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FINAL 11 PRAC - Python

The document contains several programming exercises demonstrating basic Python functionalities. Exercises include counting character occurrences in a string, finding the third largest and smallest numbers in a list, creating and manipulating a dictionary of states and capitals, and determining the highest and lowest values in a dictionary. Each exercise includes an aim, methods used, coding examples, and expected outputs.

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FINAL 11 PRAC - Python

The document contains several programming exercises demonstrating basic Python functionalities. Exercises include counting character occurrences in a string, finding the third largest and smallest numbers in a list, creating and manipulating a dictionary of states and capitals, and determining the highest and lowest values in a dictionary. Each exercise includes an aim, methods used, coding examples, and expected outputs.

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EX:9

AIM :
To print the number of occurrences of a given alphabet in a given string.

METHODS:
input()
print()
lower()
range()
len()

CODING :
string = input("Enter any String : ")
char = input("\nEnter any character from the above string : ")
count = 0
ls=string.lower()
for i in range(len(ls)):
if(ls[i]==char):
count = count + 1
print("\nThe total number of times ", char, " has Occurred = " , count)

OUTPUT
Enter any String : HAVE A GREAT DAY

Enter any character from the above string : a

The total number of times a has Occurred = 4

EX:11
AIM :
To find the third largest and third smallest number in a list.

METHODS:
int()
input()
range()
append()
print()
sorted()

CODING :
lst = [ ]
num = int(input("How many numbers : "))
for n in range(num):
val = int(input("Enter value : "))
lst.append(val)
sort=sorted(lst)
print("\nSorted List = ", sort)
l=sorted(lst)[-3]
print("\nThird largest number in the list = ",l)
s=sorted(lst)[2]

OUTPUT
How many numbers : 6
Enter value : 65
Enter value : 45
Enter value : 89
Enter value : 12
Enter value : 76
Enter value : 98

Sorted List = [12, 45, 65, 76, 89, 98]

Third largest number in the list = 76

Third smallest number in the list = 65

EX:12
AIM :
To create a dictionary and store names of states, their capitals.

METHODS:
print()
get()
keys()
values()
items()
len()
del()

CODING :
stcap={'Tamilnadu':'Chennai', 'Bihar':'Patna', 'Rajasthan':'Jaipur',
'Manipur':'Imphal', 'Assam':'Dispur', 'Gujarat':'Gandhinagar',
'Maharashtra':'Mumbai'}
print(stcap.get("Bihar"))
print(stcap.keys())
print(stcap.values())
print(stcap.items())
print(len(stcap))
print("Maharashtra" in stcap)
del stcap["Assam"]
print(stcap)

OUTPUT
Patna
dict_keys(['Tamilnadu', 'Bihar', 'Rajasthan', 'Manipur', 'Assam', 'Gujarat',
'Maharashtra'])
dict_values(['Chennai', 'Patna', 'Jaipur', 'Imphal', 'Dispur', 'Gandhinagar',
'Mumbai'])
dict_items([('Tamilnadu', 'Chennai'), ('Bihar', 'Patna'), ('Rajasthan', 'Jaipur'),
('Manipur', 'Imphal'), ('Assam', 'Dispur'), ('Gujarat', 'Gandhinagar'),
('Maharashtra', 'Mumbai')])
7
True
{'Tamilnadu': 'Chennai', 'Bihar': 'Patna', 'Rajasthan': 'Jaipur', 'Manipur': 'Imphal',
'Gujarat': 'Gandhinagar', 'Maharashtra': 'Mumbai'}

EX:13
AIM :
To print the highest and lowest values in the dictionary.

METHODS:
int()
input()
range()
append()
print()
max()
min()

CODING :
dic={}
l=[]
n=int(input("Number of Values:"))
for i in range(n):
val = int(input("Enter value : "))
l.append(val)
dic['value']=l
print("\n Dictionary Values")
print(dic)
print("\nHighest Value in the dictionary")
print(max(dic['value']))
print("\nLowest Value in the dictionary")
print(min(dic['value']))

OUTPUT
Number of Values:5
Enter value : 72
Enter value : -4
Enter value : 55
Enter value : 12
Enter value : 9

Dictionary Values
{'value': [72, -4, 55, 12, 9]}

Highest Value in the dictionary


72

Lowest Value in the dictionary


-4

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