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Python Practical Questions

The document contains a series of Python practical questions for students at Cambridge Court High School, specifically for a student named Vatsal Gautam in Class IX – D. The questions require students to write Python programs for various tasks, such as printing personal preferences, displaying days of the week, calculating averages, checking divisibility, and generating multiplication tables. Each question includes sections for input and output, guiding students on how to structure their programs.

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Python Practical Questions

The document contains a series of Python practical questions for students at Cambridge Court High School, specifically for a student named Vatsal Gautam in Class IX – D. The questions require students to write Python programs for various tasks, such as printing personal preferences, displaying days of the week, calculating averages, checking divisibility, and generating multiplication tables. Each question includes sections for input and output, guiding students on how to structure their programs.

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Cambridge Court High School

Name: Vatsal Gautam


Class: IX – D
Roll Number: 38
Subject: Artificial Intelligence
PYTHON PRACTICAL QUESTIONS

1. Write a python program to print your favourite hobby, favourite color and favourite food

INPUT

OUTPUT
2. Write a python program to print the days of the week in separate lines using multiple print
statements.

INPUT

OUTPUT
3. Write a python program that ask the user for their city and country, then displays them
together.

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OUTPUT
4. Write a program to take three number as input and print their average.

INPUT

OUTPUT
5. Write a python program that checks whether a number entered by the user is divisible by 5

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OUTPUT
6. Write a program to input marks and print whether the student has passed or failed (pass
marks = 33)

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OUTPUT
7. Write a Python program using a for loop to print the multiplication table of any number
entered by the user.

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OUTPUT
8. Write a program using a for loop to print all even number between 1 and 50.

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OUTPUT

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