Q14.

WRITE A PYTHON CODE TO ACCEPT A WORD IN LOWERCASE AND PASS

IT TO A FUNCTION. ARRANGE ALL THE LETTERS OF THE WORD IN THE
ALPHABETICAL ORDER AND DISPLAY THE RESULT

SAMPLE INPUT: computer

SAMPLE OUTPUT: cemoprtu

def Arrange(wd):

p=len(wd) word=''

for i in range(65,91):

for j in range(0,p):

ch=wd[j] if (ch==chr(i)

or ch==chr(i+32)):

word=word+ch

return word #main

program

wd=input("Enter a word in lowercase:")

wd=wd.lower() wd1=Arrange(wd)

print("Dictionary Order:") print(wd1)

Q15. WRITE A PYTHON CODE TO ACCEPT AN INTEGER NUMBER.PASS IT

TO A FUNCTION WHICH RETURNS ITS NUMBER OF FACTORS. FINALLY,
DISPLAY WHETHER THE NUMBER IS A PRIME NUMBER OR NOT def
Prime(n1): c=0 n=n1 for a in range(1, n+1): if(n%a==0):
 c=c+1

return c

#main Program

n=int(input("Enter a number:"))

p=Prime(n) if (p==2):

print(n, "is a prime number")

else: print(n, "is not a prime

number")

Q16. Write a Program to count word he and she in a file.

import os

# Function to count word he and she def

CountHeShe():

if os.path.isfile("LIFE.TXT"):

fb = open("LIFE.TXT", 'r')

Ctr = 0
while True:

line = fb.readline() # Read a line

if not line:

break # Encounter EOF

# Line convert into a list

Str = line.rstrip().lower().split() # Words are checked in list

for i in range(len(Str)): if Str[i] == 'he' or Str[i] == 'he.' or Str[i]

== 'she' or Str[i] == 'she.': Ctr += 1 if Ctr > 0:

 print("Total words he and she are:", Ctr)

else:

print("No word he and she in file")

else:

print ("File does not exist.")

CountHeShe()

Q17. Program by replacing more than one space by single space.

import os

def ReplaceSpace():

if os.path.isfile("SPACE.TXT"):

File1 = open("SPACE.TXT", 'r')

File2 = open("RSPACE.TXT", 'w')

Ctr = 0

while True:

line = File1.readline() # Read a line

if not line:

break # Encounter EOF

# Line convert into a list

Str = line.rstrip().split()

# Words are written into 'RSPACE.TXT' file with adding a single space instead
of multiple spaces

for i in range(len(Str)):

File2.write(Str[i] + " ")

File2.write("\n") # Write next line

File1.close()

File2.close()
 else:

print ("File does not exist.")

ReplaceSpace()

Q18 # Program to perform stack operation on numbers.

Stack = list() # A default stack using list() functon.

Top = -1 # To know the current index position in Stack.

# Adding element into a stack.

def PushNumbers(Stack, Top):

Ch = 'Y'

while Ch == 'Y' or Ch == YES':

Num = int(input("Enter any number: "))

Stack.append(Num) # Adding number into stack.

Top += 1 # It know total number of elements.

print ("Want to add more number...<y/n>: ", end="")

Ch = input().upper()

if Ch == 'N' or Ch == 'NO':

break

return Top

# Removing stack elements. def

PopNumbers(Stack, Top):

Slen = len(Stack) # Finds total elements in the stack.

if Slen <= 0: # Checks if stack is empty or not.

print ("Stack is empty")

else:

Num = Stack.pop() # Removing from top of the stack.

 Top = Top - 1

print("Number deleted from stack is", Num)

return Top

# Showing stack elements. def

ShowNumbers(Stack, Top):

Slen = len(Stack) # Finds total elements in the stack.

if Slen <= 0: # Checks if stack is empty or not.

print ("Stack is empty")

else:

print("The stack elements are...")

i = Top

while (i >= 0): # Stack elements process in reverse order.

print(Stack[i])

i -= 1

while (True):

print()
print ('Number Operation')

print ('- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -')

print ('1. Adding Numbers')

print ('2. Removing Numbers')

print ('3. Showing Numbers')

print ('4. Exit')

Opt = input( "Enter your option: ")

print()

if (Opt == '1') :

# Push operation of stack.

 Top = PushNumbers(Stack, Top)

elif (Opt == '2') :

# Pop operation of stack.

Top = PopNumbers(Stack, Top)

elif (Opt == '3') :

ShowNumbers(Stack, Top)

elif (Opt == '4') :

break

Q19.
PROGRAM NO 20:
Consider the following tables product and client. Further answer the questions given below.
Queries

Q.1.
To display the details of those clients whose city is “delhi”

Ans:
Select * from client where city=’Delhi’;

Q.2
To display the details of products whose price is in the range of 50 to 100 Ans:
Select * from product where price between 50 and 100; select
* from product where price>=50 and price<=100;

Q.3
TO DISPLAY THE client name ,city from table client and productname and price from the table
product with their corresponding matching p_id Ans:
Select clientname, city, productname, price from client, product where client.p_id=product.p_id;

Q.4
To increase the price of the product by 10 Ans:
Update product set price=price+10;

Q.5.
Select distinct city from client; Ans:
Delhi
Mumbai
Banglore

PROGRAM NO 21:

Consider the following tables CONSIGNOR and CONSIGNEE. Further answer the questions
given below.

