Basic Python Programming Exercises: Summation, Square Roots, Triangle Area, Random Numbers, and More
This article presents a collection of basic Python programming exercises, covering numeric summation, square roots, triangle area calculation, random number generation, parity checks, leap year detection, prime testing, factorials, multiplication tables, numeric type identification, base conversions, greatest common divisor, and calendar generation.
1. Python numeric sum: calculate the sum of a series of numbers.
2. Square root: example \u221A16 = 4.
3. Triangle area: using Heron's formula (semi‑perimeter * (s‑a)*(s‑b)*(s‑c))^0.5.
4. Generate random numbers.
5. Determine odd or even numbers.
6. Determine leap years.
7. Test whether a number is prime.
8. Compute factorials.
9. Display the multiplication table (九九乘法表).
10. Identify whether a value is a number (requires importing a library).
11. Convert decimal numbers to binary, octal, and hexadecimal using bin(), oct(), and hex().
12. Find the greatest common divisor (GCD) of two numbers.
13. Generate a calendar.
This collection serves as a quick reference for beginners learning fundamental Python programming concepts.
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