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This document outlines several TCL scripting assignments involving data types, variable assignment, lists, arrays, files, and regular expressions. It includes tasks such as: 1) Creating a list from user input and determining its length and nested elements. 2) Accessing the list using upvar and allowing the user to insert/select elements. 3) Creating a student information array, calculating totals, and outputting data based on user input. 4) Displaying file attributes and permissions, reading/writing file contents, counting lines and words. 5) Using regular expressions to search/replace text in a file. 6) Backing up an existing file when recreating it, renaming the backup with

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Ram Assgn

This document outlines several TCL scripting assignments involving data types, variable assignment, lists, arrays, files, and regular expressions. It includes tasks such as: 1) Creating a list from user input and determining its length and nested elements. 2) Accessing the list using upvar and allowing the user to insert/select elements. 3) Creating a student information array, calculating totals, and outputting data based on user input. 4) Displaying file attributes and permissions, reading/writing file contents, counting lines and words. 5) Using regular expressions to search/replace text in a file. 6) Backing up an existing file when recreating it, renaming the backup with

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TCL Assignments - I

1. Does TCL have any data types defined? 2. Write down all the possible ways of assigning variables, lists and arrays in TCL? 3. Part 1! Write a pro"ed#re to generate a single list, by reading the #ser inp#t fro$ "o$$and line. e.g. %ser &np#ts! 'a b " '"d de 'efg fgh((( 1 2 '3) )* '*+, +,-(( a. What is the length of the final list? b. .ow do yo# re"ogni/e, whether the final list has ele$ents whi"h are lists? ". 0#tp#t the inde1 of ea"h ele$ent in the final list. 2s an e1a$ple, the final inde1ing for the ele$ent 3"d4 sho#ld be 2.5, for the ele$ent 3de4 sho#ld be 2.1, ele$ent efg sho#ld be 32.2.54 et". ). Part 2! Write a pro"ed#re whi"h a""esses the final list of 63 #sing #pvar, print the final list fro$ this pro"ed#re. a. 2s7 the #ser to enter the ele$ent, and o#tp#t the re8#ired indi"es to a""ess any ele$ent. ' 9o for the inp#t ele$ent is 3efg4 the inde1 sho#ld be o#tp#t as 2.2.5( b. Display the length of the list and as7 the #ser to insert any new ele$ents. ' %ser "an indi"ate the inde1 and the ele$ent that he wishes to enter : ;or e1a$ple if the #ser indi"ates the inde1 to be 2.2.1 and the ele$ent to be 3def4 then 3def4 sho#ld "o$e between 3efg4 and 3fgh4 in the final list ". 2s7 the #ser to sele"t the range of ele$ents to be o#tp#tted. d. <epla"e the ele$ents in the list, as per #ser "hoi"e and o#tp#t the final res#lt. *. Create an array, with following fields ! 9t#dent =a$e, 9t#dent &D, >ar7s! >aths, Physi"s ? Che$istry a. Cal"#late the total $ar7s of the st#dent and ran7 hi$ a""ordingly and o#tp#t the final array with a proper for$at. b. <ead the #ser inp#t, and display the re8#ested st#dent infor$ation. ". <ead the #ser inp#t to o#tp#t only the 9t#dent =a$es@9t#dent &Ds and their <an7s. =0TA! Bo# "an sele"t either 9t#dent =a$e or 9t#dent &D as a 7ey to a""ess the 9t#dent &nfor$ation. +. Write a s"ript to display the attrib#tes of the #ser re8#ested file that is present in the present wor7ing dire"tory. The o#tp#t sho#ld be the read, write a""ess per$issions for the file. ,. <ead the "ontents of the file, and o#tp#t it into a new file. a. 0#tp#t the no. of lines present in the file and no. of words present in the file. b. Co#nt the ea"h word and 0#tp#t the res#lt into a new file. ". Ta7e the reg#lar e1pression inp#t, and display its o""#rren"e in the file. d. 2s7 the #ser to inp#t a sear"h pattern and a s#bstit#ting string and generate a new file. Chint! %se 3regs#b4D -. Write a pro"ed#re to re"reate an already e1isting file and ba"7#p the older "opy of the file and rena$e it by atta"hing the latest ti$e of "hange. E to#"h testfile.t1t

Fwhen yo# re"reate a file by na$e testfile.t1t, it sho#ld save the e1isting file as testfileG5HI#nG1HG55G11.t1t.J E ls testfile.t1t testfileG15I#nG15G32G11.t1t

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