Write two methods in Python using the concept of Function Overloading (Polymorphism) to perform the following operations:
(i) A function having one argument as side, to calculate Area of Square as side*side
(ii) A function having two arguments as Length and Breadth, to calculate Area of Rectangle as Length*Breadth.
def Area(side):
print side*side
def Area(length,breadth):
print length*breadthIf you run the code, the second Area(B, H) definition will overwrite/override the first one because python does not support function overloading “ as illustrated in the example shown above ”.
Write the definition of a Method AFIND(CITIES) to display all the city names from a list of CITIES, which are starting with alphabet A.
For example:
If the list CITIES contains ['AHMEDABAD','CHENNAI','NEW DELHI','AMRITSAR','AGRA']
The following should get displayed
AHMEDABAD
AMRITSAR
AGRA
Write a method in Python to read lines from a text file DIARY.TXT, and display those lines, which are starting with an alphabet ‘P’.
Write the definition of a method OddSum(NUMBERS) to add those values in the list of NUMBERS, which are odd.
Differentiate between static and dynamic binding in Python? Give the suitable example of each.
Define a class RING in Python with following specifications
Instance Attributes
- RingID # Numeric value with a default value 101
- Radius # Numeric value with a default value 10
- Area # Numeric value
Methods:
- AreaCal() # Method to calculate Area as
# 3.14*Radius*Radius
- NewRing() # Method to allow user to enter values of
# RingID and Radius. It should also
# Call AreaCal Method
- ViewRing() # Method to display all the Attributes 4Write Addnew(Book) and Remove(Book) methods in Python to Add a new Book and Remove a Book from a List of Books, considering them to act as PUSH and POP operations of the data structure Stack.
What will be the status of the following list after the First, Second and Third pass of the bubble sort method used for arranging the following elements in descending order ?
Note: Show the status of all the elements after each pass very clearly underlining the changes.
152, 104, -100, 604, 190, 204
