Python 3 Oops Hands On

Python 3 oops hands on
hands on-1 pyhton string methods
#not completely correct word1 is wrong

import collections
def stringmethod(para, special1, special2, list1, strfind):

# Write your code here
alphanumeric = ""
for character in para:

if character.isalnum() or character==" ":
alphanumeric += character
word1 = alphanumeric
rword2 = word1[:70][::-1]
print(rword2)
rword2.replace(" ", "")

list_string = list(rword2)
string = special2.join(list_string)
print(string)
if all(x in para for x in list1):
print("Every string in {} were present".format(list1))
else:
print("Every string in {} were not present".format(list1))
li2 = word1.split()
print(li2[:20])
print([item for item, count in collections.Counter(li2).items() if count <
3][-20:])
print(word1.rindex(strfind)+1 )
#magic constant Generator
#!/bin/python3
import math
import os
import random
import re
import sys
#100 PERCENT WORKING

#
# Complete the 'Magic_const' function below.
#
#
#
# The function accepts INTEGER n1 as parameter.
#
def generator_Magic(n1):
for i in range(3, n1+1):

n2 = i*i
n3 = n2 + 1
n4 = i * n3
M = n4/2
yield M
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Python Prime generator -working
def primegenerator(num1, val):

n = num1
primes = []
for i in range(2, n + 1):

for j in range(2, int(i ** 0.5) + 1):
if i%j == 0:
break
else:
primes.append(i)
res_even = primes[::2]
res_odd = primes[1::2]
if(val == 1):
for i in res_even:
yield i
else:
for i in res_odd:
yield i
Classes and objects 1task 1 #working
class Movie:
def __init__(self,name, n,cost):

self.name = name
self.n = n
self.cost = cost
def __str__(self):
k = "Movie : " + self.name + "\nNumber of Tickets : " + str(self.n) +
"\nTotal Cost : " + str(self.cost)
return k
Classes and objects 1 task 2 #working 100

class comp:
def __init__(self, real, img):

self.real = real
self.img = img
def add(self, sec):

r = self.real + sec.real
i = self.img + sec.img
k = "Sum of the two Complex numbers :{}+{}i".format(r, i)
print(k)
def sub(self, sec):
r = self.real - sec.real
i = self.img - sec.img
if i < 0:
k = "Subtraction of the two Complex numbers :{}{}i".format(r, i)
else:
k = "Subtraction of the two Complex numbers :{}+{}i".format(r, i)
print(k)
Classes and objects 2 task 1 #working
class son(parent):
def __init__(self, parent, percentage):
super().__init__(parent)
self.Percentage_for_son = percentage
def son_display(self):
s = round((self.total_asset * self.Percentage_for_son)/100 ,2)
print("Share of Son is "+str(s)+" Million.")
class daughter(parent):
def __init__(self, parent, percentage):
super().__init__(parent)
self.Percentage_for_daughter = percentage
def daughter_display(self):
s = round((self.total_asset * self.Percentage_for_daughter)/100 ,2)
print("Share of Daughter is "+str(s)+" Million.")
Classes and objects 2 task 2 #working

class rectangle:
def display(self):
print("This is a Rectangle")
def area(self, l, b):

print("Area of Rectangle is {}".format(l*b))
class square:
def display(self):
print("This is a Square")
def area(self, side):

print("Area of square is {}".format(side*side))
hands on python date and time

Python 3 - Functions and OOPs | 10 | Modules 1
Python date time

from datetime import datetime
import calendar
def dateandtime(val,tup):
list = []
if val == 1:
dt = datetime(tup[0], tup[1], tup[2])
dt = dt.date()
list.append(dt)
st = dt.strftime("%d/%m/%Y")
list.append(st)
return list
if val == 2:
dt_object = datetime.fromtimestamp(tup[0])
list.append(dt_object.date())
return list
if val== 3:
# print(tup)
tim = datetime(2020,1,1,tup[0], tup[1], tup[2])
tim = tim.time()
list.append(tim)
f = tim.strftime('%I')
list.append(f)
return list
if val == 4:
dt = datetime(tup[0], tup[1], tup[2])
weekday = dt.weekday()
list.append(calendar.day_name[weekday])
month_name = datetime.date(dt).strftime('%B')
list.append(month_name)
j = datetime.date(dt).strftime("%j")
list.append(j)
return list
if val == 5:
dt = datetime(tup[0], tup[1], tup[2], tup[3], tup[4], tup[5])
list.append(dt)
return list
#Python 3 - Functions and OOPs | 11 | Modules 2
import itertools
import operator
from itertools import chain
def p(a, b):

