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Assignment Operators

This document outlines an assignment on assignment operators in programming, due on Friday at 11:55 PM PKT. It includes five questions that require the use of various assignment operators to manipulate variables and print results after each operation. Instructions specify using Google Colab for coding and submitting the .ipynb file, with penalties for late submissions.

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Assignment Operators

This document outlines an assignment on assignment operators in programming, due on Friday at 11:55 PM PKT. It includes five questions that require the use of various assignment operators to manipulate variables and print results after each operation. Instructions specify using Google Colab for coding and submitting the .ipynb file, with penalties for late submissions.

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Shoaib Akhtar

ASSIGNMENT OP-
ERATORS PRACTICE
Assignment Operators Homework

 Due: Friday 11:55 PM PKT

Instructions:
• Ò Write your code in Google Colab.
• After writing the code for all questions, you will download the .ipynb file from
Google Colab and then submit it.
• Use assignment operators (=, +=, -=, *=, /=,
• º Show the value after each operation
• Late submissions will be penalized with zero marks

Questions:
Question 1: Basic Assignment Operations

Problem:
Create a variable ‘x‘ with initial value 10. Then perform these operations and print the
value after each step:
• Add 5 to x using +=
• Subtract 3 from x using -=
• Multiply x by 2 using *=
• Divide x by 4 using /=
Explanation:
Use different assignment operators to modify the variable and print after each operation.

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Sample Output:
Initial x: 10
After adding 5: 15
After subtracting 3: 12
After multiplying by 2: 24
After dividing by 4: 6.0

Question 2: Bank Account Balance

Problem:
Create a variable ‘balance‘ with initial value 1000. Then perform these banking opera-
tions:
• Deposit 500 using +=
• Withdraw 300 using -=
• Apply 10
• Pay 50 fee using -=
Explanation:
Use assignment operators to update the bank balance after each transaction.
Sample Output:
Initial balance: 1000
After deposit: 1500
After withdrawal: 1200
After interest: 1320.0
After fee: 1270.0

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Question 3: Shopping Cart Total

Problem:
Create a variable ‘total‘ with initial value 0. Then add these items to your cart:
• Shirt: 1200 (use +=)
• Shoes: 2500 (use +=)
• Apply 15
• Add 200 shipping charge using +=
Explanation:
Use assignment operators to calculate the final total after all operations.
Sample Output:
Initial total: 0
After shirt: 1200
After shoes: 3700
After discount: 3145.0
After shipping: 3345.0
Final total: 3345.0

Question 4: Student Score Calculator

Problem:
A student has these scores in different subjects:
• Math: 85 (use =)
• Science: 92 (use +=)
• English: 78 (use +=)
• Calculate average using /=
• Add 5 bonus marks using +=
Explanation:
Use assignment operators to calculate total and average scores.
Sample Output:
Math score: 85
Total after Science: 177
Total after English: 255
Average: 85.0
After bonus: 90.0

Question 5: Modulo Assignment Operator

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Problem:
Create a variable ‘number‘ with value 27. Then perform these operations:
• Find remainder when divided by 5 using %=
• Find remainder when divided by 4 using %=
• Find remainder when divided by 7 using %=
Explanation:
Use modulo assignment operator to find remainders.
Sample Output:
Initial number: 27
After % 5: 2
After % 4: 2
After % 7: 2

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