Python Basic Exercise 

Question 1:​ Accept two int values from user and return their product. If the product is
greater than 1000, then return their sum

Question 2:​ Given a range of numbers. Iterate from o^th number to the end number
and print the sum of the current number and previous number

Question 3:​ Accept string from the user and display only those characters which are
present at an even index

For example ​str = "pynative"​ so you should display ‘p’, ‘n’, ‘t’, ‘v’​.

Question 4: ​Given a string and an int n, remove characters from string starting from
zero upto n and return a new string

Note: n must be less than length of string. For example, ​removeChars​(​"pynative"​, ​4​)​ so
output must be “tive”.

Question 5:​ Given a list of ints, return True if first and last number of a list is same

Question 6: ​Given a list of numbers, Iterate it and print only those numbers which are
divisible of 5

Question 7:​ ​Return the number of times that the string “Emma” appears anywhere in
the given string

Given string is “Emma is a good developer. Emma is also a writer” and output should be
2.
Question 8:​ Print the following pattern

● 1
● 2​ ​2
● 3​ ​3​ ​3
● 4​ ​4​ ​4​ ​4
● 5​ ​5​ ​5​ ​5​ ​5

Question 9:​ Reverse a given number and return true if it is the same as the original
number

Question 10:​ Given a two list of ints create a third list such that should contain only odd
numbers from the first list and even numbers from the second list

Python String Exercise

Question 1:​ Given a string of odd length greater 7, return a string made of the middle
three chars of a given String

For example: –

● getMiddleThreeChars​(​"JhonDipPeta"​)​ → ​"Dip"
● getMiddleThreeChars​(​"Jasonay"​)​ → ​"son"

Question 2:​ Given 2 strings, s1 and s2, create a new string by appending s2 in the
middle of s1

For example: –

● appendMiddle​(​"Chrisdem"​, ​IamNewString​)​ → ​"ChrIamNewStringisdem"

Question 3:​ Given 2 strings, s1, and s2 return a new string made of the first, middle
and last char each input string

For example: – ​mixString​(​"America"​, ​"Japan"​)​ = ​""​AJrpan​"

Question 4:​ arrange String characters such that lowercase letters should come first

Given input String of combination of the lower and upper case arrange characters in
such a way that all lowercase letters should come first.

For Example: –

● lowercaseFirst​(​"PyNaTive"​)​ = aeiNPTvy

Question 5: ​Given an input string Count all lower case, upper case, digits, and special
symbols

For example: –

● findDigitsCharsSymbols​(​"P@#yn26at^&i5ve"​)​ = ​Chars​ = ​8​ ​Digits​ = ​3​ ​Symbol​ = ​4

Question 6: ​Given two strings, s1 and s2, create a mix String

Note: create a third-string made of the first char of the last char of b, the second char of
the second last char of b, and so on. Any leftover chars go at the end of the result.

For Example: –

● mixString​(​"Pynative"​, ​"Website"​)​ = ​PeytniastbievWe

Question 7:​ String characters balance Test

We’ll say that a String s1 and s2 is balanced if all the chars in the string1 are there in
s2. characters position doesn’t matter.

For Example: –

● stringBalanceCheck​(​yn, ​Pynative​)​ = ​True

Question 8: ​Find all occurrences of “USA” in given string ignoring the case

For Example: –

● countOccurrences​(​"Welcome to USA. usa awesome, isn't it?"​)​ = ​2

Question 9:​ Given a string, return the sum and average of the digits that appear in the
string, ignoring all other characters

For Example: –

● sumAndAverage​(​"English = 78 Science = 83 Math = 68 History =

65"​)​ = ​sum​ ​294​ ​Percentage​ ​is​ ​73.5

Question 10:​ Given an input string, count occurrences of all characters within a string

For Example:
● count​(​"pynativepynvepynative"​)​ = ​{​'p'​: ​3​, ​'y'​: ​3​, ​'n'​: ​3​, ​'a'​:
2​, ​'t'​: ​2​, ​'i'​: ​2​, ​'v'​: ​3​, ​'e'​: ​3​}
Python Data Structure 

Question 1​: Given a two list. Create a third list by picking an odd-index element from the first list
and even index elements from second.

