Question

python

1. Write a program that prints your name 100 times to the screen.

2. Write a function that takes a string s and an integer n as parameters and prints the

3. string s a total of n times (once per line).

4. Write a for loop that prints all the integers from 3141 to 5926, skipping every other

   one.

5. Write a for loop that prints every 5th integer from 5926 down to 3141.

6. Write a program (using a for loop) to print the following:

     ******
      *****
       ****
        ***
         **
          *
   

7. program (using a for loop) to print the following:

  ***********
   *********
    *******
     *****
      ***
       *

8. Write a function square that takes two parameters, a string s and an integer l and prints a square of size l using the string. For example, square(‘‘Q’’, 5) should produce the following output:

      QQQQQ
      QQQQQ
      QQQQQ
      QQQQQ
      QQQQQ
   

Answer 1

1) Program:

#Take user input
name = input("Enter your name: ");
#Run a loop from 1 to 100 (Here end range is exclusive hence 101)
for i in range(1,101):
print(name, end=" ");

Output:

2) Program:

def printFunc(userstr,n):
#Run a loop from 1 to n (Here end range is exclusive hence n+1)
for i in range(1,(n+1)):
print(userstr);
def main():
#Take user input
name = input("Enter your string: ");
times = int(input("How many times you want string to be displayed: "))
printFunc(name,times);
main();

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Output:

3) Program:

i = 3141
for i in range(3141,5927,2):
print(i,end=' ');

Program screenshot for indentation:

Output:

4) Program:

i = 5926
for i in range(5926,3142,-5):
print(i,end=' ');

Program screenshot

Output:

7) Program;

def square(ch,length):
for i in range(0,length):
for j in range(0,length):
print(ch,end=' ');
print();
def main():
userCh = input("Enter character: ");
l = int(input("Enter number: "));
square(userCh,l);
main();
  

Program screenshot

Output: