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Annexure Python 1

The document provides an introduction to Python, covering data types, token classification, expression evaluation, output prediction, and logical expressions. It includes examples of various data types, such as integers and strings, and demonstrates how to classify tokens as identifiers, keywords, or literals. Additionally, it presents exercises for evaluating expressions and writing logical statements in Python.

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Annexure Python 1

The document provides an introduction to Python, covering data types, token classification, expression evaluation, output prediction, and logical expressions. It includes examples of various data types, such as integers and strings, and demonstrates how to classify tokens as identifiers, keywords, or literals. Additionally, it presents exercises for evaluating expressions and writing logical statements in Python.

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Getting started with python

I) Identify the datatype for the


following: iv) a = 5.9
1. 123 n = int(a)
2. ‘Hello’ print(n)
3. 0b1110 print(type(n))
4. ‘Computer \t Science’
5. ‘A’ v) Assume that the input values are
6. 455.78 100 and 200
7. 10+7j mark_1=input(“Enter the first mark:”)
8. 0x12 mark_2= input(“Enter the first
9. False mark:”)
10.‘4578’ print(mark_1+mark_2)
II)Classify each of the following
tokens:(identifier, keywords, IV) Evaluate the following
literals, invalid) expressions:
a) 4 + 8 / 2 ** 2 / -2
Emp-code, _roll no, -4, x2, @email, b) 100 + 200 / 10 - 3 * 10
name’s, “python”, True, #count, c) 2**3+4//7-6*9
While, Bond007, [Link], for, Else, d) 5<10 and not((10<5)) or (3<18)
FALSE and not 8<18
e) 2/int(1.5)+200
III) Predict the output:
i)
a=2 V) Write logical expressions
m = [0, 5, 2, 3] corresponding to the
x = a * m[a] + m[1] following statements in
print(x) python.
a) 9.5 is between the values of
integers num1 and num2
ii) b) The sum of 60 and -15 is
a=3 greater than 30
b=3 c) var_1 is not less than var_2
c=1 d) num1 is equal to num2
x=a*3+7-5+b–c
print(x)
VI) If x=4, indicate what each
of the following python
iii) statements would print.
name = "Alex" a) print(“x”)
age = 0 b) print(‘x’)
print((name == "Alex" or name == c) print(x+1)
"John") and age >= 2) d) print(“x+1”)
e) print(‘x’+1)
f) print(x)

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