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    #1a

    print(“Hello World')

    #1b
    print('Pleased to meet you')

    #1c
    print('This is\na computer program\nthat prints on several lines')

    #2a
    name='Bob'
    print('Hello '+name)

    #2b
    language='Python'
    print('I am learning to program in '+language)

    #2c
    word1=' the'
    word2=' cat'
    word3=' sat'
    word4=' on'
    word5=' mat'
    print(word1+ +word2+ +word3+ +word4+ word1 +word5)

    #3a
    city=input('Where do you live?')
    print('I love visiting '+city)

    #3b
    firstname=input('What is your first name?')
    lastname=input('What is your last name?')
    print('Hello '+firstname+' '+lastname)

    #3c

    name=input ("Hello, what is your name") #3c

    for i in range(5): #printing it out 5 times

    print(name)

    #Task 4a
    print(1+6)
    print(7-5)
    print(3*9)
    print(7/2)

    #Task 4b
    print(4+5)
    print(2-1)
    print(6*3)
    print(8/4)
    #4c
    a=7
    b=8
    c=a+b
    print(b)

    #5a
    a = int(input('Enter your first number:'))
    b = int(input('Enter your second number:'))
    c=a+b
    print('Adding your numbers together makes:'+str(c))

    #5b
    width=int(input('Please enter the width: '))
    height=int(input('Please enter the height: '))
    area=width*height
    print('The area is: '+str(area))

    #5c

    radius=float(input('Please enter the radius: '))


    height=float(input('Please enter the height: '))
    pi=3.14159

    volume=pi*radius*radius*height
    volume=round(volume,2

    area=2*pi*radius*radius+2*pi*radius*height
    area = round(area,2)

    print('The volume of the cylinder is: '+str(volume))


    print('The area of the cylinder is: '+str(area))

    #6a
    city=input('What is the capital of England?')
    if city== 'London':
    print('Correct')
    elif city=='Cardiff':
    print('Wrong’))
    elif city=='L':
    print('No.')
    else:
    print(‘incorrect’)

    #6b

    one=int(input('Please enter number 1: '))


    two=int(input('Please enter number 2: '))
    three=int(input('Please enter number 3: '))

    if(one==two and two==three):


    print('SNAP')
    else:
    print('No Match')

    #6c
    mark=int(input('Enter the mark'))
    if(mark>=70):
    print('Grade A')
    elif(mark>=60):
    print('Grade B')
    elif(mark>=50):
    print('Grade C')
    elif(mark>=40):
    print('Grade D')
    else:
    print('Grade U')

    #8a
    for i in range(0,15):
    print('computing')

    #8b
    let=input('Please enter a letter: ')
    num=int(input('Enter how many time you want me to print it: '))
    output=""
    for i in range(0,num):
    output=output+let
    print(output)

    #8c
    num=int(input('Enter number of the times table you want: '))
    for i in range(1,11):
    print(str(i)+" times "+str(num)+" is "+str(i*num))

    import random
    #9a
    password=""
    while password!="apple":
    password=input('Enter a password: ')

    #9b
    count=1
    while (count*count)<5000:
    print(count*count)
    count=count+1

    #9c
    num=random.randint(1,100)
    guess=int(input('I am thinking of a number between 1 and 100. What do you think it is?'))
    attempts=1

    while guess!=num:
    if num<guess:
    guess=int(input('No, lower than '+str(guess)+".What do you think it is? "))
    else:
    guess=int(input('No, higher than '+str(guess)+". What do you think it is? "))
    attempts=attempts+1
    print('Well done the number was '+str(num)+'. You got it in '+str(attempts)+' gueses.')

    import random
    #11a
    names=[]
    entry=""
    count=0
    while entry!="END":
    entry=input("Please enter a name:")
    names.append(entry)
    count=count+1

    count=count-1 #Get rid of END as it isn't a name


    names.pop()

    print("You have entered "+str(count)+" names.")


    print(names)

    #11b
    names=[]

    for i in range(0,5):
    names.append(input("Please enter a name: "))

    x=random.randint(0,4)

    print(names[x]+" is the winner!")

    #12a
    sentence = 'The cat sat on the mat.'
    for letter in sentence:
    print(letter)

    #12b
    sentence = 'The cat sat on the mat.'
    count=0
    for letter in sentence:
    if letter=='a':
    count=count+1

    print('There are '+str(count)+' instances of the letter \'a\'')

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