Python 1 - Fundamentals

Use google to search for the formulas used to convert from Celsius to Fahrenheit and vise versa. Then, write a Python program that will do the conversion. Get the input from the users.

Write a Python program that will calculate the simple interest rate.
Simple Interest = (P x T x R)/100. P is the principal amount; T is the time; R is the interest rate.

Use google to study how compound interest are calculated. Write a Python program that will do the calculation.

Without using any library, write a program that will calculate the class score average.
class_scores=[90, 87, 68, 77, 50, 80, 83, 92, 75, 71, 86]

Use google to study how Armstrong Numbers are calculated. Write a Python program that will create a list out of Armstrong Numbers between 0 and 10,000.

The following tuple contains famous soccer players' names and their salaries. Write two Python programs that will sort the players by their salaries in descending order. The first should use the bubble sort method, and the second should use the sort and lambda method—print the players' rank, names, and salaries line by line.

players_salary_tuple=(('Neyma',83600),('Lionel Messi',1325000),('Gareth Bale',690000),('Kevin de Bruyne',531000),('Robert Lewandowski',483,000),('Cristiano Ronaldo',531000),('Antoine Griezmann',793000))

Given the word list below, which words can be created by using letters from the character list. The same letter can be used more than once. What if you can use the same letter only once?

words = ['hello', 'baby', 'momy', 'money', 'love', 'girl', 'go','run','win']
characters = ['e', 'o', 'b', 'a', 'm', 'g', 'l','n','y','r','w']

Given the following array, write a program that finds the largest number in the array without using numpy.

oven_temperature = myarray.array('d',[10.1, 15.6, 22.4, 30.5, 27.3, 21.9, 17.7])

Write a python program that sorts student phones by country code. Copy the data, paste it into a Notepad file and save it under the name student_phone_list.txt. Read the data file. Sort it. Remove the duplicates. Split by country code into multiple lists.
Start by creating a dictionary containing list of country codes:

country_codes_dict={'961':'Lebanon','971':'UAE','966':'KSA','467':'Sweden','248':'Seychelles','234':'Nigeria','642':'New Zealand'}

Phone list

96171404775
96171762030
2482640202
2482539100
9613794439
23471505185
96176612007
96670140947
96176070478
46770615072
96178828854
0447310029391
642108970245
96171103101
96671451900
9613339464
96676915953
96176070478
96171754411
97171331691
97171381150
96176906370
2482642301
9666330002
0016192428888
46770615072
9613536667
966532973094
96171004034
96171178747
2482642301
46760299220
96171449266
96171446396
23470748175
2349036934993
96179156930
96170331262
97171615917
96170999707

Output
Out of 41, 3 duplicates found and removed. 38 remain in list.
9 different country Codes found: {'044', '248', '961', '234', '467', '971', '001', '642', '966'}
044 country is found in student list but not found in dictionary.
001 country is found in student list but not found in dictionary.

Seychelles 3 ['2482640202', '2482642301', '2482539100']
Lebanon 18 ['9613536667', '9613339464', '96171449266', '9613794439', '96178828854', '96171103101', '96170331262', '96171754411', '96170999707', '96171004034', '96176612007', '96171446396', '96176906370', '96171404775', '96176070478', '96171762030', '96171178747', '96179156930']
Nigeria 3 ['23471505185', '2349036934993', '23470748175']
Sweden 2 ['46760299220', '46770615072']
UAE 3 ['97171331691', '97171381150', '97171615917']
New Zealand 1 ['642108970245']
KSA 5 ['966532973094', '96671451900', '96670140947', '96676915953', '9666330002']

Write a program that will generate the multiplication table for given numbers input by users. Send this table to a text file. Separate the values with Tab.

Write a program that will get from the use the number of lottery balls and the number of picks. Randomly, generate for the user the lottery numbers. Start by importing the random library.

Output
The highest number in the lottery is: 42
There are: 42 balls in the list.
[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42]
Your random numbers are with possible duplicates: [22, 26, 19, 5, 33, 5]
Your random numbers are without possibility of duplicates: [21, 8, 40, 14, 18, 2]

Write a program that will list the primary numbers between two numbers entered by the user.

Write a program that will read from a text file the student grades. Use the data below to create the text file.

Naji Sfeir, 87
Rita Moussallem, 75
Cynthia Khoury, 65
Ahmed Ali, 91
Mazen Youssef, 70
Hanane Sarrouf, 92
Moustafa Hamoud, 83
Wafa Haidar, 84
Ella Moubarak, 77

The below code will help you get started

# Analyzing Student Scores
from tkinter import filedialog # Standard GUI library - Object Oriented interface
import os
import statistics # So we can use the mean function
def main():
 file_path=filedialog.askopenfilename() # This will open the file dialogue box
 filesize = os.path.getsize(file_path) # Calculating the file size
 f = open(file_path, 'r')

Output

The file is not empty. Its size is in bytes: 166
The original student score list: {'Naji Sfeir': '87', 'Rita Moussallem': '75', 'Cynthia Khoury': '65', 'Ahmed Ali': '91', 'Mazen Youssef': '70', 'Hanane Sarrouf': '92', 'Moustafa Hamoud': '83', 'Wafa Haidar': '84', 'Ella Moubarak': '77'}

The scores list sorted in ascending order: ['65', '70', '75', '77', '83', '84', '87', '91', '92']
Student names and scores in ascending order: {'Cynthia Khoury': '65', 'Mazen Youssef': '70', 'Rita Moussallem': '75', 'Ella Moubarak': '77', 'Moustafa Hamoud': '83', 'Wafa Haidar': '84', 'Naji Sfeir': '87', 'Ahmed Ali': '91', 'Hanane Sarrouf': '92'}

The number of the students in the class: 9
The sum of the scores is: 724
The average score is: 80.4

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Use Google to search for topics on Factorials, Combinations, and Permutations. Write a program that will get from the user the number of elements in a set and the number of selected objects. Based on the user input, calculate the factorials, combinations, and permutations.

There a popular card game 'HARB' or War. The following code will help you get started.
This game will help you understand how to use FIFO and LIFO queues. Run it and develop it to make it deal properly between the two players.
Download cardgame.py