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Python Medium Practice Problems

The document outlines five Python practice problems for medium-level programming skills. These include creating an ATM withdrawal system, an employee salary calculator, a method to find duplicate elements in a list, a student result management system, and a number guessing game. Each problem includes specific requirements and expected outputs to guide implementation.

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Python Medium Practice Problems

The document outlines five Python practice problems for medium-level programming skills. These include creating an ATM withdrawal system, an employee salary calculator, a method to find duplicate elements in a list, a student result management system, and a number guessing game. Each problem includes specific requirements and expected outputs to guide implementation.

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Python Medium Practice Problems

1. ATM Withdrawal System

Create a program where:


• User has an initial balance of 10000
• Ask the user to enter withdrawal amount
• If amount is greater than balance → print 'Insufficient Balance'
• If amount is divisible by 100 → allow withdrawal
• Otherwise → print 'Enter amount in multiples of 100'

Also print remaining balance after successful withdrawal.

2. Employee Salary Calculator

Create a salary calculator using functions.

Rules:
• Less than 2 years → no bonus
• 2 to 5 years → 10% bonus
• Above 5 years → 20% bonus

Take:
• Employee name
• Base salary
• Years of experience

Print:
• Employee name
• Bonus amount
• Final salary

3. Find Duplicate Elements in a List

Given:

numbers = [1, 5, 2, 7, 5, 9, 1, 10, 2]

Find all duplicate numbers without using:


• set()
• collections library

Expected Output:
[1, 5, 2]

4. Student Result Management System


Store student marks inside a dictionary.

Example:
students = {
"Arun": [78, 85, 90],
"Priya": [45, 60, 55],
"Kavin": [95, 92, 98]
}

Tasks:
• Calculate average marks of each student
• Print grade:
- A → above 90
- B → above 70
- C → above 50
- Fail → below 50

Also print topper name.

5. Number Guessing Game

Create a number guessing game.

Rules:
• Store a secret number inside the program
• User gets only 5 chances
• For every wrong guess:
- print 'Too High' or 'Too Low'
• If user guesses correctly:
- print 'You Won'
• If all chances finish:
- print 'Game Over'

Bonus:
• Count number of attempts taken to win.

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