This is a repository to expose some exercises to practice Python.
Python 3.8.x
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Develop a program that calculates the average of three notes, entered by keyboard, with these requirements
- The first note is worth 15% of the total.
- The second note is worth 35% of the total.
- La tercera nota vale un 50% del total
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Develop a program that reads two numbers by keyboard and allows to choose between 3 options in a menu:
- Show a sum of the two numbers.
- Show a subtraction of the two numbers (the first minus the second).
- Show a multiplication of the two numbers.
- If you do not enter a valid option, the program will inform you that it is not correct.
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Given a string that contains the following characters
{[( - }])we need to validate if it is a valid string, indicating if the corresponding pairs are correct. For example:- Correct:
[()]{}{()} - Incorrect:
[(}]Solution
- Correct:
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Make a program that reads 2 numbers by keyboard and determines the following aspects (it is sufficient to show True or False):
- If the two numbers are the same
- If the two numbers are different
- If the first is greater than the second
- If the second is greater than or equal to the first Solution
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Using logical operators, determine if a user-entered text string has a length greater than or equal to 3 and in turn is less than 10 (it is sufficient to show True or False). Solution
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It carries out a program that complies with the following algorithm using, whenever possible, operators in assignment:
- Saves the value 12345679 in a magical_number variable (without the 8)
- Read another user_number on the screen, specify that it is between 1 and 9 (make sure it is a number)
- Multiply the user_number by 9 in itself
- Multiply themagic_number by the user_number itself
- Finally it shows the final value of themagic_number per screen
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Make a program that reads an odd number from the keyboard. If the user does not enter an odd number, the process must be repeated until it is entered correctly.
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Performs a program that sums all even integers from 0 to 100.
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Performs a program that asks the user how many numbers he wants to enter. Then he reads all the numbers and makes an arithmetic mean.
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Make a program that asks the user for an integer from 0 to 9, and as long as the number is not correct repeat the process. Then you must check if the number is in the list of numbers and notify it.
- numbers = [1, 3, 6, 9]
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Using the range() function and the conversion to lists generates the following lists dynamically:
- All numbers from 0 to 10 [0, 1, 2, ..., 10]
- All numbers from -10 to 0 [-10, -9, -8, ..., 0]
- All numbers even from 0 to 20 [0, 2, 4, ..., 20]
- All odd numbers between -20 and 0 [-19, -17, -15, ..., -1]
- All multiple numbers from 5 from 0 to 50 [0, 5, 10, ..., 50]
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Given two lists, you must generate a third one with all the elements that are repeated in them, but no element must be repeated in the new list.
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Make a program that follows the instructions below:
- Create a set called users with users Marta, David, Elvira, Juan and Marcos.
- Create a set called administrators with administrators Juan and Marta.
- Deletes John the administrator from the set of administrators.
- Add Marcos as a new administrator, but don't delete him from the set of users.
- Shows all users on the screen dynamically, also you must indicate each user is an administrator or not.
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During the development of a small video game you are charged with configuring and balancing each class of playable character. Assuming that the basic statistic is 2, you must comply with the following conditions:
- The knight has twice as much life and defense as a warrior.
- The warrior has twice as much attack and reach as a knight.
- The archer has the same life and attack as a warrior, but half his defense and twice his range.
- It shows the properties of the three characters.
caballero = { 'vida':2, 'ataque':2, 'defensa': 2, 'alcance':2 }guerrero = { 'vida':2, 'ataque':2, 'defensa': 2, 'alcance':2 }arquero = { 'vida':2, 'ataque':2, 'defensa': 2, 'alcance':2 }
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Format the following values to show the indicated result:
- "Hello World" → Right aligned in 20 characters
- "Hello World" → Truncation in the fourth character (index 3)
- "Hello World" → Alignment to the center in 20 characters with truncation in the second character (index 1)
- 150 → Format to 5 whole numbers filled with zeros
- 7887 → Format to 7 whole numbers filled with spaces
- 20.02 → Format to 3 integers and 3 decimal numbers
Miguel Romero