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Assignment 1 Specialization

The document outlines an assignment for the Programming in Python course at Gulzar Group of Institutes, detailing 20 programming tasks. These tasks include simulating ATM operations, validating email addresses, calculating prices with tax, managing student grades, and creating various games like Rock-Paper-Scissors and Tic-Tac-Toe. The assignment emphasizes the use of decision statements, loops, and data structures in Python.

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Assignment 1 Specialization

The document outlines an assignment for the Programming in Python course at Gulzar Group of Institutes, detailing 20 programming tasks. These tasks include simulating ATM operations, validating email addresses, calculating prices with tax, managing student grades, and creating various games like Rock-Paper-Scissors and Tic-Tac-Toe. The assignment emphasizes the use of decision statements, loops, and data structures in Python.

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Issue Date: October 2025

Submission Date:

GULZAR GROUP OF INSTITUTES


DEPARTMENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND EMERGING
TECHNOLOGIES
PORGRAMMING IN PYTHON – BTAIML 501-20
ASSIGNMENT No. - 1

Question 1. Write a program to simulate ATM operations like checking balance,


withdrawal, and deposit using decision statements and loops.
Question 2. Create a program that accepts an email address and checks if it is valid
based on simple rules (contains '@', ends with .com or .org).
Question 3. Write a program that calculates the total price including sales tax for a
list of products with given prices and tax rates.
Question 4. Take student marks as input and calculate the final grade based on
percentage using control structures.
Question 5. Write a program to add, remove, and display items in a store inventory
using lists and dictionaries.
Question 6. Write a program where the user plays Rock-Paper-Scissors against the
computer with random choices.
Question 7. Implement Hangman where the user guesses letters to reveal a hidden
word within limited tries.
Question 8. Write a script to send emails with attachments using built-in Python
libraries.
Question 9. Create a two-player Tic-Tac-Toe game on the console with input
validation and win/draw detection.
Question 10. Create a script that reads sales data from a CSV file and generates
basic charts (bar, line) using a standard library.
Question 11. Build a simplified version of the classic snake game using console
output and keyboard input.
Question 12. Create a two-player version where players take turns guessing the
number. The first to guess correctly wins.
Question 13. Build a calculator that performs basic arithmetic operations (+, -, *, /)
based on user input.
Question 14. Write a program that calculates the monthly salary of employees
including overtime pay.
Issue Date: October 2025
Submission Date:

Question 15. Create a program that searches for books in a list by title or author and
displays matching results.
Question 16. Simulate traffic light changes (red, yellow, green) using loops and time
delays.
Question 17. Write a program to allow users to vote for candidates and show the
winner after all votes are counted.
Question 18. Develop a game where the user guesses a randomly generated number
within limited attempts.
Question 19. Implement deposit, withdrawal, and balance check functionalities for
a user’s bank account.
Question 20. Display the current time and update it every second using Python’s
datetime module.

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