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Python Practice Set 1

This document is a Python practice set for beginners, covering topics such as installation, syntax, variables, and user input. It includes a series of exercises that require writing simple programs, manipulating data types, and using operators. The exercises aim to reinforce the concepts learned and encourage independent problem-solving.

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Python Practice Set 1

This document is a Python practice set for beginners, covering topics such as installation, syntax, variables, and user input. It includes a series of exercises that require writing simple programs, manipulating data types, and using operators. The exercises aim to reinforce the concepts learned and encourage independent problem-solving.

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Python Practice Set 1 (Beginners)

Welcome to your first Python practice set!


This set is based on the topics we’ve covered so far: installation, syntax, variables,
typecasting, user input, comments, and operators.
Try to solve each problem on your own before looking at the solution.

Q1: Your First Program

Write a program that prints:

Hello, World! Welcome to Python.

Q2: Print a Poem

Write a program that prints the following poem using a single print() statement:

Twinkle, twinkle, little star,


How I wonder what you are!

(Hint: Use \n for a new line.)


Q3: Variables & Data Types

Create variables to store: - Your name (string)


- Your age (integer)
- Your height in meters (float)
- A boolean value representing whether you are a student

Print all of them in one line.

Q4: Typecasting Practice

You are given a string:

num = "45"

Convert it into an integer and add 10 to it. Print the result.

Q5: Taking User Input

Write a program that:

1. Asks the user for their favorite food.

2. Prints:

Wow! I also like <food>.

Q6: Simple Calculator

Write a program that:

1. Takes two numbers as input from the user.


2. Prints their sum, difference, product, and quotient.

Q7: Escape Sequences

Print the following output using escape sequences:

Harry said, "Python is awesome!"


This is on a new line.
This is a tab -> <- here

Q8: Operator Challenge

Write a program that:

1. Takes an integer as input from the user.


2. Prints the square and cube of that number.

Q9: Quick Quiz (True/False)

Mark True or False:

1. Python code must always end with a semicolon ; .


2. The # symbol is used for comments in Python.
3. "123" and 123 are the same in Python.
4. The * operator is used for multiplication.
5. \n creates a new line.
6. Variables in Python can start with numbers.
7. int("10") + 5 gives 15 .

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