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Day 9 Solution:

Day 10:  If-Else statement

In the above, we have used two if statements but we can reduce the number of lines of code by using an else statement.

The If else get applied in many scenarios.

Day 10 Task:

Get a number from the user and find whether the given number is an odd number or an even number.

Day 8 solution:

Program

Day 7 Solutions:

and Operator:

Example:

a=10

b=10

c=10

a==b and a==c --> True

(True) and (True) --> True

a=11

b=10

c=10

a==b and a==c --> False

(False) and (True) --> False

or Operator:

a=11

b=10

c=10

a==b and a==c --> False

(False) and (True) --> True

not Operator:

not(b==c)

not(True) --> False

Task: Try to use these operators and check various conditions.

Day 6 Program:

Try to apply the formatting to all the other arithmetic operators.

Program:

Output:

Example:

Day 7 Task:

Example:

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Day 5 practice program:

Practice all the Arithmetic Operators given:

Arithemtic Operators:

Addition --> +

Subtraction --> -

Multiplication --> *

Division (Quotient) --> /

Division (Remainder) --> %

Exponentiation --> **

Floor Division --> //

Program:

Output:

Day 6:
Formatting:

In the above output, you can see the output are getting displayed but it is not that clear to the user.

So we will use String formatting.

Syntax:

print(f'yout text {your variable}')

Example:

Output:

Day 6 Task:

Try to apply the formatting to all the other arithmetic operators.

Try to complete the task.

The output will be displayed in the next post.

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Day 4 practice program:

The solution is similar to that of the sample program discussed.  

Day 5:

Operators:

Operators are something that helps us to work with operands.

There are more operators in python.

In this post, we will try to learn the Arithmetic operator.

Arithemtic Operators:

Addition --> +

Subtraction --> -

Multiplication --> *

Division (Quotient) --> /

Division (Remainder) --> %

Exponentiation --> **

Floor Division --> //

Example:

a=int(input("Enter the number"))

b=int(input("Enter the number"))

print(a+b)

Output:

Day 5 Practice:

Practice all the Arithmetic Operators given above.

Try to complete the task.

The output will be displayed in the next post.

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Day 3 practice program:

Day 3 Solution:

Program:

Day 4:

Output:

So after typecasting, you can see that the type of Age variable is int which is a number.

Practice Program Day 4:

Write a program:

--> Get different data about a person

--> Find the type of data getting stored

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Day 2 Practice Program:

Day 2 Solution:

Program:

Get Input from user:

So far, we have given the value to the variable in coding itself. Now we will try to get the input from the user at run time.

use input() function to get the input.

Program: 

Practice program 3:

    Try to use this input() to the previous program and provide the input at the run time.

--> Get the input from the user

--> Print the values

--> Print the type of variables.

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Day 1 Practice Program:

Day 1 Solution:

Python practice programs for beginners - Day2

Data types:

Practice Program - Day 2

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Python practice programs for beginners - Day1

Variables:

Practice Program - Day 1

Sample output:

Try to complete the task.

30 Days Python Practice Challenge for Beginners.

Python is the most powerful but simple programming language right now.

This Python practice program for beginners will help you to get confidence in the basics of Python programming.

Learn how to Install Python

Since we need to use Python you may also download Python or also can use online python compilers. For mobile users download the Pydroid 3 app or QPython 3L.

Method 1: Using IDLE in Laptop (Once Python Installed)

Once you have installed Python, let's open idle.

You can search IDLE in the windows search bar.

Click on File --> New File

Method 2: Using online Interpreter 

Method 3: Mobile App