This repository contains 15 introductory Python exercises designed to help beginners practice basic concepts of the language.
Create a program that prints "Hello, World!" to the screen.
Write a program that reads a person's name and displays a welcome message.
Create a program that reads two numbers and shows the sum between them.
Create a program that reads something from the keyboard and displays its primitive type and all possible information about it.
Write a program that reads an integer and displays its successor and predecessor on the screen.
Create an algorithm that reads a number and shows its double, triple, and square root.
Develop a program that reads two grades from a student, calculates, and displays their average.
Write a program that reads a value in meters and displays it converted to centimeters and millimeters.
Write a program that reads an integer and displays its multiplication table on the screen.
Create a program that reads how much money a person has in their wallet and shows how many dollars they can buy, considering the exchange rate of USD 1.00 = BRL 5.43.
Create a program that reads the width and height of a wall in meters, calculates its area, and the amount of paint needed to cover it, knowing that each liter of paint covers an area of 2m².
Create an algorithm that reads the price of a product and shows its new price with a 5% discount.
Create an algorithm that reads an employee's salary and shows the new salary with a 15% increase.
Write a program that converts a temperature entered in °C to °F.
Write a program that asks for the number of kilometers driven by a rented car and the number of days it was rented. Calculate the amount to pay, knowing that the car costs USD 60 per day and USD 0.15 per kilometer driven.
The statements of the exercises were taken from a Python class on the channel Curso em Vídeo, but the solutions are my own.