Python Intermediate Exam

What does the pass statement do in a for loop during iteration?

Which statement correctly calculates the total amount after reducing a price by 25%?

In sorting a list of people by age, what should be done if two people share the same age?

What is the effect of the continue statement in a loop that iterates through a list of strings?

What data should be collected for each person in the directory program?

Python Intermediate Exam - October 2023 (CRBS)

Question Paper Code: QPCB12
Total Marks: 100
Total Time: 3 hours

Section A (Marks: 15 x 2 = 30)

Question 1: Write a program using a for loop that prints numbers 1 to 10. Use a pass statement to do nothing for numbers 3 and 7.
Question 2: Create a program that iterates through a list of strings. Use a continue statement to skip any string containing the letter 'a'.

Section B (Marks: 30)

Question 3: Develop a program for a restaurant. Users input item prices. Calculate the total amount after a 25% discount.

Section C (Marks: 40)

Question 4: Build a directory of information about N people. User input required for N, names, ages, and sex for each person.
- Sort ages in ascending order.
- Names should be printed accordingly, with the youngest first.
- If two people have the same age, print in the input order.
Constraints: 2 ≤ N ≤ 9
Sample Input: Number of people, followed by name, age, sex for each person. Example: John, Doe, 25, Male.
Sample Output: Sorted names by age, followed by age and sex in parenthesis. Output should look similar to Bob Brown (20, Male).

Test your knowledge with this Intermediate Python exam focused on loops, list iteration, and user input handling. It covers topics such as using control statements and organizing data structures efficiently. Perfect for students looking to assess their understanding of Python concepts.