5. Create a variable “name” whose value is “aYcLogic”. Using Python String built-in functions and above “name” variable, print like the following 3 lines to the shell. You have to use above “name” variable.

Answer

name = "aYcLogic"
print(name.title())
print(name.upper())
print(name.lower())

6. Write a program in Python that would ask a name to the user in Python Shell. After the user enters a name, the program will print “Hello “. For example, if the user enters “Steve”, the program will print “Hello Steve”

Answer

name = input("What is your name? ")
print(f"Hello {name}")

7. Create a Python program to check movie ticket price. Ask user how old are you in the shell? If user enter any number smaller 5 than print they don’t have to pay to watch the movie. If user enter number smaller than 10, they need to pay $5. If user enter number smaller than 60, they have to pay $10. If user enter number 60 or older they have to pay $5.

Answer

age=input("How old are you? ")
if int(age) < 5:
    print("You don't have to pay for the movie")
elif int(age) < 10:
    print("You need to pay $5")
elif int(age) < 60:
    print("You need to pay $10")
else:
    print("You need to pay $5")

8. Create a function, “do_something_cool”, no parameter. When you call the function, it will print “Hip hip hooray” to the shell. Call the function.

Answer

def do_something_cool():
    print("Hip hip hooray")
do_something_cool()

9. Create a function, “repeat”, with one parameter, “text”. Inside the function, print the value of parameter “text” 5 times to the shell using for loop. Call the function.

Answer

def repeat(text):
    for count in range(5):
        print(text)
repeat("Gamas")

10. Create a function, “divide”, with 2 parameters, num1 and num2. Inside the function, divide num1 with num2 and print the result to the shell. Call the function and pass 2 numbers as parameters : 12 and 3. The function should print number 4 to the shell.

Answer

def divide(num1,num2):
    print(num1/num2)
divide(12,3)