Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 210 views

    Sai Unsolved Questions Getting Started With Python 11B

    Uploaded by

    legendarysaideep

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Sai Unsolved Questions Getting Started With Python 11B

    Uploaded by

    legendarysaideep
    210 views17 pages

    Original Title

    SAI UNSOLVED QUESTIONS GETTING STARTED WITH PYTHON 11B

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    210 views17 pages

    Sai Unsolved Questions Getting Started With Python 11B

    Uploaded by

    legendarysaideep

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as docx, pdf, or txt
    You are on page 1of 17

    GETTING STARTED WITH PYTHON

    Unsolved Questions:

    3. **Difference between script mode and interactive mode


    in Python:**
    - Interactive mode: Commands are executed one at a
    time, and results are immediately displayed.
    - Script mode: Python code is saved in a file (script) and
    executed all at once using an interpreter or IDE.

    4. **Difference between flow chart and algorithm:**


    - Flow chart: A graphical representation of a process or
    algorithm using various symbols to depict different steps
    and decisions.
    - Algorithm: A step-by-step procedure or formula for
    solving a problem, often described in natural language or
    pseudocode.
    5. **Pseudocode to divide two numbers and display the
    quotient:**
    ```
    Read number1
    Read number2
    quotient = number1 / number2
    Display quotient
    ```

    6. **Algorithm for coin flipping game to determine


    winner:**
    ```
    Initialize player1_wins to 0
    Initialize player2_wins to 0

    Repeat 5 times:
    Read result of coin flip (1 for player 1 win, 2 for player 2
    win)
    If result == 1:
    Increment player1_wins
    Else:
    Increment player2_wins

    If player1_wins == 3:
    Display "Player 1 wins the cake"
    Exit loop
    If player2_wins == 3:
    Display "Player 2 wins the cake"
    Exit loop
    ```

    7. **Pseudocode to print multiples of 5 between 10 and 25:**


    ```
    For number from 10 to 25:
    If number % 5 == 0:
    Print number
    ```

    8. **Pseudocode to calculate marks and percentage:**


    ```
    Read marks for Computer Science
    Read marks for Mathematics
    Read marks for Physics

    total_marks = Computer Science + Mathematics + Physics


    aggregate_marks = total_marks
    percentage = (total_marks / 300) * 100

    Display aggregate_marks
    Display percentage
    ```

    9. **Algorithm to find the greatest among two different


    numbers:**
    ```
    Read number1
    Read number2

    If number1 > number2:


    Display number1
    Else:
    Display number2
    ```
    10. **Algorithm for conditional statements based on user
    input:**
    ```
    Read number

    If number >= 5 and number <= 15:


    Print "GREEN"
    Else if number > 15 and number <= 25:
    Print "BLUE"
    Else if number > 25 and number <= 35:
    Print "ORANGE"
    Else:
    Print "ALL COLORS ARE BEAUTIFUL"
    ```

    Certainly! Here are the answers to the


    next set of questions:
    11. **Algorithm to find the largest and smallest of four
    numbers:**
    ```
    Read num1
    Read num2
    Read num3
    Read num4

    largest = num1
    smallest = num1

    if num2 > largest:


    largest = num2
    if num2 < smallest:
    smallest = num2

    if num3 > largest:


    largest = num3
    if num3 < smallest:
    smallest = num3

    if num4 > largest:


    largest = num4
    if num4 < smallest:
    smallest = num4

    Display "Largest:", largest


    Display "Smallest:", smallest
    ```

    12. **"Decomposition leads to simplicity." How?**


    - Decomposition in programming involves breaking down
    complex problems into smaller, manageable parts
    (functions, modules, etc.).
    - This simplifies the overall problem-solving process as
    each part can be tackled independently and tested
    separately.
    - By focusing on smaller units of code, it becomes easier
    to understand, maintain, and debug the entire program.

    13. **Algorithm to find factorial of an inputted number:**


    ```
    Read n
    factorial = 1
    For i from 1 to n:
    factorial = factorial * i

    Display factorial
    ```

    14. **Matching pairs:**


    - User: Flow of Control
    - Required: Start/Stop of the Process
    - Flow chart: Symbol representing a process step
    - Symbol: SP (Start/Stop of the Process)
    - Functions: Decision-making

    15. **Pseudocode to print bill with GST:**


    ```
    Read price
    Read quantity

    total_cost = price * quantity


    gst = total_cost * 0.05
    total_bill = total_cost + gst

    Display "Total Bill without GST:", total_cost


    Display "GST (5%):", gst
    Display "Total Bill with GST:", total_bill
    ```

    16. **When was Python released?**


    - Python was first released in 1991.

    17. **Who developed Python and which two languages


    contributed to Python as a programming language?**
    - Python was developed by Guido van Rossum.
    - Two languages that influenced Python significantly are
    ABC and Modula-3.

    18. **Is Python case-sensitive?**


    - Yes, Python is case-sensitive. Variables `a` and `A` are
    treated as different variables.

