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The document contains source code for 15 programs that demonstrate various Python programming concepts. The programs include: accepting user input, arithmetic operations, checking for perfect/Armstrong/palindrome numbers, Fibonacci series, lists, stacks, queues, file handling and reading/counting words in a file. The source code provided implements the logic for each program conceptually in 2-5 lines of code on average.

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CS Practical File

The document contains source code for 15 programs that demonstrate various Python programming concepts. The programs include: accepting user input, arithmetic operations, checking for perfect/Armstrong/palindrome numbers, Fibonacci series, lists, stacks, queues, file handling and reading/counting words in a file. The source code provided implements the logic for each program conceptually in 2-5 lines of code on average.

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Program 1: Write a program to enter two to numbers and

print the arithmetic operations.


S ource code :
value1= float(input("Enter the first value:"))

value2= float(input("Enter the second value:"))

option= input("enter any one of the operator(+,-,*,/,//,%):")

if option =="+":

result= value1+value2

elif option =="-":

result= value1-value2

elif option =="*":

result= value1*value2

elif option =="/":

if value2==0:

print("enter the value more than 0")

else:

result= value1/value2

elif option =="//":

result= value1//value2

else:

result= value1%value2

print("The result is:",result)


Program 2: Write a program to find whether the number is
perfect or not.
S ource code :
def perfect(num):

divsum=0

for i in range(1,num):

if num%i==0:

divsum+=i

if divsum==num:

print("Perfect Number")

else:

print("Not a perfect number")

n=int(input("enter the number:"))

perfect(n)
Program 3: Write a Program to find whether the number is
an Armstrong number or not.
S ource code :
n=int(input("Enter the number:"))

n1=n

sum=0

while(n>0):

answer=n%10;

sum=sum+(answer*answer*answer)

n=int(n/10)

if sum== n1:

print("Armstrong number")

else:

print("Not an Armstrong number")


Program 4: Write a Program to check whether the string is
palindrome or not.
S ource code :
st=input("Enter any sting:")

newlist=[]

newlist[:0]=st

l=len(newlist)

ed=l-1

for i in range(0,l):

if newlist[i]!=newlist[ed]:

print("Given string is not a palindrome")

break

if i>=ed:

print("Given string is a palindrome")

break

l=l-1

ed=ed-1
Program 5: Write a Program to show the Floyd's Triangle
in decreasing order.
S ource code :
n=int(input("Enter the number:"))

for i in range(n,0,-1):

for j in range(n,i-1,-1):

print(j,end=" ")

print()
Program 6: Write a Program to find the factorial using
user-defined module.
S ource code :
import factfunc

n=int(input("Enter the number:"))

value=factfunc.fact(n)

print("The Factorial of given number:",value)

# Module factfunc

def fact(n):

f=1;

while n>0:

f=f*n

n=n-1

return f
Program 7: Write a Program to enter the number of terms
and to print the Fibonacci Series.
S ource code :
i=int(input("Enter the limit:"))

x=0

y=1

z=1

print("Fibonacci series\n")

print(x,y,end=" ")

while(z<=i):

print(z,end=" ")

x=y

y=z

z=x+y
Program 9: Write a program to print a square
multiplication table.
S ource code:
for row in range(1,10):

for col in range(1,10):

product=row*col

if product<10:

print('',product,' ',end='')

else:

print(product,' ',end='')

print()
Program 10: Write a program to show the outputs based
on entered list.
S ource code:
my_list=['p','r','o','b','e']

# Output: p

print(my_list[0])

# Output: o

print(my_list[2])

# Output:e

print(my_list[4])

# my_list[4.0]

# Nested List

n_list=['Happy',[2,0,1,5]]

# Nested indexing

# Output:a

print(n_list[0][1],n_list[0][2],n_list[0][3])

#output:5

print(n_list[1][3])
Program 11: Write a program to implement all basic
operations of a stack using lists.
S ource code:
def push(L):

x=int(input("Enter a number:"))

L.append(x)

def pop(L):

if len(L)==0:

print("Stack is empty")

else:

print(L.pop(),"Deleted")

def peek(L):

top=len(L)-1

print("Top element is:",L[top])

def display(L):

for i in range(len(L)-1,-1,-1):

print(L[i])

def menu():

print("1.Push 2.Pop 3.Peek 4.Display 5.Exit")

L=[]

while True:
menu()

ch=int(input("Enter your choice:"))

if ch==1:

push(L)

elif ch==2:

pop(L)

elif ch==3:

peek(L)

elif ch==4:

display(L)

elif ch==5:

break
Program 12: Write a program to implement list as a queue-
using function append() and pop().
S ource code:
a=[]

c='y'

while(c=='y'):

print("1.INSERT")

print("2.DELETE")

print("3.Display")

choice=int(input("Enter your choice:"))

if (choice==1):

b=int(input("Enter the number:"))

a.append(b)
elif (choice==2):

if(a==[]):

print("Queue Empty")

else:

print("Deleted element is:",a[0])

a.pop(0)

elif(choice==3):

l=len(a)

for i in range(0,l):

print(a[i])

else:

print("Wrong Input")

c=input("Do you want to continue or not:")


Program 13: Write a program to read data from data file
and show data file handling related functions utility in
python.
S ource code:
f=open("poem.txt",'r')

print(f.name)

f_contents=f.read()

print(f_contents)

f_contents=f.readlines()

print(f_contents)

f_contents=f.readline()

print(f_contents)

for line in f:
print(line,end='')

f_contents=f.read(50)

print(f_contents)

size_to_read=10

f_contents=f.read(size_to_read)

while len(f_contents)>0:

print(f_contents)

print(f.tell())

f_contents=f.read(size_to_read)
Program 14: Write a program to read data from data file in
read mode and count the particular word occurrence in
given string.
S ource code:
f=open("poem.txt",'r')

read=f.readlines()

f.close

times=0

times2=0

chk=input("Enter the string to search:")

count=0

for sentence in read:


line=sentence.split()

times+=1

for each in line:

line2=each

times2+=1

if chk==line2:

count+=1

print("The search string",chk,"is present:",count,"times")

print(times)

print(times2)
Program 15: Write a program to display the number of
lines in the file.
S ource code:
myfile=open("poem.txt","r")

s=myfile.readlines()

linecount=len(s)

print("The umber of lines in poem.txt is:",linecount)

myfile.close()

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