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Subject:-Python Programming

Practice Questions
(String)

Q1. Instagram Bio Character Counter (Counting Characters)

Instagram bios have a limit of 150 characters.​


Write a Python program to:

1.​ Take a bio as input.


2.​ Count the total number of characters in the bio.
3.​ Display the number of remaining characters allowed.

Example Input:

Coding | Traveler | Foodie

Example Output:

Characters used: 26

Remaining characters: 124

Q2. Remove Spaces in a File Name (Using replace())​


When uploading files to a website, spaces in file names need to be replaced with underscores
(_).​
Write a Python program that:

●​ Takes a file name as input.


●​ Replaces all spaces with underscores and displays the new file name.​

Example Input:

Final Project [Link]

Example Output:

Final_Project_Report.docx
Q3. In a word puzzle game, you are asked to swap every odd-position character with the
next even-position character in a word.

Constraints:

●​ The input word will always have exactly 6 characters.


●​ Do not use loops, if-else statements, or functions.
●​ Use only string indexing and slicing.

Task:

●​ Take a 6-character word as input.


●​ Swap the first and second characters, third and fourth characters, fifth and sixth
characters.
●​ Display the resulting word.

Example Input:
abcdef
Example Output:
badcfe

Q4. Extract Domain Name from Email (Splitting Strings)

An HR department wants to analyze email domains of employees.​


Write a Python program that:

●​ Accepts an email address as input.


●​ Extracts and displays only the domain name.

Example Input:

[Link]@[Link]

Example Output:

[Link]
Q5. Count Hashtag Occurrences in Social Media Posts (Counting Substrings)

A social media marketing company wants to count how many times a specific hashtag
appears in a campaign post.​
Write a program to:

●​ Accept a text and a hashtag as input.


●​ Display the total count of that hashtag using only count() method.​

Example Input:

Text: #Python is amazing. #AI and #Python will rule the world.

Hashtag: #Python

Example Output:

The hashtag '#Python' appears 2 times.

Q.6 . Create a program that converts all lowercase letters to uppercase and vice versa
using a single built-in method.

Example Input:

PyThOn

Example Output:

pYtHoN

Q.7 A blogging platform needs a word counter for its posts.​


Write a program that:

●​ Accepts a paragraph as input.


●​ Uses split() and len() to display the total number of words

Q.8 Write a program to:Check whether a string starts with "www" and ends with ".com"
using startswith() and endswith().

●​ Display True or False.


Q.9 WAP program that:

●​ Accepts a word as input.


●​ Displays the first character and last character separately using indexing.

​
Q.10 Write a program to swap the first and last characters of a string using slicing and
concatenation.

Example Input:
coding

Example Output:
godinc

Q.11 A blogging platform wants to count the number of words in a blog post.​
Write a program that:

●​ Accepts a paragraph as input.


●​ Displays the total number of words using split() and len().​

Example Input:

Python is a powerful programming language.

Example Output:

Total words: 6

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Use the swapcase() method in Python to convert each lowercase letter to uppercase and vice versa. For the string "PyThOn", the result would be "pYtHoN" .

By swapping the first with the second character, the third with the fourth, and the fifth with the sixth, the transformed word "abcdef" becomes "badcfe" .

The domain name can be extracted by splitting the email address at the '@' symbol and selecting the second element, which is "company.com" .

First, use the split() method to separate words in the sentence, resulting in a list. Apply len() to this list to count the number of words, which is 6 for "Python is a powerful programming language." .

Use the startswith('www') method to check if a string starts with 'www' and the endswith('.com') method to check if it ends with '.com'. Both conditions should be true for the statement to return True .

The output would be "Final_Project_Report.docx" as the spaces are replaced with underscores .

To swap the first and last characters using slicing, you can reassemble the string as string[-1] + string[1:-1] + string[0]. For "coding", this produces "godinc" .

In Python, you can access the first character using string[0] and the last character using string[-1]. For "example", the first character is 'e' and the last character is 'e' .

You can determine the remaining characters by subtracting the number of characters used in the bio from 150. For instance, if the bio is "Coding | Traveler | Foodie" with 26 characters, the remaining characters would be 150 - 26 = 124 .

To count occurrences of '#Python' in a text, use the count() method, which will count how many times '#Python' appears in the text. In the text "#Python is amazing. #AI and #Python will rule the world.", '#Python' appears 2 times .

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