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String Manipulation

The document contains a series of practical programming exercises focused on string manipulation in Python. Each practical includes a specific task, such as counting character occurrences, replacing vowels, reversing strings, validating phone numbers, estimating word counts, counting vowels, finding the longest word, and reversing words in a sentence. Sample user inputs and outputs are provided for each practical to illustrate the expected results.

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String Manipulation

The document contains a series of practical programming exercises focused on string manipulation in Python. Each practical includes a specific task, such as counting character occurrences, replacing vowels, reversing strings, validating phone numbers, estimating word counts, counting vowels, finding the longest word, and reversing words in a sentence. Sample user inputs and outputs are provided for each practical to illustrate the expected results.

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String

Manipulation
Practical 1
Q) Write a program to count the
number of times a character
occurs in the given string.
# Get user input
user_string = input("Enter a
string: ")
user_character = input("Enter the
character to count: ")

# Ensure the user inputs a single


character
if len(user_character) != 1:
print("Please enter a single
character.")
else:
# Initialize a counter
count = 0

# Loop through each character


in the string
for char in user_string:
if char == user_character:
count += 1

# Print the result


print(f"The character
'{user_character}' occurs {count}
times in the string.")
Result
Enter a string: Divisibility
Enter the character to count: i
The character 'i' occurs 5 times in
the string.

Practical 2
Q) Write a program which
replaces all vowels in the string
with '*'.
# Get user input
user_string = input("Enter a
string: ")

# Define the vowels


vowels = "aeiouAEIOU"

# Replace vowels with '*'


modified_string = ""
for char in user_string:
if char in vowels:
modified_string += '*'
else:
modified_string += char

# Print the modified string


print("Modified string:",
modified_string)

Result
Enter a string: thermodynamics
Modified string: th*rm*dyn*m*cs

Practical 3
Q) Write a program which reverses
a string and stores the reversed
string in a new string.
# Get user input
user_string = input("Enter a
string: ")

# Initialize an empty string to


store the reversed string
reversed_string = ""

# Loop through the original string


in reverse order
for char in user_string:
reversed_string = char +
reversed_string # Prepend the
character to the reversed string
# Print the reversed string
print("Reversed string:",
reversed_string)

Result
Enter a string: Knowledge
Reversed string: egdelwonK

Practical 4
Q) Write a program that prompts
for a phone number of 10 digits
and two dashes, with dashes after
the area code and the next three
numbers.

# Prompt for phone number


phone_number = input("Enter a
phone number (format: XXX-XXX-
XXXX): ")

# Check if the phone number is in


the correct format
if (len(phone_number) == 12 and
phone_number[3] == '-' and
phone_number[7] == '-' and
phone_number[:3].isdigit() and
phone_number[4:7].isdigit()
and
phone_number[8:].isdigit()):

print("Valid phone number


entered:", phone_number)
else:
print("Invalid phone number
format. Please use the format
XXX-XXX-XXXX.")
Result
Enter a phone number (format:
XXX-XXX-XXXX): 123-456-7890
Valid phone number entered: 123-
456-7890
Practical 5
Q) Write a program that asks the
user the user for a string (only
single space between words) and
returns an estimate of how many
words are in the string.
# Ask the user for input
user_input = input("Please enter a
string (only single spaces
between words): ")

# Strip leading and trailing spaces


stripped_string =
user_input.strip()

# Check if the string is empty


if not stripped_string:
word_count = 0 # No words if
the string is empty after stripping
else:
# Count the number of spaces
and add one to estimate the
number of words
word_count =
stripped_string.count(' ') + 1

# Print the estimated number of


words
print(f"Estimated number of
words: {word_count}")
Result
Please enter a string (only single
spaces between words): python
tuples are immutable
Estimated number of words: 4
Practical 6
Q) Write a program that inputs a
line of text and print out the count
of vowels in it.
# Ask the user for input
user_input = input("Please enter a
line of text: ")

# Define the vowels


vowels = "aeiouAEIOU"

# Initialize a counter for vowels


vowel_count = 0
# Iterate through each character
in the input string
for char in user_input:
if char in vowels:
vowel_count += 1

# Print the count of vowels


print(f"Number of vowels in the
input text: {vowel_count}")
Result
Please enter a line of text: the if
statement is a conditional
statement
Number of vowels in the input
text: 15
Practical 7
Q) Write a program to input a line
of text and print the biggest word
(length wise) from it.
# Ask the user for input
user_input = input("Please enter a
line of text: ")

# Split the input string into words


words = user_input.split()

# Initialize variables to track the


longest word
longest_word = ""
max_length = 0

# Iterate through each word in


the list
for word in words:
# Check if the current word is
longer than the longest found so
far
if len(word) > max_length:
longest_word = word
max_length = len(word)
# Print the longest word
if longest_word:
print(f"The longest word is:
'{longest_word}' with length
{max_length}.")
else:
print("No words found in the
input.")
Result
Please enter a line of text: The
Python lists are containers that
are used to store a list of values
of any type
The longest word is: 'containers'
with length 10.
Practical 8
Q) Write a program to input a line
of text and create a new line of
text where each word of input line
is reversed.
# Ask the user for input
user_input = input("Please enter a
line of text: ")
# Split the input string into words
words = user_input.split()

# Reverse each word and store


them in a new list
reversed_words = [word[::-1] for
word in words]

# Join the reversed words into a


new line of text
reversed_line = '
'.join(reversed_words)

# Print the new line of text


print("Reversed words line:",
reversed_line)
Result
Please enter a line of text:
Primary memory is the internal
volatile memory where data and
instructions are stored during
processing
Reversed words line: yramirP
yromem si eht lanretni elitalov
yromem erehw atad dna
snoitcurtsni era derots gnirud
gnissecorp

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