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The document outlines three Python programming tasks: calculating the net run rate for a tournament, classifying characters, and finding the largest among three numbers. Each task includes an aim, a description of what to accomplish, and the corresponding code. Additionally, it specifies that the output of each code must be printed and copied.

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Practical Record1

The document outlines three Python programming tasks: calculating the net run rate for a tournament, classifying characters, and finding the largest among three numbers. Each task includes an aim, a description of what to accomplish, and the corresponding code. Additionally, it specifies that the output of each code must be printed and copied.

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Use only Pencil for


FLOWCHART: flow chart drawing
and writing Calculator – Net Run Rate (NRR)
AIM:
To become familiar with the usage of variables, data types,
comments, arithmetic operators, input(), and print().
TASK:
Write a python program to compute the net run rate for a
tournament.
CODE:
#Input runs scored and runs conceded
runs_scored = int(input("Enter total runs scored: "))
OUTPUT: overs_batted = float(input("Enter total overs batted: "))
runs_conceded = int(input("Enter total runs conceded: "))
overs_bowled = float(input("Enter total overs bowled: "))

# Calculate net run rate


The code's output has to
net_run_rate = (runs_scored / overs_batted) - (runs_conceded / overs_bowled)
be printed and copied
here. # Display the result
print("Net Run Rate:", net_run_rate)
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FLOWCHART:
Character Classification Program
Use only Pencil for
flow chart drawing AIM:
and writing Learn how to make decisions in their code based on different conditions
and become familiar with built-in methods for string manipulation and
validation.
TASK:
Write a python program to check whether given character is space, digit,
uppercase letter, lowercase letter or special character.

CODE:
# Input the character to check
ch=input("Enter Any Character:")
# Checking whether it is upperletter or lowerletter or digit or a special character
if ch.isupper():
print(ch, " is an upper case letter")
elif ch.islower():
print(ch, " is a lower case letter")
elif ch.isdigit():
print(ch, " is a digit")
elif ch.isspace():
OUTPUT: print(ch, " is a space")
else:
The code's output has to be
print(ch," is a special character")
printed and copied here.
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FLOWCHART:
Find the Largest among 3 number
Use only Pencil for
AIM:
flow chart drawing
and writing To become familiar with comparison operators, data types specifically
integers, and learn how to convert user input from strings to integers for
numerical operations.
TASK:
Write a python program to find greatest among 3 numbers.

CODE:
#Take input or three number to compare
n1=int(input("Enter the Number1:"))
n2=int(input("Enter the Number2:"))
n3=int(input("Enter the Number3:"))
if n1>n2 and n1>n3:
print(n1, " - N1 is greater")
elif n2>n1 and n2>n3:
OUTPUT: print(n2, " - N2 is greater")
elif n3>n1 and n3>n2:
print(n3, " - N3 is greater")
else:
The code's output has to be print("All are same")
printed and copied here.

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