i=int(input(“enter total numbers”)) c=[] for j in range(i): c.append(int(input(“Enter a number”))) print(c) d=max(c) print(d)

  python CopyEdit num = int(input(“Enter a number: “)) if num % 2 == 0: print(“Even”) else: print(“Odd”)

Format Specifiers in Python Python provides format specifiers for formatting strings, numbers, and other data types. These specifiers can be used with f-strings (f””), the format() method, or % formatting. 1. Integer Formatting Format Description Example %d or {} Integer (decimal) print(f”{100:d}”) → 100 %o or {:#o} Octal representation print(f”{100:o}”) → 144 %x or {:#x}…

# Integer int_var = 42 print(“Integer:”, int_var, type(int_var)) # Float float_var = 3.14 print(“Float:”, float_var, type(float_var)) # Complex complex_var = 2 + 3j print(“Complex:”, complex_var, type(complex_var)) # Boolean bool_var = True print(“Boolean:”, bool_var, type(bool_var)) # String str_var = “Hello, Python!” print(“String:”, str_var, type(str_var)) # List (ordered, mutable collection) list_var = [1, 2, 3, “Python”, 4.5]…

Python has several built-in data types that help in storing and manipulating different kinds of data. Below is a detailed discussion of the various data types in Python: 1. Numeric Types Numeric data types store numbers and support arithmetic operations. a. int (Integer) Represents whole numbers (positive, negative, or zero). No limit on size (depends…

The .upper() method in Python is used to convert a string to uppercase. Syntax: string.upper() Example Usage: text = “hello world” upper_text = text.upper() print(upper_text) # Output: HELLO WORLD Calling upper() on a variable: name = “Python” print(name.upper()) # Output: PYTHON Calling upper() directly on a string literal: print(“hello”.upper()) # Output: HELLO Would you like…