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    Python Application Programming Important Questions

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    Python Application Programming Important Questions

    1. What is a list? Briefly explain traversing a list, list operations and list slices with code
    snippets
    2. Explain the following methods of list with code snippets
    a. append
    b. extend
    c. pop
    d. remove
    e. len, max, min
    3. Explain the use of list, split and join methods in Lists with code examples.
    4. Write a program to read a line from a text file, perform right strip on the line, split
    the line and display the words in this line.
    (line : Hello World, read this line and convert into list and read each and every word
    and display the words in the list as index)

    5. What is a dictionary? With code snippets explain how to create an empty dictionary,
    add three items into this dictionary, and read the keys and values of this dictionary.
    6. Write a program to read the word ‘brontosaurus’ and store each letter as key and
    the total count of each letter in the word as the value in the dictionary and display it.
    7. Here is the txt file ‘Junk.txt’ which has 4 lines (refer the file), write a program to read
    this text file and read all the lines of this text file and split each word in the line and
    store it as a key and the total count of the words as values in the dictionary and
    display the dictionary.
    8. Briefly explain the use of string.punctuation and translate() function with the help of
    a program.
    9. What are tuples? Justify that tuples are immutable with example
    10. Write a program to store the dictionary items obtained in Question No.7 in
    tuples/lists and perform sorting of these items based on value/count obtained.
    11. What are regular expressions? Consider junk.txt file, write a program to search for
    lines that contains ‘From’.
    12. Write a program to search for lines that have an @ sign between characters (must
    be a letter or number) in junk.txt
    13. Write a program to search for lines that start with ‘Details: rev=’ followed by
    numbers and ‘.’, then print the number if it is greater than zero in junk.txt using
    regular expression methods.
    14. Briefly explain what are classes and objects. Create Point Class and Rectangle class,
    add the attributes x, y for Point and width, height, corner for Rectangle class. Create
    an object of point class and assign to corner attribute and explain this with code
    snippets
    15. With code snippets explain how to copy the objects and explain what happens in
    shallow copy and deep copy.
    16. Explain pure functions and modifiers in a class.
    17. Explain the following
    a. __init__ method
    b. __str__ method
    c. Operator Overloading
    d. Type based dispatch
    e. Polymorphism

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    Junk.txt

    1. But, soft! what light through yonder window breaks?


    2. It Is the east, From: [email protected] and From: [email protected](( is
    the sun.
    3. Romeo and Juliet is the sun.
    4. From: [email protected]$
    5. Arise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon, Fram:
    [email protected]#
    6. Who is already sick and pale with grief,
    7. But, soft! what light through yonder window breaks?
    8. From: stupid gmail.com&
    9. From [email protected] Sat Jan 5 09:14:16 2008
    10. Return-Path: <[email protected]>
    11. for <[email protected]>;
    12. Received: (from apache@localhost)
    13. Author: [email protected]
    14. X-DSPAM-Confidence: 0.8475
    15. X DSPAMProbability: 0.0000
    16. Details: http://source.sakaiproject.org/viewsvn/?view=rev&rev=39772
    17. From [email protected] Sat Jan 5 23:14:16 2008
    18. 'We just received $10.00 for cookies.'
    19. Details: http://source.sakaiproject.org/viewsvn/?view=rev&rev=abde

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