Python- review


 

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Hello Students!!

 The Google meet link for today's class is:

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Today is our last class before summer break. As you all have already attempted a short assessment, let us discuss  your responses. 
But before I move ahead ...
In the blog-12, I gave you two questions to practice.

Please verify your answers of those questions from the following solutions: 
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Q1. Write a program to accept the number of units produced by a labour in a factory. Then calculate the amount to be paid to the labour on the following basis: 
A)  If a person has produced more than 500 units then she/he should be paid @ Rs. 10 per unit. 



B)  Otherwise she/he should be paid @ Rs. 8 per unit.



Ans.: 


Let's see it's outputs in both the cases: 

Let's analyse:

When Number of Units were 490, 495 or even 500, i.e. less than or equal to 500, the wages were given on the basis of Rs. 8 per unit. 

But when the Number of Units were 505 or 510, i.e. more than 500, the wages were given on the basis of Rs. 10 per unit. 
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Q2. In a hostel, operated by a state government, the room rent is charged as follows: 

A)  Boys - Rs. 50 per day

B)  Girls - Rs. 48 per day

You are required to develop a program in python that can help in calculating the total rent to be paid by a student for the number of days she/he has used the hostel room.

 Ans: 

 Let's see it's outputs in both the cases: 



Let's analyse:

 When user entered 1 in place of Gender, then it took it as Male. Therefore, the per day rent applicable was Rs. 50/-.

 When user entered 2 in place of Gender, then it took it as Female. Therefore, the per day rent applicable was Rs. 48/-.
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I hope from the programs and the analysis of their outputs you must have understood them better...


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That's all for today.

Thanks you

God Bless You


Computer Science Department
(Middle School)
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