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Python Input and Data Structures Guide

The document outlines five Python programming scenarios focusing on user input and data structures. Each scenario includes specific tasks such as creating a user registration form, collecting student names, validating product prices, tracking favorite books, and ensuring unique email addresses. The programs utilize input functions, f-strings, lists, dictionaries, tuples, and sets to achieve the desired outcomes.

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Python Input and Data Structures Guide

The document outlines five Python programming scenarios focusing on user input and data structures. Each scenario includes specific tasks such as creating a user registration form, collecting student names, validating product prices, tracking favorite books, and ensuring unique email addresses. The programs utilize input functions, f-strings, lists, dictionaries, tuples, and sets to achieve the desired outcomes.

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1.

Input Function and F-String Basics

Scenario:
You are creating a user registration form for a website. The form asks for the user's first
name, last name, and age. After collecting this information, the system should display a
welcome message using f-strings.

Question:
Write a Python program that:

 Takes the user's first name, last name, and age as input.
 Displays a welcome message in the format: "Welcome, [First Name] [Last Name]!
You are [Age] years old."

2. List and Input Function

Scenario:
A teacher wants to collect the names of five students and store them in a list. After all the
names are entered, the program should display the list of students in alphabetical order
using an f-string.

Question:
Write a Python program that:

 Collects five student names using a loop.


 Stores the names in a list.
 Displays the names in alphabetical order using f-strings.

3. Dictionary and Input Validation

Scenario:
A shopping app collects product names and their prices from the user. If the user enters a
negative price, the program should display an error message and ask for the input again.
Finally, the app should display the products and their prices using f-strings.

Question:
Write a Python program that:

 Uses a dictionary to store product names as keys and prices as values.


 Takes input for the product name and price using a loop.
 Validates that the price is not negative. If it is, display an error and ask again.
 Displays the products and their prices using f-strings.
4. Tuple and Conditional Display

Scenario:
You are designing a system that keeps track of a user's favorite books. The user can enter
the names of three books, which are stored in a tuple. If the user enters the same name
twice, display a warning message. Otherwise, print the list of favorite books using an f-
string.

Question:
Write a Python program that:

 Collects three book names and stores them in a tuple.


 Checks if there are any duplicate book names.
 If duplicates are found, displays a warning.
 If no duplicates, displays the books using an f-string.

5. Set and Input Uniqueness

Scenario:
A company wants to collect the email addresses of its employees to send out a newsletter.
The system should ensure that each email address is unique. If a duplicate is entered, it
should display a message and ignore the duplicate. Finally, it should display the list of
unique email addresses.

Question:
Write a Python program that:

 Collects email addresses and stores them in a set to ensure uniqueness.


 If a duplicate is entered, displays a message and ignores it.
 Displays all unique email addresses using an f-string.

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