Practice Problems Programming Logic Using Python
Practice Problems Programming Logic Using Python
Q1
Frank is learning about loop control statements in Python and is confused
about the differences between break, continue, and pass. Provide him with
a scenario where each of these statements would be used, and explain
the outcome of using them in that scenario.
Q2
How can Python be used as an effective tool for problem-solving? Discuss
its key features and provide relevant examples.
Q3
Define an algorithm and explain its characteristics. Also, write and explain
the steps of the Algorithm to Find the Sum of N Natural Numbers.
Q4
What is the role of comments in Python programming? How do single-line
and multi-line comments work? Explain with proper examples.
Q5
Explain the differences between Compilation Errors, Logical Errors, and
Runtime Errors in Python. Provide examples for each type of error and
describe how they can be successfully debugged.
Q6
Why is documentation important in programming? Explain the importance
of comments as a documentation in Python. Explain the different types of
documentation, including Technical Documentation and User Manuals.
Q7
What is the role of indentation in Python programming? How it is used as
separator for different code blocks and discuss its use in maintaining local
and Global Variables. Explain its significance in Python programming using
some examples.
Q1
Identify and explain the different types of operators in Python .Give
examples for Logical operator and How << operator is used to shift left
by 2 positions means multiplying by 22 (4).
Q2
Write an algorithm and draw a flowchart corresponding to it for Printing
first 20 numbers in Fibonacci series. (a = 0, b = 1, sum = a + b)
Q3
Explain the working of while statements. How can we use a while loop to
find the sum of digits of a given number in Python.
Q4
Draw a decision table and explain for some cases by using example for
following scenario:
Grade A: Percentage >=80
Grade B: Percentage>=70 and <80
Grade C: Percentage>=60 and <70
Grade D: Percentage>=40 and <60
Grade E: Percentage <40
You have to take input from user as marks of the subject and then
calculate total marks and percentage and finally provide them with grades
based on above scenario.