Practical_1: Variables and Assignments

Practical_1: Variables and Assignments#

Exercise 1:#

Declare a variable x and assign it the value 10.

# Exercise 1

Exercise 2:#

Assign the value True to a variable called is_valid.

# Exercise 2

Exercise 3:#

Create a string variable name with the value “Python Programming”.

# Exercise 3

Exercise 4:#

Assign the result of 5 + 3 to a variable sum_result.

# Exercise 4

Exercise 5:#

Assign multiple variables in one line: a = 5, b = 10, c = 15.

# Exercise 5

Exercise 6:#

Assign the value of one variable x to another variable y.

# Exercise 6

Exercise 7:#

Assign a floating-point number 9.8 to a variable gravity.

# Exercise 7

Exercise 8:#

Create a variable country and assign it the string value of your favorite country.

# Exercise 8

Exercise 9:#

Change the value of variable age from 25 to 26 in two separate steps.

# Exercise 9

Exercise 10:#

Use one variable to store the result of subtracting two numbers 20 - 7.

# Exercise 10

Exercise 11:#

Assign an integer value and a floating-point value to two different variables.

# Exercise 11

Exercise 12:#

Assign a boolean value False to a variable is_completed.

# Exercise 12

Exercise 13:#

Swap the values of two variables x and y.

# Exercise 13

Exercise 14:#

Assign a complex number 3 + 4j to a variable complex_num.

# Exercise 14

Exercise 15:#

Reassign a variable from an integer to a string.

# Exercise 15

Exercise 16:#

Create two variables first_name and last_name, and assign them your first and last names.

# Exercise 16

Exercise 17:#

Create a variable temperature and assign it the value of 35.5.

# Exercise 17

Exercise 18:#

Assign the result of the multiplication of two numbers 8 * 6 to a variable product.

# Exercise 18

Exercise 19:#

Assign a sentence of your choice to a variable sentence.

# Exercise 19

Exercise 20:#

Use an assignment to convert a string '50' into an integer variable int_value.

# Exercise 20

Exercise 21:#

Assign the result of dividing 144 by 12 to a variable quotient.

# Exercise 21

Exercise 22:#

Assign the remainder of 47 divided by 5 to a variable remainder.

# Exercise 22

Exercise 23:#

Create a variable is_student and assign it the value True.

# Exercise 23

Exercise 24:#

Use a variable to store the result of a modulo operation: 45 % 4.

# Exercise 24

Exercise 25:#

Create a variable pi and assign it the value 3.14159.

# Exercise 25

Exercise 26:#

Create two variables length and width, assign them values, and calculate the area of a rectangle.

# Exercise 26

Exercise 27:#

Assign a negative number to a variable negative_value.

# Exercise 27

Exercise 28:#

Assign a string containing a special character (e.g., “Hello, World!”) to a variable greeting.

# Exercise 28

Exercise 29:#

Create a variable population and assign it a large integer value (in billions).

# Exercise 29

Exercise 30:#

Use a variable to store the result of raising 2 to the power of 8.

# Exercise 30

Exercise 31:#

Assign a list of your favorite fruits to a variable fruits.

# Exercise 31

Exercise 32:#

Assign a tuple of three numbers to a variable coordinates.

# Exercise 32

Exercise 33:#

Assign a dictionary with keys name and age to a variable person.

# Exercise 33

Exercise 34:#

Use variables to store the sum of two floating-point numbers.

# Exercise 34

Exercise 35:#

Create a variable is_sunny and assign it the result of a comparison 10 > 5.

# Exercise 35

Exercise 36:#

Assign a string and an integer to two different variables, then print both on one line.

# Exercise 36

Exercise 37:#

Reassign a variable that originally held a number to a boolean value.

# Exercise 37

Exercise 38:#

Create a variable is_weekend and assign it the result of False.

# Exercise 38

Exercise 39:#

Assign a multi-line string to a variable description.

# Exercise 39

Exercise 40:#

Use variables to store the result of the absolute value of -25.

# Exercise 40

Exercise 41:#

Assign the result of a floor division 100 // 6 to a variable floor_div_result.

# Exercise 41

Exercise 42:#

Assign the result of adding a floating-point number to an integer to a variable mixed_sum.

# Exercise 42

Exercise 43:#

Use variables to store a combination of string concatenation.

# Exercise 43

Exercise 44:#

Assign an empty list to a variable empty_list.

# Exercise 44

Exercise 45:#

Assign a boolean value based on the comparison of two variables a = 10 and b = 15.

# Exercise 45

Exercise 46:#

Assign a long sentence to a variable and count its characters using len().

# Exercise 46

Exercise 47:#

Assign a fractional result 7 / 3 to a variable division_result.

# Exercise 47

Exercise 48:#

Create a variable speed and assign it the value of 100 kilometers per hour.

# Exercise 48

Exercise 49:#

Assign a multi-variable equation like y = 3x + 5 where x = 4 to a variable y.

# Exercise 49

Exercise 50:#

Use variables to calculate and store the average of three numbers.

# Exercise 50
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