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Simple Python Exercises

The document contains a series of simple Python exercises designed to practice basic programming concepts. Exercises include checking if a number is positive, negative, or zero; determining if a number is even or odd; creating a simple calculator; grading based on marks; and more. Each exercise provides expected input/output guidelines for user interaction.

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Simple Python Exercises

The document contains a series of simple Python exercises designed to practice basic programming concepts. Exercises include checking if a number is positive, negative, or zero; determining if a number is even or odd; creating a simple calculator; grading based on marks; and more. Each exercise provides expected input/output guidelines for user interaction.

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Simple Python Exercises

Exercise 1: Positive, Negative, or Zero

Write a program that asks the user for a number and checks:

• If it’s positive

• If it’s negative

• Or if it’s zero

Expected Input/Output:

Exercise 2: Even or Odd

Write a program to check whether a given number is even or odd using the modulus (%)
operator.

Expected Input/Output:

Exercise 3: Simple Calculator

Write a program that takes two numbers from the user and prints:

• Their sum

• Their difference

• Their product

• Their quotient

Expected Input/Output:
Exercise 4: Grade Checker

Write a program that asks the user for their marks (0–100).

• If marks ≥ 90 → Print “Grade A”

• If marks ≥ 75 → Print “Grade B”

• If marks ≥ 50 → Print “Grade C”

• Else → Print “Fail”

Expected Input/Output:

Exercise 5: Largest of Three Numbers

Write a program that asks the user to enter three numbers and prints the largest number
using if–else.

Expected Input/Output:
Python Practice Exercises (Set 2)

Exercise 1: Temperature Check

Ask the user to enter the current temperature.

• If temp ≥ 30 → print "It's Hot"

• If temp between 15 and 29 → print "It's Warm"

• Else → print "It's Cold"

Exercise 2: Number Divisible Check

Take a number as input and check:

• If divisible by 5 → print "Divisible by 5"

• Else → print "Not divisible by 5"

Exercise 3: Simple Discount Calculator

Ask the user for the bill amount.

• If bill ≥ 1000 → give 10% discount

• Else → no discount

• Print the final amount.

Exercise 4: Leap Year Checker

Take a year as input.

• If divisible by 400 → Leap year

• Else if divisible by 4 but not 100 → Leap year

• Else → Not a leap year

Exercise 5: Login System

Ask the user to enter a username and password.

• If username = "admin" and password = "1234" → print "Login Successful"

• Else → print "Login Failed"


Exercise 6: Rectangle or Square

Take input for length and width.

• If length == width → print "It's a Square"

• Else → print "It's a Rectangle"

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