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| - | =====Basic===== | + | === Basic === |
| =====Editors==== | =====Editors==== | ||
| - Create a file using cat with all the names of your friends. | - Create a file using cat with all the names of your friends. | ||
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| - Take an input from the user which can be "heads" or "tails". Now, get a random number which is 0 and 1 from python using [[python_reference#random|random]]. Print "Success" if input is heads and the random number is 0 or if input is tails and random number is 1. Else, print "Fail" | - Take an input from the user which can be "heads" or "tails". Now, get a random number which is 0 and 1 from python using [[python_reference#random|random]]. Print "Success" if input is heads and the random number is 0 or if input is tails and random number is 1. Else, print "Fail" | ||
| - A program that prints "Panagram" if a given sentence is a pangram (A pangram is a sentence that contains all the letters of the English alphabet at least once, for example: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Your task here is to write a function to check a sentence to see if it is a pangram or not. ) | - A program that prints "Panagram" if a given sentence is a pangram (A pangram is a sentence that contains all the letters of the English alphabet at least once, for example: The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. Your task here is to write a function to check a sentence to see if it is a pangram or not. ) | ||
| + | - Write a function called "morph" which takes a string and replaces all a's in the string and replaces them with o's and replaces all e's with i's. | ||
| + | - Write a function called "common" which takes two lists l1 and l2 and returns the common items in a list. | ||
| + | === Intermediate === | ||
| + | - Here is a description of the “Lucky 7” Game: | ||
| + | You start of by asking the user to choose from 3 sets (Hint :: Use raw_input) | ||
| + | - Any number below 7 (0-7) | ||
| + | - Exactly 7 | ||
| + | - Any number above 7 (7-12) | ||
| + | After the user chooses, you have to roll your dice and see the outcome | ||
| + | - If the number on the dice is < 7 and user chooses 1, then he wins. Else, he loses | ||
| + | - If the number on the dice is = 7 and the user chooses 2, he wins, Else he loses | ||
| + | - If the number on the dice is > 7 and the user chooses 3, he wins, Else he loses | ||
| + | Task : Write a python program to stimulate the lucky 7 program .. | ||
| + | Hint : [[python_reference#random|Use random module]] | ||
| + | - Write a function called "shift" which takes a list l1 and a number n. The function should insert n number of zeros in front of the list and discard the last n number of digits already present in the list. | ||
| + | * shift([1,2,3,4],1) must return [0,1,2,3] | ||
| + | * shift([1,2,3,4],2) must return [0,0,1,2] | ||
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