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EXP Py

The document contains examples of file operations in Python like reading and writing to files. It shows how to open a file in read and write mode

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EXP-10 A CREATE AND IMPORT MODULE

# python program to create and import module

def greeting(name):

print ("Hello,+name")

import mymodule

mymodule.greeting("Viya")

OUTPUT:

Hello,Viya
EXP-10 B CREATE AND IMPORT PACKAGES

1. CREATE A FOLDER
2. CREATE ANOTHER FOLBER INSIDE PA
3. CREATE TWO FOLDER INSIDE VEXP AS_INIT_PY AND GREETING.PY
4. OPEN IDLE,AND OPEN GREETING.PY AND TYPE A FUNCTION
5. CREATE ANOTHER FOLDER INSIDE PA AS HEY.PY

CODE:

#inside greeting.py

Def great():

Print(‘hello’)

#inside hey.py

from VEXP import greeting

X=greeting.great()

Print(X)

OUTPUT:

Hello

none
#write a python program to implement numpy statistical
functions(mean,median,mode)

#applying mean

import numpy as np

a=np.array([[30,40,50],[80,60,20],[60,40,90]])

print("our array is")

print(a)

print("\n")

print("applying mean function")

print(np.mean(a))

print("\n")

OUTPUT:

our array is

[[30 40 50]

[80 60 20]

[60 40 90]]

applying mean function

52.22222222222222
#applying median

import numpy as np

a=np.array([[30,40,50],[80,60,20],[60,40,90]])

print("our array is")

print(a)

print("\n")

print("applying median() function")

print(np.median(a))

print("\n")

OUTPUT:

our array is

[[30 40 50]

[80 60 20]

[60 40 90]]

applying median() function

50.0
#applying percentile

import numpy as np

a=np.array([[30,40,50],[80,60,20],[60,40,90]])

print("our array is")

print(a)

print("\n")

print("applying percentile() function")

print(np.percentile(a,40))

print("\n")

OUTPUT:

our array is

[[30 40 50]

[80 60 20]

[60 40 90]]

applying percentile() function

42.0
#write a python program to transpose a matrix

X= [[12,7],

[4,5],

[3,8]]

result=[[0,0,0],

[0,0,0]]

for i in range(len(X)):

for j in range(len(X[0])):

result[j] [i] =X[i] [j]

for r in result:

print(r)

OUTPUT:

[12, 4, 3]

[7, 5, 8]
import pandas

start_date="1/1/2023"

end_date="31/12/2023"

list_of_date=pandas.date_range(start=start_date, end=end_date)

df=pandas.DataFrame(list_of_date)

df.columns=["date/time"]

df["8:00"]=100

df["9:00"]=100

df["10:00"]=100

df["11:00"]=100

df["12:00"]=100

df["13:00"]=100

df["14:00"]=100

df["15:00"]=100

df["16:00"]=100

df["17:00"]=100

df.to_csv(

r"centres" + "\\" + vac_postcode + "\\" + vac_center + "\\" + "slots.csv",


index=false,

)
#write a python program to perform file operation

1. Read file
2. Write file

Create file (save as file.txt)

Here it comes,

Ready or not.

Summer’s coming,

And it’s going to be hot!

READ A FILE

f=open(‘file.txt’, ‘r’)

print(f.read())

OUTPUT

Here it comes,

Ready or not.

Summer’s coming,

And it’s going to be hot!

WRITE A FILE

f=open(“file.txt”, “w”)

f.write(“Nature is beautiful”)

f.close()

f=open(“file.txt”, “r”)

print(f.read())

OUTPUT

Nature is beautiful
#write a python program to integrate exception handelling

Try:

Print(x)

Except:

Print(“An exception occurred”)

OUTPUT

An exception occurred

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