For Example:

● listOne = ​[​3​, ​6​, ​9​, ​12​, ​15​, ​18​, ​21​]

● listTwo = ​[​4​, ​8​, ​12​, ​16​, ​20​, ​24​, ​28​]

Expected Outcome:​ ​[​6​, ​12​, ​18​, ​4​, ​12​, ​20​, ​28​]

Question 2​: Given an input list removes the element at index 4 and add it to the 2nd position
and also, at the end of the list

For example: ​List​ = ​[​54​, ​44​, ​27​, ​79​, ​91​, ​41​]

Expected Outcome: ​[​54​, ​44​, ​79​, ​27​, ​91​, ​41​, ​79​]​.

Question 3​: Given a list slice it into a 3 equal chunks and rever each list

For Example: ​sampleList = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]

Expected Outcome:

● FirstList​ = ​[​3​, ​2​, ​1​]

● sampleList = ​[​6​, 5
​ ​, ​4​]
● sampleList = ​[​9​, 8
​ ​, ​7​]
Question 4:​ Given a list iterate it and count the occurrence of each element and create a
dictionary to show the count of each element

For example: ​list = [10, 20, 30, 10, 20, 40, 50]

Expected Outcome: ​dict = {10: 2, 20: 2, 30: 1, 40: 1, 50: 1}

Question 5:​ Given a two list of equal size create a set such that it shows the element from both
lists in the pair

For example:

● firstList = ​[​1​, ​2​, ​3​, ​4​, 5

​ ​]
● secondList = ​[​10​, ​20​, ​30​, ​40​, ​50​]

Question 6:​ Given a following two sets find the intersection and remove those elements from
the first set

For Example:

● firstSet = ​{​10​, ​30​, ​40​ , ​60​, 4

​ 5​}
● secondSet = ​{​20​, 5
​ 0​, 1
​ 0​ , 4
​ 0​, ​55​}

Expected Outcome: ​firstSet = ​{​30​, ​60​, ​45​}

Question 7:​ Given two sets, Checks if One Set is Subset or superset of Another Set. if the
subset is found delete all elements from that set

For Example:

● firstSet = ​{​27​, ​43​, ​34​}

● secondSet = ​{​34​, 9
​ 3​, 2
​ 2​, 2
​ 7​, 4
​ 3​, ​53​, ​48​}

Expected Outcome:

● First​ ​set​ ​is​ sub ​set​ of second ​set

● firstSet = ​{}

Question 8​: Iterate a given list and Check if a given element already exists in a dictionary as a
key’s value if not delete it from the list

Given:

● rollNumber = ​[​47​, ​64​, ​69​, ​37​, ​76​, ​83​, ​95​, ​97​]

● sampleDict =​{​'Jhon'​:47​, ​'Emma'​:69​, ​'Kelly'​:76​, ​'Jason'​:97​}

Expected Outcome:

● after removing unwanted elemnts ​from​ ​list​ ​[​47​, ​69​, ​76​, ​97​]
Question 9: ​Given a dictionary get all values from the dictionary and add it in a list but don’t add
duplicates

Given:

● speed =​{​'jan'​:47​, ​'feb'​:52​, ​'march'​:47​, ​'April'​:44​, ​'May'​:52​,

'June'​:53​, ​'july'​:54​, ​'Aug'​:44​, ​'Sept'​:54​}

Expected Outcome: ​[​47​, 5

​ 2​, 4
​ 4​, ​53​, ​54​]

Question 10​: Remove duplicate from a list and create a tuple and find the minimum and
maximum number

For Example:

● sampleList = ​[​87​, ​45​, ​41​, ​65​, ​94​, ​41​, ​99​, ​94​]

Expected Outcome:

● unique items ​[​87​, ​45​, ​41​, ​65​, ​99​]

● tuple​ ​(​87​, ​45​, ​41​, ​65​, ​99​)
● min​: ​41
● max​: ​99

Python Database 

Question 1: Connect to the database and print its version

Implement the functionality to connect to the database and print its version.
def​ g​ etDbConnection​()​:
​#code to Get Database connection

def​ c​ loseDbConnection​(connection)​:
​#Code Close Database connection

def​ r​ eadDbVersion​()​:
​# Execute SQL query to print database server version

print(​"Start of a Python Database Programming Exercise\n"​)

readDbVersion()

print(​"End of a Python Database Programming Exercise\n\n"​)

