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    The document contains 4 sections that demonstrate different Python code examples. The first section prompts the user for a welcome message and prints it. The second and third sections take 3 numeric inputs from the user and determine the smallest and largest numbers, respectively, using if/else statements. The fourth section contains two code examples: a) prints a decreasing star pattern on separate lines using a for loop and string replace, and b) defines and calls a print_figure function that prints a triangular number pattern using nested for loops.

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    The document contains 4 sections that demonstrate different Python code examples. The first section prompts the user for a welcome message and prints it. The second and third sections take 3 numeric inputs from the user and determine the smallest and largest numbers, respectively, using if/else statements. The fourth section contains two code examples: a) prints a decreasing star pattern on separate lines using a for loop and string replace, and b) defines and calls a print_figure function that prints a triangular number pattern using nested for loops.

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    The document contains 4 sections that demonstrate different Python code examples. The first section prompts the user for a welcome message and prints it. The second and third sections take 3 numeric inputs from the user and determine the smallest and largest numbers, respectively, using if/else statements. The fourth section contains two code examples: a) prints a decreasing star pattern on separate lines using a for loop and string replace, and b) defines and calls a print_figure function that prints a triangular number pattern using nested for loops.

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    1) message=input("enter welcome message:")

    print(message)

    output:

    enter welcome message:

    3) input first,Second and third number

    num1=int(input("Enter First Number:"))

    num2=int(input("Enter Second Number:"))

    num3=int(input("Enter Third Number:"))

    #Check if first number is lesser than rest of the two numbers.

    if (num1< num2 and num1< num3):

    print("The Smallest number is", num1)

    #Check if Second number is greater than rest of the two numbers.

    elif (num2 < num1 and num2< num3):

    print ("The Smallest number is", num2)

    else:

    print ("The Smallest number is", num3)

    #input first,Second and third number

    num1=int(input("Enter First Number:"))

    num2=int(input("Enter Second Number:"))

    num3=int(input("Enter Third Number:"))

    #Check if first number is greater than rest of the two numbers.

    if (num1> num2 and num1> num3):

    print("The Largest number is", num1)

    #Check if Second number is greater than rest of the two numbers.

    elif (num2 > num1 and num2> num3):

    print ("The Largest number is", num2)

    else:

    print ("The Largest number is", num3)

    4) a) stars = "******"

    for x in range(6):
    print(stars)

    for y in range(1):

    stars = stars.replace("*","",1)

    b) def print_figure():

    for i in range(5, 0, -1):

    for count in range(i):

    print('12345'[count], end='')

    print()

    print_figure()

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