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Python Masterclass Day1 Assignment Final

The document outlines a Python Masterclass Day 1 assignment covering variables, data types, operators, and type casting. It includes specific programming tasks such as creating formatted print statements, using the type() function, performing arithmetic operations, and demonstrating type casting. Additionally, there is an optional challenge to calculate a student's average marks and pass/fail status based on given criteria, along with submission guidelines.

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Python Masterclass Day1 Assignment Final

The document outlines a Python Masterclass Day 1 assignment covering variables, data types, operators, and type casting. It includes specific programming tasks such as creating formatted print statements, using the type() function, performing arithmetic operations, and demonstrating type casting. Additionally, there is an optional challenge to calculate a student's average marks and pass/fail status based on given criteria, along with submission guidelines.

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Python Masterclass – Day 1 Assignment

■ Topics Covered:
Variables, Data Types, Operators, Type Casting

1■■ Question 1: Variables


Create a Python program that stores your name, age, and favorite programming language in
variables, then prints them using a formatted print statement.

Example:
My name is Mahiman, I am 25 years old, and my favorite programming language is Python.

2■■ Question 2: Data Types and type() Function


Write a Python program that declares variables of different data types — integer, float, string, and
boolean. Print both their values and their data types using the type() function.

Example Output:
Value: 25, Type:
Value: 12.5, Type:
Value: Hello, Type:
Value: True, Type:

3■■ Question 3: Operators


Write a Python program that takes two numbers as input, performs arithmetic operations (addition,
subtraction, multiplication, division), and checks which number is greater using a comparison
operator.

Example Output:
Enter first number: 10
Enter second number: 5
Addition: 15
Subtraction: 5
Multiplication: 50
Division: 2.0
Is first number greater? True

4■■ Question 4: Type Casting


Write a Python program that demonstrates implicit and explicit type casting. Example: adding int +
float (implicit) and converting string input to int (explicit).

Example Output:
Implicit Conversion Example:
Result = 10 + 5.5 = 15.5

Explicit Conversion Example:


Enter number as string: '10'
After conversion: 10
Addition Result: 20

■ Challenge Question (Optional)


Create a script that takes a student's name, marks in 3 subjects, and attendance percentage.
Calculate the average marks and determine Pass/Fail status based on the following: If average ≥
50 and attendance ≥ 75 → Pass, else → Fail.

Example Output:
Enter your name: Mahiman
Enter marks in Python: 80
Enter marks in SQL: 70
Enter marks in Power BI: 65
Enter attendance percentage: 85
Average Marks: 71.66
Result: Pass ■

■ Submission Guidelines:
• File Name: Day1_Assignment_.py
• Add comments explaining your code.
• Keep your code clean and properly indented.
• Submit before the next session.

■ Keep Practicing! Each line of Python you write takes you one step closer
to mastering Data Engineering.

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