Question 2: Read given Hospital and Doctor Information

Implement the functionality to read the details of a given doctor from doctor table
and Hospital from hospital table. i.e., read records from Hospital and Doctor
Table as per given hospital Id and Doctor Id and display hospital and doctor
information.

def​ r​ eadHospitalDetails​(hospital_Id)​:
​#Read data from Hospital table

def​ r​ eadDoctorDetails​(doctor_Id)​:
​# Read data from Doctor table

print(​"Start of a Python Database Programming Exercise\n\n"​)

readHospitalDetails(​2​)
readDoctorDetails(​105​)

print(​"End of a Python Database Programming Exercise\n\n"​)

The result should be like this

Start of a Python Database Programming Exercise

Printing Hospital record

Hospital Id: = ​2
Hospital Name: = Cleveland Clinic
Bed Count: = ​400

Printing Doctor record

Doctor Id: = ​105

Doctor Name: = Linda
Hospital Id: = ​3
Joining Date: = ​2004-06-04
Speciality: = Garnacologist
Salary: = ​42000
Experience: = ​None

End of a Python Database Programming Exercise

Questions 3: Get List Of Doctors as per Speciality

Implement the functionality to create a list of doctors as per given Speciality and
salary greater than as per the input amount.

def​ g​ etSpecialistDoctorsList​(Speciality, Salary)​:

​#Fetch doctor's details as per Speciality and Salary

print(​"Start of a Python Database Programming Exercise\n\n"​)

getSpecialistDoctorsList(​"Garnacologist"​, ​30000​)

print(​"End of a Python Database Programming Exercise\n\n"​)

Output result should be like this:

Start of a Python Database Programming Exercise

Printing Doctors record ​as​ per given Speciality

Doctor Id: = ​105
Doctor Name: = Linda
Hospital Id: = ​3
Joining Date: = ​2004-06-04
Speciality: = Garnacologist
Salary: = ​42000
Experience: = ​None

Doctor Id: = ​107

Doctor Name: = Richard
Hospital Id: = ​4
Joining Date: = ​2014-08-21
Speciality: = Garnacologist
Salary: = ​32000
Experience: = ​None

End of a Python Database Programming Exercise

Question 4: Get List of doctors within a given Hospital

Implement the functionality to fetch all the doctors within the given Hospital Id.
You must also display the hospital name of a doctor.

def​ g​ etHospitalName​(HospitalId)​:
​#Fetch Hospital Name using Hospital Id

def​ G​ etDoctordWithinHospital​(hospitalId)​:
​#Fetch All doctors within given Hospital

print(​"Start of a Python Database Programming Exercise\n\n"​)

​
GetDoctordWithinHospital(​2)

print(​"End of a Python Database Programming Exercise\n\n"​)

Output result should be like this

Start of a Python Database Programming Exercise

Printing Doctors Within given Hospital ID ​2

Doctor Id: = ​103
Doctor Name: = Susan
Hospital Id: = ​2
Hospital Name: = Cleveland Clinic
Joining Date: = ​2016-05-19
Speciality: = Garnacologist
Salary: = ​25000
Experience: = ​None

Doctor Id: = ​104

Doctor Name: = Robert
Hospital Id: = ​2
Hospital Name: = Cleveland Clinic
Joining Date: = ​2017-12-28
Speciality: = Pediatric
Salary: = ​28000
Experience: = ​None

End of a Python Database Programming Exercise

Operation 5: update doctor experience in years

You know as of now Experience column value for each doctor is null. Implement
the functionality to update experience of a given doctor in years.

def​ g​ etDoctorJoiningDate​(DoctorId)​:
​#Get Doctor's joining date using doctor ID

def​ u​ pdateDoctorsExperience​(doctorId)​:
​#Update Doctor Experience in Years

print(​"Start of a Python Database Programming Exercise\n\n"​)

updateDoctorsExperience(​101​)

print(​"End of a Python Database Programming Exercise\n\n"​)