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Python Practice Questions for Beginners

The document outlines a series of Python practice questions aimed at reinforcing programming concepts. Tasks include creating variables, identifying data types, performing calculations, handling multiple inputs, and developing a BMI calculator. Each task includes examples and specific instructions for implementation.

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Python Practice Questions for Beginners

The document outlines a series of Python practice questions aimed at reinforcing programming concepts. Tasks include creating variables, identifying data types, performing calculations, handling multiple inputs, and developing a BMI calculator. Each task includes examples and specific instructions for implementation.

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Python Practice Questions - Lesson 1 Recap

1. Simple Variable Task

Create 3 variables: name, age, and is_student.

Assign your name, your age, and whether you're a student (True or False).

Then print them in a sentence using f-strings.

Example:

My name is Abdulrahman, I am 20 years old, and student status: True

2. Identify Data Types

Ask the user to input their age and height.

Then print the data type of each one using the type() function.

3. Conversion Practice

Write a program that asks the user to enter their birth year.

Then calculate their age and print it.

Example: If user enters 2005, output: You are 19 years old.

4. Multiple Inputs + Type Casting

Ask the user for their name, score out of 100, and if they passed (yes/no).

Print everything in a formatted string using f-strings.

Make sure the score is treated as a float.

5. Challenging One - BMI Calculator

Ask for a person's weight (kg) and height (m), then calculate and print their BMI.

Formula: BMI = weight / (height ** 2)

You can cover BMI meaning in the next class.

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