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The document discusses using Python to write and read binary files. It shows functions to write nested lists and dictionaries to binary files using pickle.dump() and read the data back using pickle.load(). One example filters the loaded data to only print items where the price is over 500.

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PYQs On Binary File Qs 23 March

The document discusses using Python to write and read binary files. It shows functions to write nested lists and dictionaries to binary files using pickle.dump() and read the data back using pickle.load(). One example filters the loaded data to only print items where the price is over 500.

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Binary File PYQs

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import pickle
def Write():
File1=open("Sport.dat","wb")
NestedList=[]
while True:
SportName=input("Enter Sport Name")
TeamName=input("Enter Team Name")
No_Players=int(input("Enter No of Players"))
List=[SportName,TeamName,No_Players]
NestedList.append(List)
Ch=input("For More Enter y or Y")
if Ch not in "Yy":
break
pickle.dump(NestedList,File1)
File1.close()
#Write()
def CopyData():
File1=open("Sport.dat","rb")
File2=open("Basket.dat","wb")
Data=pickle.load(File1)
Count=0
for i in Data:
if i[0]=="BasketBall":
pickle.dump(i,File2)
Count+=1
return Count
#print("Total No of Copies",CopyData())
def Read():
File=open("Basket.dat","rb")
try:
while True:
Data=pickle.load(File)
print(Data)
except:
File.close()
Read()
Binary File PYQs
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import pickle
def Write():
File=open("BiFile.dat","wb")
Dict={}
while True:
MNO=int(input("Enter Movie No."))
MNAME=input("Movie Name")
MType=input("Movie")
Dict[MNO]=[MNAME,MType]
Ch=input("Enter More Y/y")
if Ch not in "Yy":
break
pickle.dump(Dict,File)
File.close()
def Read():
File=open("BiFile.dat","rb")
Data=pickle.load(File)
for i in Data:
print(Data[i][1])
#Write()
Read()
Binary File PYQs
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import pickle
def WriteRec():

File=open("BiFile.dat","wb")
#ID,Name,Price
while True:
ID=int(input("Enter ID"))
Name=input("Enter Name")
Price=int(input("Enter Price"))
List=[ID,Name,Price]
pickle.dump(List,File)
ch=input("Enter Y/y for Data -")
if ch not in "Yy":
break
File.close()
def ShowHigh():
File=open("BiFile.dat","rb")
try:
while True:
Data=pickle.load(File)
if Data[2]>500:
print(Data)
except:
File.close()
WriteRec()
ShowHigh()

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