TABLE:CONSIGNOR

CNORID CNORNAME CNORADDRESS CITY

ND01 R SINGHAL 24; ABC ENCLAVE NEW DELHI
ND02 AMIT KUMAR 123; PALM AVENUE NEW DELHI
MU15 R KOHLI 5/A; SOUTH STREET MUMBAI
MU50 S KAUR 27-K; WESTEND MUMBAI
TABLE:CONSIGNEE

CNEEID CNORID CNEENAME CNEEADDRESS CNEECITY

MU05 ND01 RAHUL KISHORE 5; PARK AVENUE MUMBAI
ND08 ND02 P DHINGRA 16/J; MOORE ENCLAVE NEW DELHI
KO19 MU15 A P ROY 2A; CENTRAL AVENUE KOLKATA
MU32 ND02 S MITTAL P 245; AB COLONY MUMBAI
ND48 MU50 B P JAIN 13; BLOCK D; A VIHAR NEW DELHI

Queries

Q1.
To display the names of all the consignors from Mumbai Ans
Select cnorname From consignor Where city=’mumbai’;

Q2.
To display the cneeid,cnorname,cnoradress,cneenmae,cneeaddress for every consignee Ans
Select cneeid,cnoraddress,cneename,cneeaddess From consignor, consignee
Where consignor.cnorid=consignee.cnorid;

Q3.
To display consignee details in ascending order of cneename. Ans
Select * From consignee Order by cneename;

Q4.
To display number of consignee from each city.
Ans
Select cneecity,count(cneecity) From consignee Group by cneecity;

Q5.
Select distinct cneecity from consignee;
Ans
Mumbai
Program 22:
def count_alpha():
lo=0
with open("story.txt") as f:
while True:
c=f.read(1)
if not c:
break
print(c,end='')
if((c>='A' and c<='Z') or (c>='a' and c<='z')):
lo=lo+1
print("total lower case alphabets: “, lo)
#function calling
count_alpha()
Output:

Hello how are you

12123 bye
total lower case alphabets: 17
Program No 23:

Write a python program to read a file named “story.txt”, count and print total
words starting with “a” or “A” in the file?

Solution: def
count_words():
w=0 with
open("Poem.txt") as f:
for line in f:
for word in line.split():
if(word[0]=="a" or word[0]=="A"):
print(word) w=w+1
print("total words starting with 'a' are ",w)
# function calling count_words()

PROGRAM NO:21 Write records of customer into result.csv. The fields are as following:
 Field 1 Data Type

StudentID Integer

StudentName String

Score Integer

from csv import writer

def pro4():
#Create Header First
f = open("students.csv","w", newline='\n')
dt = writer(f)
dt.writerow(['Student_ID','StudentName','Score'])
f.close()
#Insert Data
f = open("students.csv","a",newline='\n')
while True:
st_id= int(input("Enter Student ID:"))
st_name = input("Enter Student name:")
st_score = input("Enter score:")
dt = writer(f)
dt.writerow([st_id,st_name,st_score])
ch=input("Want to insert More records?(y or Y):")
ch=ch.lower()
if ch !='y':
break
print("Record has been added.")
f.close()
pro4()

OUTPUT:
PROGRAM 24:

Read a CSV file students.csv and print them with tab delimiter. Ignore first row header to print in
tabular form.

from csv import reader def

pro3(): f =
open("students.csv","r")
dt = reader(f,delimiter=',')
headr_row=next(dt)
data = list(dt)
f.close()
for i in data:
for j in i:
print(j,"\t",end=" ")
print()
pro3()

OUTPUT:
Q25.
The code given below inserts the following record in the table Student:
RollNo – Integer
Name – string
Clas – integer
Marks – integer
Note the following to establish connectivity between Python and MYSQL:
 Username is root
 Password is tiger
 The table exists in a MYSQL database named school.
 The details (RollNo, Name, Clas and Marks) are to be accepted from the user.
Write the following missing statements to complete the code:
Statement 1 – to form the cursor object
Statement 2 – to execute the command that inserts the record in the table Student. Statement
3- to add the record permanently in the database
import mysql.connector as mysql
def sql_data():
con1=mysql.connect(host="localhost",user="root", 2+3 11 password="tiger",
database="school")
mycursor=_________________ #Statement 1
rno=int(input("Enter Roll Number :: "))
name=input("Enter name :: ")
clas=int(input("Enter class :: "))
marks=int(input("Enter Marks :: "))
querry="insert into student values({},'{}',{},{})".format(rno, name, clas, marks)
______________________ #Statement 2
______________________ # Statement 3
print("Data Added successfully")

SOLUTION.
Ans:
Statement 1: con1.cursor()
Statement 2: mycursor.execute(querry)
Statement 3: con1.commit()