a negative number does not exist")
elif a==0:
print("Factorial of 0 is 1")
else:
i=1
while i<=a:
factorial = factorial*i
i=i+1
print("Factorial of given number is", factorial)
k = int ( input ( "Enter your number\n" ))
fact(k)
1)

2)
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Conclusion:
From this we understand how to use the user defined function ; it also
clears the concept of for loop and while loop.

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EXPERIMENT NO : 06
TITLE OF EXPERIMENT :Write a python program to create two 3X3 random

matrixes and perform following operation: (a) Addition (b) subtraction (c) multiplication
and display shape, dimensions, dtype, Rank and flatten output of every o/p matrix
EXPERIMENT NO: 06
Aim:Write a python program to create two 3X3 random matrixes and perform
following operation: (a) Addition (b) subtraction (c) multiplication and display shape,
dimensions, dtype, Rank and flatten output of every o/p matrix.

shot)
import numpy as np
A1 = np.array([[1,2,3],[3,4,5],[6,7,8]]) print("\n1st Matrix=\n",A1)
A2 = np.array([[8,9,10],[11,12,13],[14,15,16]])
print("\n2nd Matrix=\n",A2)
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#a)
print("\nAddition of two Matrix=\n",A1+A2)
#b)
print("\n Subtraction of two Matrix=\n",A1-A2)
#c)
print("\n Multiplication of two Matrix=\n",A1*A2)
print("Shape of first matrix=",A1.shape) print("Dimension of first

matrix=",A1.ndim)
print("Type of first matrix=",A1.dtype) print("Converting 2D to 1D of first
matrix=",A1.flatten())

Copy past screenshot)

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Conclusion:
We understand the use of numpy and performed arithmetic operations like

addition, subtraction and multiplication with matrices.

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EXPERIMENT NO : 07
TITLE OF EXPERIMENT : Write a Python program to read a given .txt file and
count total number of ‘the’ in the given file, find total words and total lines in the file

EXPERIMENT NO: 07
Aim:Write a Python program to read a given .txt file and count total number of ‘the’ in
the given file, find total words and total lines in the file.
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shot)

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Lab Manual – Python for Engineers–[CS10202B]

2020-2021 course (FYBTECH)

Bansilal Ramnath Agarwal Charitable Trust’s

Department of Engineering & Applied Science

Students Name: Swarup Suresh Devde

Vishwakarma Institute of Information Technology, Pune Page 1

This is to certify thatMr./Miss-----Swarup Suresh

Teacher In-charge Head of Department

Vishwakarma Institute of Information Technology, Pune Page 2

Write a python program to create two 3X3 random matrixes

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TITLE OF EXPERIMENT: Implement Basics of python:

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Aim: Implement Basics of python:

tempC=float(input("Enter the temperature in celcius"))

a=int(input("Enter Number 1:"))

b=int(input("Enter Number 2:"))

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Test=[{'Arizona': 'Phoenix', 'California': 'Sacramento', 'Hawaii':

print(Test[2]) #object 2000 at place 2

print("That=",Test[4]) Picture 7 ...

Output: (Students write program output by hand/ type program output/Copy

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TITLE OF EXPERIMENT: Write a Python program to check whether a character

Aim:Write a Python program to check whether a character is uppercase or lowercase alphabet.

# Method 2 :With ASCII

Output: (Students write program output by hand/ type program output/

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mid=int((min_age + max_age)/2)

elif ans=='more':

elif ans=='less':

Output: (Students write program output by hand/ type program output/

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TITLE OF EXPERIMENT: Write a Python program to find factorial of given

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#1)USING FOR LOOP

#2)USING WHILE LOOP

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TITLE OF EXPERIMENT :Write a python program to create two 3X3 random

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print("Shape of first matrix=",A1.shape) print("Dimension of first

Output: (Students write program output by hand/ type program output/

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We understand the use of numpy and performed arithmetic operations like

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Output: (Students write program output by hand/ type program output/

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