Learning Python-Basic course: Day 9, Summary of the week and exercises.

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Aatmaj

Posted on July 3, 2021

Learning Python-Basic course: Day 9, Summary of the week and exercises.

Today, we will look at the whole week's summary and check out some more questions. The solution to the Day 7 coding challenge is also provided.


Summary of the week-

Day 6- We learnt about the while loop, while-else and solved questions

Day 7- We solved some more exciting questions on the for and while loop, and the coding challenge whose solution is presented today.

Day 8- We learnt about Unicode in Python and solved some questions.


Sample questions-

1) Password generator. Write a sample program to input a number and output a 6 Unicode-character password. Divide the number by numbers 1-7 and generate characters using the result.

a=int(input("Please enter a 6 digit number "))
for i in range(1,7):
    print(chr(a//i),end="")
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Output-

Please enter a 6 digit number 1293748 
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You can find the unicode chart here

2) Write code to give the following output-

A
ABA
ABCBA
ABCDCBA
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Answer-

for j in range(1,5):
 for i in range(1,j+1):
    print(chr(i+64),end="")
 for i in range(-j+1,0):
    print(chr(-i+64),end="")
 print()
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Exercise-
1) Write a program to get 5 characters from user, take its Unicode sum and display the corresponding character for Unicode value. Answer

Please enter a character A
Please enter a character A
Please enter a character T
Please enter a character M
Please enter a character A
Please enter a character J
Please enter a character -
Answer is  Η›
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2) Modify the password generator to include only keyboard characters (Unicode 33 to 126)
OUTPUT-

Please enter a 6 digit number 135689
#P@gk0
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Answer


Solution to the coding challenge.

a=1
n=0
while True:
 if(a>=50):
     break
 n=n+1
 for i in range(0,n):
    for j in range(0,n):
        print(a,end=",")
    if(a>=50):
     break
    a=a+1 
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Posted on July 3, 2021

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