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Simple Practice Questions For Python Programming Week 1

The document provides simple practice questions for Python programming, focusing on basic control structures and input validation. It includes tasks such as checking if a number is even or odd, validating student test scores, monitoring temperature limits, categorizing grades based on scores, and implementing a safety protocol for pipeline pressure. Each task outlines specific requirements and expected outputs for the programs to be written.

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Simple Practice Questions For Python Programming Week 1

The document provides simple practice questions for Python programming, focusing on basic control structures and input validation. It includes tasks such as checking if a number is even or odd, validating student test scores, monitoring temperature limits, categorizing grades based on scores, and implementing a safety protocol for pipeline pressure. Each task outlines specific requirements and expected outputs for the programs to be written.

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Simple Practice Questions For Python Programming Week 1

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​1. The Even or Odd Checker
​The Task: Write a program that asks the user to input a number. Use an if statement to check if
the number is even or odd, and print the result.

​ . The Passing Grade Validator


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​The Task: Write a program that asks for a student's test score (out of 100). If the score is 50 or
higher, print "Congratulations, you passed!" Otherwise, print "Keep practicing, you'll get it next
time!"

​ . Basic Temperature Alarm


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​The Task: A piece of machinery should not exceed a temperature of 85°C. Write a program that
takes a temperature as input. If it is over 85, print "ALARM: Temperature too high! Shutting
down." If it is exactly 85, print "WARNING: Maximum operating temperature reached."
Otherwise, print "Temperature normal."
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​4. The UI CGPA Categorizer
​The Task: Write a program that takes a student's final score (0-100) and outputs their
corresponding grade based on the standard grading system:
​70 - 100: A
​60 - 69: B
​50 - 59: C
​45 - 49: D
​0 - 44: F
​Bonus constraint: If the user enters a number less than 0 or greater than 100, print "Invalid
score entered. Please enter a number between 0 and 100."

​ . Offshore Pipeline Safety Protocol


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​The Task: You are designing a basic safety monitor for a pipeline. Your program needs to check
two inputs: pressure_level (in psi) and valve_status (either "open" or "closed").
​If the pressure is above 5000 psi and the valve is "closed", print: "CRITICAL DANGER: Open
valve immediately to relieve pressure!"
​If the pressure is above 5000 psi but the valve is "open", print: "Warning: High pressure
detected, but system is venting."
​If the pressure is 5000 psi or below, print: "System stable."

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