    19. **What is IDLE?**


    - IDLE (Integrated Development and Learning
    Environment) is Python's default integrated development
    environment (IDE). It provides tools for writing, editing,
    and running Python code.

    20. **Difference between displaying and printing method in


    Python:**
    - In Python, "printing" typically refers to using the
    `print()` function to output text or values to the console.
    - "Displaying" generally refers to showing output in a
    graphical user interface (GUI) or web interface.

    21. **Salient features of Python:**


    - Easy-to-read syntax
    - Interpreted language with dynamic typing
    - Extensive standard library
    - Support for multiple programming paradigms
    (procedural, object-oriented, functional)
    - Cross-platform
    - Large community and third-party support

    22. **Cross-platform software with respect to Python:**


    - Cross-platform software means that it can run on
    multiple operating systems without modification.
    - Python achieves cross-platform compatibility through
    its interpreter and the availability of its runtime
    environment (Python Virtual Machine) on various
    platforms.

    23. **Advantages of Python programming language:**


    - Readability and simplicity
    - Extensive standard library
    - Support for multiple programming paradigms
    - Portable and cross-platform
    - Dynamically typed with automatic memory
    management
    - Strong community support and large ecosystem of
    libraries and frameworks

    Let's address each question one by one:

    24. **In how many different ways can you work in Python?
    **
    - In Python, you can work in several ways:
    1. Interactive mode (Python Shell)
    2. Script mode (using Python scripts or programs)
    3. Integrated Development Environments (IDEs) like
    IDLE, PyCharm, etc.
    4. Jupyter Notebooks for interactive data analysis and
    visualization
    5. Command-line execution for quick scripts

    25. **Advantages and disadvantages of working in


    Interactive mode in Python:**
    - **Advantages:**
    - Immediate feedback: Allows quick testing and
    debugging of small code snippets.
    - Educational purposes: Ideal for learning Python syntax
    and experimenting with language features.
    - Exploration: Useful for exploring modules and libraries
    interactively.

    - **Disadvantages:**
    - Limited for larger programs: Not suitable for
    developing complex applications due to lack of file
    organization.
    - Lack of persistence: Code isn't saved automatically
    unless manually copied to a script.
    - Hard to reproduce: Difficult to recreate exact
    sequences of commands for documentation or sharing.

    26. **Instructions in interactive mode:**


    - (a) To display sum of 3, 8.0, 6*12:
    ```
    >>> 3 + 8.0 + 6*12
    83.0
    ```

    - (b) To print sum of 16, 5.0, 44.0:


    ```
    >>> 16 + 5.0 + 44.0
    65.0
    ```

    27. **Instructions in Interactive and Script modes:**


    - **Interactive mode:**
    ```
    >>> print("Python is easy to learn and write. It allows us
    to work in two modes: Interactive mode and Script mode.
    Interactive mode is also known as Python Shell and Script
    mode is known as Python Editor. It is a platform-
    independent language. We find it interesting to work with
    Python.")
    Python is easy to learn and write. It allows us to work in
    two modes: Interactive mode and Script mode. Interactive
    mode is also known as Python Shell and Script mode is
    known as Python Editor. It is a platform-independent
    language. We find it interesting to work with Python.
    ```

    - **Script mode (create a script file, e.g., `example.py`):**


    ```python
    # example.py
    print("Python is easy to learn and write. It allows us to
    work in two modes: Interactive mode and Script mode.
    Interactive mode is also known as Python Shell and Script
    mode is known as Python Editor. It is a platform-
    independent language. We find it interesting to work with
    Python.")
    ```
    When executed in script mode (`python example.py`), it
    would print the same output as in interactive mode.

    28. **Code to print full name and birthday as separate


    strings:**
    ```python
    # Assuming variables are defined
    full_name = "John Doe"
    birthday = "January 1, 2000"

    print("Full Name:", full_name)


    print("Birthday:", birthday)
    ```

    29. **Output of given statements:**


    - (a) `print(n=17)`:
    - This would raise a `SyntaxError` because `print()`
    function does not accept assignment (`n=17`).
    - (b) `print(8+9)`:
    - Outputs `17`.
    - (c) `print(4.2, "hello", 6-2, "world", 15/2.0)`:
    - Outputs `4.2 hello 4 world 7.5`.
    - (d) `print("123abc", sep='-')`:
    - Outputs `123abc`.
    - (e) `print("XXX", end='!')`:
    - Outputs `XXX!`.

    30. **Using IDLE to calculate:**


    - (a) `6+4*10`:
    ```
    >>> 6 + 4 * 10
    46
    ```
    - (b) `(6+4)*10`:
    ```
    >>> (6 + 4) * 10
    100
    ```

    31. **Output evaluation from Python Shell:**


    ```
    >>> print("Python is easy to learn and write.")
    Python is easy to learn and write.

    >>> print(3.14159 * 7)
    21.99113

    >>> print('I am a class XI' + 'student')


    I am a class XIstudent

    >>> print('I', 'm')


    Im

    >>> print("class XI student")


    class XI student

    >>> print("I'm ", 16, "years old")


    I'm 16 years old
    ```

    You might also like