samuvelrajappa/hcltech_python_qa_basic_level

Purpose and Scope

This is a Python exercise-solution repository, not an integrated application. It contains standalone scripts for HCLTech QA/basic programming exercises. The README documents five loop-focused tasks, while the tree also includes larger Level 1 and Level 2 solution sets.

Execution Model and Entry Points

Each *.py file is independently executable with Python 3.x from a terminal; there is no package, shared launcher, import graph, or service endpoint. Primary documented entry points are:

• Python_Simple_Loops_Problem1_Solution.py

• Python_Simple_Loops_Problem2_Solution.py

• Python_Simple_Loops_Problem3_Solution.py

Additional independent exercise entry points are organized as:

• HCLTech_Level1/Solution_01.py

• HCLTech_Level1/Solution_35.py

• HCLTech_Level2/Solution_01.py

• HCLTech_Level2/Solution_15.py

Looping Exercise Stage

The root loop scripts implement the documented basic iteration sequence: forward number output, reverse number output, ascending and descending summation, and parity-based selection/output. Their control flow is local to each script: establish a numeric range, iterate, optionally accumulate or branch on parity, then print results.

• Python_Simple_Loops_Problem1_Solution.py

• Python_Simple_Loops_Problem4_Solution.py

• Python_Simple_Loops_Problem5_Solution.py

Level 1 Solution Collection

HCLTech_Level1 is a flat collection of 35 separately runnable Python solutions. Filename numbering, rather than a dispatcher or module API, provides the organization boundary. A consumer must choose and execute the relevant script directly.

• HCLTech_Level1/Solution_01.py

• HCLTech_Level1/Solution_18.py

• HCLTech_Level1/Solution_35.py

Level 2 Solution Collection

HCLTech_Level2 similarly contains 15 standalone solution scripts, representing a separate difficulty/category boundary from Level 1. No evidence in the tree indicates dependencies between Level 1, Level 2, or the root loop exercises.

• HCLTech_Level2/Solution_01.py

• HCLTech_Level2/Solution_08.py

• HCLTech_Level2/Solution_15.py

Data, Control, and Integration Boundaries

Input is expected to be hard-coded exercise values or terminal interaction within individual scripts; output is console text. The repository has no persistent data store, network integration, web/UI layer, queues, build pipeline, or external runtime services. Scripts should be treated as isolated programs, so changes to one solution should not require coordinated changes elsewhere.

Runtime and Governance

The material runtime is CPython 3.x; the README specifically advertises Python 3.13 compatibility. There are no third-party library or infrastructure requirements. Repository documentation and licensing are rooted at:

• README.md

• LICENSE