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    PYTHON PROGRAMMING LAB MANU

    Exercise 2 Operationss
    distance between two points
    a program to compute
    a)
    Write
    input f r o m the
    user
    taking
    (Pythagorean Theorem)

    Progam:

    math
    a-iput e Va lue ")
    Enter b value
    b=input
    cmath. Sqrt (a* "*2+b**2)
    The Resuit i s " ,C

    Cel 0

    a value 12
    Enter
    b value 14
    Enter
    is 18.4390889146
    The Result

    2 numbers as command li
    b) Writea program add.py that takes
    arguments and prints its sum.
    Program:
    import sys NCIJ)-
    a=int(sys.argy[1])
    b=int(sys.argv[2]) b
    C-atb cafb/

    print "Thesum isC


    Output:
    GAdmin strator: C:Windows\system32cmd.exe

    CNPython272python argsun.py 9 27
    The sun is 36

    C:NPyt hon27
    Write function to
    compute gcd, lcm of two numbers. Each
    function shouldn't exceed one line.
    def gcd(x,y): aLx, y):
    return x if y==0 else gcd(y,x%y)
    def Icm(x,y): humx X 0
    return (x*y)//gcd(x,y) ALY, xY)
    print "gcd is",gcd(54,24) cm X, Y)
    print "lcm is",lcm(54,24)
    Output:
    gcd is 6
    Icm is 216

    2 4 4 , Y0)

    A 4 - , 6)
    T.MOTHILAL, ASST.PROFF d C6 Page
    program to perform multiplication of two square
    c) Write a
    matrices
    Program:
    A Mahy Rroe
    c1=input("Enter A Matrix Rows:") T1 p urluPntu A MamA
    an

    Columns:") c l : mpu
    B y
    Cnput"EnterA Matrix
    ä=[] nmga (1):
    aPpnAC)
    for i in range(r1):
    a.append([])
    Eula
    for i in range(r1): r li,uupur (
    for j in range(cl): A
    ali.insert(G,input("Enter value: ")
    print aE a Eut A
    B MA
    r2=input("Enter B Matrix Rows:") C pu
    c2=input("Enter B Matrix Columns:")
    ALmg (3)
    b=[ I)
    b NPp n M I
    for i in range(r2): w 6MAGe(E)
    b.append([I) svusmg {C»):
    for i in range(r2): Cjimtuur l,nupur( E
    for j in range(c2):
    b[i].insert(j,input("Enter value:"))
    print "b",b Rmint b, b
    ifcl==r2
    for i in rangetrl CPpena[CI)
    T.append([]),
    for i in rangelr1):
    for j in range(c2);
    x=9
    Page 18
    T.MOTHILAL, ASST.PROF
    yTHON PROGRAMMING LAB
    MANUAL.
    for k in W Y'ngC)
    range(c1):
    Xt=a[NIk*b{}JUI
    c[il.inserti.) Ctrjmueur 1,3)
    for i in range(ri):
    forjin range(c1); v

    friw c DI1, *|1"


    print c[iU),"\E",
    print "

    erint"Multiplication is NOT Possible" ri uhpluaho NOT

    Dutput: Enter A Matrix Rows:3


    husibe
    Enter A Matrix Columns:3
    Enter value:1
    Enter value:2
    Enter value:3
    Enter value:4
    Enter value:5
    Enter value:6
    Enter value:7
    Enter value:8
    Enter value:9 VC

    a= [[1, 2, 3], [4,


    5, 61, 17, 8, 9]]
    Enter B Matrix Rows:3
    Matrix Columns:3
    Enter B
    Entervalue:4
    Enter value:5
    Enter value:6 16
    Enter value:1
    Enter value:2
    Enter value:3
    4 2 + 24
    Enter value:7

    Enter value:8
    412419
    Enter value:9

    2, 3], [7,
    8, 9]]
    5 6
    93
    147

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