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The document is a question paper for a Computer Programming II course at Babcock University. It contains eight programming tasks that require writing code in Python and C++, covering topics such as input validation, student grading, bank fee calculations, string manipulation, list operations, set differences, and element deletion from lists. Each task specifies the requirements and expected outcomes for the programming assignments.

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Test Feb Computer Programming Practice Questions

The document is a question paper for a Computer Programming II course at Babcock University. It contains eight programming tasks that require writing code in Python and C++, covering topics such as input validation, student grading, bank fee calculations, string manipulation, list operations, set differences, and element deletion from lists. Each task specifies the requirements and expected outcomes for the programming assignments.

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NO
BABCOCK UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF COMPUTING

[QUESTION PAPER] TITLE: COMPUTER PROGRAMMING II

(Attempt ALL) (Write your code in Python language)


1) Write a named fix Time function that validates user’s input such that “26:50:12” would be alarmed
invalid for hh:mm:ss format (hours can’t be up to 26). [hh  hour, mm minute, ss  second]

2. Write a C++ program that will display if a student passes or fails his exam. (50% or more is a pass. If
the student passes then your program should display which letter the student has obtained.
 85% or more E for excellent
 75% or more but less than 85% O for Outstanding
 65% or more but less than 75% G for good
 Less than 65% S for satisfactory
If however the student is fails (below 50% marks) your program should display whether the student
should Resit or Redo depending on the following criteria.
 33% or more Resit in exam
 Less than 33% Redo course

3. A bank charges $10 per month plus the following check fees for a commercial checking account: $
10 for each fewer than 20 checks $ 8 each for 20-39 checks $ 6 each for 40-59 checks $0-5 each for
60 or more checks The bank also charge $15 if the balance for the amount falls below $400 (before
any check fees are applied). Write a program that asks a use for the beginning balance and the
numbers of check written. Compute and display the bank services fees for the month.

4. Write a program to manipulate string reference type. The program should accomplish the following:
a) Create two string variables and assign values to the strings
b) Concatenate the two string and show the output
c) Title case the string

5) Consider the following list, write a program to print the index and the corresponding element of the
list:
fruits = ['banana', 'carrot', 'mango', 'pineapple']
6) Given the following sets, define what you undersand by set difference
A = {1, 2, 3}
B = {3, 4, 5}
Then prove that A – B ≠ B – A

7) Consider the following list of your favorite food:


my_foods = ['poundo', 'amala', 'pepper soup']

Using my_foods list, create another list called pal_foods such that all the element in my_foods are
also in pal_foods list.
Then carry out the following operations in this sequential order:
i. Display the contents of my_foods and pal_foods
ii. Append ‘ewedu’ to my_foods
iii. Append ‘moimoin’ to pal_foods
iv. Display the content of my_foods and pal_foods a second time.

8) Write a python code to remove or delete all the elements called “knife” is the following list:
utensils = ["knife", "knife", "spoon", "fork", "knife", "knife", "knife", "knife"]

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