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Introduction to Python Programming, 1st Edition Instructor Solutions Manual by OpenStax provides 127 solutions across 14 chapters to support programming practice and instructor-led learning. ISBN-13: 9781961584457. This resource covers Python programming fundamentals, coding techniques, problem-solving, and essential programming concepts for structured study. Ideal for class tests, mid exams, and final exams, it supports lesson preparation, assignment review, and assessment practice. Updated for 2026/2027 study needs, this manual helps reinforce programming knowledge and build confidence in Python coursework.

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INTRODUCTION TO
PYTHON PROGRAMMING
Instructor Solutions Manual


Professional Academic Edition



14 Chapters • 127 Solutions




Introduction to Python Programming OpenStax / Rice University 1

, CONTENTS

Chapter 1 — 14 solved exercises
Chapter 2 — 15 solved exercises
Chapter 3 — 7 solved exercises
Chapter 4 — 9 solved exercises
Chapter 5 — 10 solved exercises
Chapter 6 — 10 solved exercises
Chapter 7 — 7 solved exercises
Chapter 8 — 8 solved exercises
Chapter 9 — 8 solved exercises
Chapter 10 — 9 solved exercises
Chapter 11 — 7 solved exercises
Chapter 12 — 7 solved exercises
Chapter 13 — 7 solved exercises
Chapter 14 — 9 solved exercises




Introduction to Python Programming OpenStax / Rice University 2

, CHAPTER 1

Exercise 1.1
Favorite song.

print("Hello! What is your name?")
name = input()
print("Nice to meet you, " + name + ".")


print("What is your favorite song?")
song = input()
print("Cool! I like", song, "too.")




Exercise 1.2
Frost poem.

print("I shall be telling this with a sigh")
print("Somewhere ages and ages hence:")
print("Two roads diverged in a wood, and I--")
print("I took the one less traveled by,")
print("And that has made all the difference.")




Exercise 1.2
Name and likes.

name = input("What is your name? ")
like = input("What do you like? ")
print()
print(name, "likes", like)




Exercise 1.3
Final score.

team1 = "Liverpool"
score1 = 4
team2 = "Chelsea"
score2 = 3


print(team1, "versus", team2)
print("Final score:", score1, "to", score2)




Exercise 1.4
Punctuation.

name = "Freda"
feel = "happy"
print("Hi,", name + "!")
print("I'm glad you feel", feel + ".")




Introduction to Python Programming OpenStax / Rice University 3

, Exercise 1.4
Name length.

first = input("What is your first name? ")
last = input("What is your last name? ")
print("Your first name is", len(first), "letters long")
print("Your last name is", len(last), "letters long")




Exercise 1.5
Values and types.

int_a = 10
float_a = 10.0
string_a = "10"


print(int_a, type(int_a))
print(float_a, type(float_a))
print(string_a, type(string_a))




Exercise 1.5
Meters to feet.

meters = 10
meter2feet = 3.28
feet = meters * meter2feet
print(feet)




Exercise 1.6
Three errors.

word = input("What is your favorite word? ")
print()
print("You said:", word)
print("That's all, Folks!")




Exercise 1.6
Wrong symbols.

team1 = "Liverpool"
score1 = "4"
team2 = "Chelsea"
score2 = "3"


print(team1, "versus", team2)
print("Final score:", score1, "to", score2)




Exercise 1.7
Whose birthday.



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