return a+b
def performIterator(tuplevalues):
main_list = []
another_list = []
cycler = itertools.cycle(tuplevalues[0])
start=0
end = 4
for out in cycler:
if(start != end):
another_list.append(out)
start += 1
else:
break
d = tuple(another_list)
main_list.append(d)
d = tuple(itertools.repeat(tuplevalues[1][0], len(tuplevalues[1])))
main_list.append(d)
# using the itertools.accumulate()
result = itertools.accumulate(list(tuplevalues[2]),
p)
# printing each item from list
l = []
for each in result:
l.append(each)
main_list.append(tuple(l))
res = list(chain.from_iterable(tuplevalues))
main_list.append(tuple(res))
out = []
for num in res:
# checking condition
if num % 2 != 0:
out.append(num)
main_list.append(tuple(out))
return tuple(main_list)
#working
excep 3:
class MinimumDepositError(Exception):
pass
class MinimumBalanceError(Exception):
pass
def Bank_ATM(bal,ch,amt):
if bal < 500:

raise ValueError('As per the Minimum Balance Policy, Balance must be at
least 500')
if ch == 1:
if amt < 2000:
raise MinimumDepositError('The Minimum amount of Deposit should be
2000.')
else:
bal = bal + amt
elif ch == 2:
b = bal - amt
if b < 500:
raise MinimumBalanceError('You cannot withdraw this amount due to
Minimum Balance Policy')
else:
bal = bal - amt
print('Updated Balance Amount: ', end ="")
print(bal)
#python 3 - Functions and OOPs | 12 | Modules 3
#
# Complete the 'encrdecr' function below.
#
# The function is expected to return a LIST.
# The function accepts following parameters:
# 1. STRING keyval
# 2. STRING textencr
# 3. Byte-code textdecr
#
from cryptography.fernet import Fernet
def encrdecr(keyval, textencr, textdecr):
main_list = []
f = Fernet(keyval)
token = f.encrypt(textencr)
main_list.append(token)
token = f.decrypt(textdecr)
token = token.decode("utf-8")
main_list.append(token)
return main_list
#Modules 4 full working

# Modules 4
import calendar
from datetime import datetime
from collections import Counter
def usingcalendar(datetuple):
v = datetime(datetuple[0],datetuple[1],datetuple[2])
if(calendar.isleap(v.year)):
v = v.replace(month=2)
print(calendar.month(v.year, v.month))
calen = calendar.Calendar()
i = calen.itermonthdays3(v.year, v.month)
main_list = []
for each in i:
vi = datetime(each[0],each[1],each[2])
if vi.month == v.month or vi.month == v.month +1 or vi.year == v.year
+1:
vi = vi.date()
main_list.append(vi)
print(main_list[-7:])
count = Counter(d.strftime('%A') for d in calen.itermonthdates(v.year,

v.month) if d.month==v.month)
print(count.most_common(1)[0][0])
#Modules 5

from collections import OrderedDict
def collectionfunc(text1, dictionary1, key1, val1, deduct, list1):
count = Counter(text1.split())
dic = dict(count)
dict1 =dict( OrderedDict(sorted(dic.items())) )
print(dict1)
count = Counter(dictionary1)
res = {key: count[key] - deduct.get(key, 0) for key in count.keys()}
print(res)
zip_iterator = zip(key1, val1)
a_dict = dict(zip_iterator)
a_dictionary = dict( OrderedDict(sorted(a_dict.items())) )
del a_dictionary[key1[1]]
a_dictionary[key1[1]] = val1[1]
print(a_dictionary)
four test cases failing

from collections import OrderedDict
from collections import defaultdict
def collectionfunc(text1, dictionary1, key1, val1, deduct, list1):
count = Counter(text1.split())
dic = dict(count)
dict1 =dict( OrderedDict(sorted(dic.items())) )
print(dict1)
count = Counter(dictionary1)
deduct = Counter(deduct)
res = {key:count[key] - deduct.get(key, 0) for key in count}
count.subtract(deduct)
print(dict(count))
zip_iterator = zip(key1, val1)
a_dict = dict(zip_iterator)
a_dictionary = dict( OrderedDict(sorted(a_dict.items())) )
del a_dictionary[key1[1]]
a_dictionary[key1[1]] = val1[1]
print(a_dictionary)
sd = defaultdict(list)
for i in list1:
if i%2==0:
sd['even'].append(i)
else:
sd['odd'].append(i)
print(dict(sd))
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hands on-1 pyhton string methods

#not completely correct word1 is wrong

def stringmethod(para, special1, special2, list1, strfind):

for character in para:

rword2.replace(" ", "")

#magic constant Generator

#100 PERCENT WORKING

for i in range(3, n1+1):

def primegenerator(num1, val):

for i in range(2, n + 1):

Classes and objects 1task 1 #working

def __init__(self,name, n,cost):

Classes and objects 1 task 2 #working 100

def __init__(self, real, img):

def add(self, sec):

Classes and objects 2 task 2 #working

def area(self, l, b):

def area(self, side):

hands on python date and time

Python date time

#Python 3 - Functions and OOPs | 11 | Modules 2

def p(a, b):

if bal < 500:

#python 3 - Functions and OOPs | 12 | Modules 3

#Modules 4 full working

count = Counter(d.strftime('%A') for d in calen.itermonthdates(v.year,

from collections import Counter

four test cases failing

from collections import Counter

def collectionfunc(text1, dictionary1, key1, val1, deduct, list1):

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def init(self,name, n,cost):

def init(self, real, img):