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Print 100 times your name on the screen, with the number of the line.

For example:

001 - Daniel
002 - Daniel
...
100 - Daniel

Positions on a chess board are identified by a letter and a number. The letter identifies
the column, while the number identifies the row, as shown below:

Write a program that reads a position from the user. Use an if statement to determine
if the column begins with a black square or a white square. Then use modular
arithmetic to report the color of the square in that row. For example, if the user enters
a1 then your program should report that the square is black. If the user enters d5
then your program should report that the square is white.

Extra Mile or Two

Validate the user entered a valid position.

Tip: Validate is the first character is a valid letter (a - h) and the second character is a number between 1 and 8.

Source

The Python Workbook, Ben Stephenson

Create a program to print "Hello world!!" on the screen.

Solve exercise 009 - Is it a Leap Year?

Print 100 times alternating the name of my family, with the number of the line.

For example:

001-John
002-Matthew
003-Luke
004-John
005-Matthew
006-Luke
...

Create a program with following behavior:

Enter the name of family member 1:
Enter the name of family member 2:
...
Enter the name of family member N:

When the name is blank, then print the list of family members 100 times (each), following this pattern (as an example, the family has 3 members):

1 - Family member name 1
2 - Family member name 2
3 - Family member name 3
4 - Family member name 1
5 - Family member name 2
6 - Family member name 3
...
298 - Family member name 1
299 - Family member name 2
300 - Family member name 3

Create a program that receives 2 values and print the result of all basic 4 calculations.

Here is the expected result of the program:
Showing all four basic calculations
Enter the value of A: ____
Enter the value of B: ____
The value of A + B: <value of A + B>
The value of A - B: <value of A - B>
The value of A * B: <value of A * B>
The value of A / B: <value of A / B>

Solve exercise 008.

Print in the screen any text message the user wants.