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BCC302 Python Programming Solutions

The document provides a concise overview of Python programming concepts, including variable types, control structures, data structures, and file handling. It covers topics such as loops, functions, string manipulation, and object-oriented programming principles like inheritance and polymorphism. Each section contains question-wise solutions addressing fundamental programming tasks and operations in Python.

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BCC302 Python Programming Solutions

The document provides a concise overview of Python programming concepts, including variable types, control structures, data structures, and file handling. It covers topics such as loops, functions, string manipulation, and object-oriented programming principles like inheritance and polymorphism. Each section contains question-wise solutions addressing fundamental programming tasks and operations in Python.

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BCC302 – Python Programming

Brief & Precise Solutions (Question-wise)

SECTION A

Q1(a) Python variables store data values. Example:


x = 10 (int), y = 3.5 (float)

Q1(b) for-loop uses range with fixed iterations; while-loop runs until condition becomes false.

Q1(c) String slicing extracts part of string. Example: s='Python'; s[0:3]='Pyt'

Q1(d) Tuple is immutable sequence (), list is mutable [].

Q1(e) Dictionary stores key-value pairs. Example: d={'a':1}; d['b']=2

Q1(f) read() reads entire file; readline() reads one line at a time.

Q1(g) Encapsulation binds data and methods using classes and access control.

SECTION B

Q2(a) Operators: arithmetic, relational, logical. Data types: int, float, str.
Program:
if n%2==0: print('Even') else: print('Odd')

Q2(b) pass: null statement, continue: skip iteration, break: exit loop.
Prime logic using for loop.

Q2(c) String functions: len(), lower(), upper().


Count vowels using loop and if.

Q2(d) List: append(), pop(); Dict: keys(), values().


Merge: d3=d1|d2

Q2(e) write() writes string; writelines() writes list of strings.

SECTION C

Q3(a) Conditional statements use if-elif-else to control flow. Grade based on marks.

Q3(b) for-loop iterates over list/string. Sum list using accumulator.

Q4(a) Function defined using def. Area of circle: πr².

Q4(b) String methods like replace(). Example: [Link]('a','b')

Q5(a) Set operations: union, intersection, difference.

Q5(b) Slicing extracts elements; tuple reversed using slicing [::-1].

Q6(a) seek() moves file pointer. Read last n lines using readlines().

Q6(b) re module handles patterns. Digits found using [Link]().

Q7(a) Inheritance shares properties; polymorphism allows multiple forms.

Q7(b) Tkinter widgets: Label, Button. Create window using Tk().

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