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The document contains several practical programming exercises in Python, including generating random numbers within a range, checking if two strings are of the same length, finding the maximum and minimum of four numbers, calculating the sum and product of the first ten numbers using variable-length arguments, and implementing a simple login system with a default username. Each exercise includes a function definition and example output. The exercises are designed to demonstrate various programming concepts and functionalities in Python.

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Program

The document contains several practical programming exercises in Python, including generating random numbers within a range, checking if two strings are of the same length, finding the maximum and minimum of four numbers, calculating the sum and product of the first ten numbers using variable-length arguments, and implementing a simple login system with a default username. Each exercise includes a function definition and example output. The exercises are designed to demonstrate various programming concepts and functionalities in Python.

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Practical –XI

Write a function that receives two numbers and generates a random number
from that range. Using function the main should be able to print three
numbers randomly.

import random

def random_num(x,y):

return random.randint(x,y)

n1=int(input("Enter the first number:"))

n2=int(input("Enter the second number:"))

print("Random No.1:",random_num(n1,n2))

print("Random No.2:",random_num(n1,n2))

print("Random No.3:",random_num(n1,n2))

Output-
Practical –XII
Write a function that receives two string arguments and checks whether they
are same-length strings. (Returns True in this case otherwise False).

def samelength(txt1,txt2):

if len(txt1)==len(txt2):

return True

else:

return False

text1=input("Enter the text1:")

text2=input("Enter the text2:")

print("The string is same length?",samelength(text1,text2))

Output-

OR
Practical –XIII
Write a python program to find maximum and minimum numbers among
given 4 numbers.

def find_max():

l=[]

max1=0

for i in range(4):

n=int(input("Enter number into list:"))

l.append(n)

print("The list is:",l)

for i in l:

if i>max1:

max1=i

print("Max:",max1)

find_max()

Output-
Practical –XIV
Write a python program to demonstrate the concept of variable length
argument to calculate sum and product of the first 10 numbers.

def sum10(*n):

total=0

for i in n:

total=total + i

print("Sum of first 10 Numbers:", total)

sum10(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10)

def product10(*n):

pr=1

for i in n:

pr=pr * i

print("Product of first 10 Numbers:",pr)

product10(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10)

Output-
Practical –XV
Write a python program to accept username "Admin" as default argument and
Password 123 entered by user to allow login into the system.

def user_pass(password, username="Admin"):

if password=='123':

print("You have logged into system")

else:

print("Password is incorrect!!!!!!")

password=input("Enter the password:")

user_pass(password)

Output-

OR

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