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Essential Python Programs for Beginners

The document contains a list of Python programming tasks that cover basic operations, condition checks, and user input handling. It includes examples such as arithmetic operations, comparison checks, logical operators, and creating a simple calculator. Additionally, it features programs for determining grades, checking even/odd numbers, and providing driving instructions based on signal colors.

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Essential Python Programs for Beginners

The document contains a list of Python programming tasks that cover basic operations, condition checks, and user input handling. It includes examples such as arithmetic operations, comparison checks, logical operators, and creating a simple calculator. Additionally, it features programs for determining grades, checking even/odd numbers, and providing driving instructions based on signal colors.

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PYTHON PROGRAMS

1. Write a Python program to store two numbers in variables and display their addition and subtraction.
2. Write a Python program to store two numbers and check whether the first number is greater than the
second and whether both numbers are equal.
3. Write a Python program to use AND and OR operators to check conditions on two numbers and print
the result.
4. Write a Python program to add a value to a number using the assignment operator and display the
updated result.
5. Write a Python program to check whether a given fruit name is equal to “apple” or “grape” using
comparison operators.
6. Write a Python program to take two numbers from the user and display their subtraction and
division results.
7. Write a Python program to take a number from the user and use the NOT operator to check whether
the number is greater than 0.
8. Write a Python program to take two numbers from the user and find the remainder using the modulus
(%) operator.
9. Write a Python program to take two values from the user and check whether both values are the same
or not using is and is not operators.
10. Write a Python program to create a simple calculator that takes two numbers and an operator from the
user and performs the selected operation using match-case.
11. Write a Python program that shows a menu to calculate the area of a square, rectangle, or circle and
displays the area based on the user’s choice using match-case.
12. Write a Python program to take marks from the user and display the grade using the match-case
statement as per the following rules:
 If the marks are 90 or above, display "Grade A".
 If the marks are between 80 and 89, display "Grade B".
 If the marks are between 70 and 79, display "Grade C".
 If the marks are anything lower than 70, display "Fail".
13. Write a program that asks the user to enter a number and determines if it is Even or Odd.
14. Write a program that asks the user to enter a month number (from 1 to 12) and tells them how many
days that month has.
15. Write a program that asks the user to enter a signal color (Red, Yellow, or Green) and gives the
correct driving instruction.
 If the color is "red", display "Stop".
 If the color is "yellow", display "Get Ready".
 If the color is "green", display "Go".
 If the user types anything else, display "Invalid signal".
16. Write a program that asks for the total bill amount and tells the customer how much of a discount they
get based on these spending levels:
 10% Discount: If the bill is between 5,000 and 10,999.
 5% Discount: If the bill is between 3,000 and 4,999.
 No Discount: If the bill is less than 3,000.

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