Before session 5
Strings
Work through topics from the reading materials or watch the videos.
Test
Go to Moodle and take the fifth test.
Example 1. Estonian Personal Identifications Code
In Estonia, a personal identification number (Estonian: isikukood) is defined as a number formed primarily on the basis of the sex and date of birth of a person. The EPIN of each citizen is unique, therefore it is possible to identify the person by one's EPIN. The national ID-card, its associated certificates and digital signatures use the PINs.
An EPIN consists of 11 digits, generally given without any whitespace or other delimiters. The form is GYYMMDDSSSC, where G shows the sex and the century of birth (odd numbers for male, even numbers for female: 1-2 for male and female born in the 19th century, respectively; 3-4 for male and female born in the 20th century; 5-6 for male and female born in the 21st century), SSS is a serial number uniquely identifying people born on the same date, and C is the checksum.
The following program prompts the user for an EPIN, looks for his birthday date from the entered code and prints it out in the format dd.mm.yyyy:
code = input("Please enter a personal identification number: ")
#example code: 48007140350
date = code[5] + code[6]
month = code[3] + code[4]
if code[0] == "1" or code[0] == "2":
century = "18"
elif code[0] == "3" or code[0] == "4":
century = "19"
else:
century = "20"
year = century + code[1] + code[2]
print("The birthday of the person with the code", code, "is", date+"."+month+"."+year)
Example 2. Room number from address
The following program prompts the user for an address. The program looks for and prints out the room number from the entered address (assume that the address is entered in the form of street_name building_number-room_number, town_name; e.g. Narva 18-2006, Tartu).
address = input("Please enter an address: ")
fpos = address.find("-")
lpos = address.find(",",fpos)
room = address[fpos+1:lpos]
print("Room number is", room)
Homework
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