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Grade 12 Python - Unit Test Practice Set

This document is a practice set for a Grade 12 Python unit test, consisting of 15 questions covering various topics such as strings, lists, tuples, dictionaries, functions, and exception handling. Each question requires students to write Python programs to perform specific tasks, such as manipulating data structures, performing calculations, and handling errors. The practice set aims to reinforce students' understanding of fundamental programming concepts in Python.

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Grade 12 Python - Unit Test Practice Set

This document is a practice set for a Grade 12 Python unit test, consisting of 15 questions covering various topics such as strings, lists, tuples, dictionaries, functions, and exception handling. Each question requires students to write Python programs to perform specific tasks, such as manipulating data structures, performing calculations, and handling errors. The practice set aims to reinforce students' understanding of fundamental programming concepts in Python.

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Computer Science

Grade 12 Python – Unit Test Practice Set (15 Questions)


Topics Covered:

●​ Strings
●​ Lists
●​ Tuples
●​ Dictionaries
●​ Functions
●​ Exception Handling

Q1. String Operations

Write a Python program to:

●​ Input a string from the user.


●​ Print:
○​ Total number of characters
○​ Number of vowels
○​ Reverse of the string
○​ String in uppercase.

Q2. List Manipulation

Accept 10 integers from the user and store them in a list.​


Display:

●​ Largest number
●​ Smallest number
●​ Sum of all elements
●​ Average of the list.

Q3. List Processing

Given the list:


numbers = [12, 45, 67, 12, 89, 45, 23, 90]

Write a program to:

●​ Remove duplicate elements.


●​ Sort the list in descending order.
●​ Print only even numbers.

Q4. Tuple Operations

Create a tuple of 8 city names.

Write a program to:

●​ Print the first and last city.


●​ Count how many times a city entered by the user appears.
●​ Display the tuple in reverse order.

Q5. Dictionary Basics

Create a dictionary containing student details:

Roll No
Name
Marks
Grade

Display all keys, all values, and all key-value pairs using a loop.

Q6. Dictionary Application

Store marks of five students in a dictionary.

Example:

{
"Amit":78,
"Riya":91,
"Rahul":65
}
Write a program to:

●​ Display the topper's name.


●​ Calculate the average marks.
●​ Display students scoring above 75.

Q7. Functions

Write a function:

factorial(n)

that returns the factorial of a number.

Call the function for a number entered by the user.

Q8. Functions with Return Value

Write a function:

isPalindrome(word)

that returns True if the given string is a palindrome, otherwise False.

Q9. Functions + List

Write a function

countEven(lst)

which accepts a list and returns the number of even elements present in it.

Q10. String Functions

Write a program to:

●​ Input a sentence.
●​ Count the number of words.
●​ Count the number of uppercase letters.
●​ Replace every space with '*'.

Q11. Exception Handling

Write a program that accepts two integers and performs division.

Handle:

●​ Division by zero
●​ Invalid input

Display appropriate error messages.

Q12. Exception Handling with List

Create a list containing five numbers.

Ask the user for an index and print the element.

Handle:

●​ Invalid index
●​ Invalid input

using exception handling.

Q13. Mixed Question (List + Dictionary)

Given

students = {
"Amit":[78,81,90],
"Riya":[90,95,88],
"Rahul":[67,72,70]
}

Write a program to display:

●​ Average marks of every student.


●​ Student with highest average.
●​ Students whose average is above 80.
Q14. Functions + Exception Handling

Write a function

safeDivision(a,b)

that returns the quotient.

Use exception handling inside the function to handle division by zero and invalid inputs.

Q15. Comprehensive Programming Question

Write a menu-driven program using functions.

1. Reverse a String
2. Find Maximum in a List
3. Search a Key in Dictionary
4. Find Factorial
5. Exit

The program should repeatedly display the menu until the user chooses Exit.

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