INTRODUCTION

“Contribution in GDP by each state of India”

India is a diverse and dynamic economy with various
states having distinct economic characteristics and
challenges. This project aims to analyze the Gross
Domestic Product (GDP) of different states in India,
providing insights into their economic conditions. The
project presents the GDP data of various states from
2010 to 2022, facilitating an understanding of their
economic growth rates and conditions.

Through this project, we hope to gain a better

understanding of the economic conditions of different
states in India and identify the factors contributing to
their economic growth. The project provides a
comprehensive overview of the GDP of various states,
enabling a comparative analysis of their economic
performance. This analysis can be useful for
policymakers, researchers, and stakeholders interested
in understanding the economic dynamics of different
states in India.
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open- source language.
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are executed by an interpreter.
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have a clearly defined syntax and relatively simple
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and number are not same in Python.
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means it can run on various operating systems and
hardware platforms.
❖ Python has a rich library of predefined functions.
❖ Python is also helpful in web development. Many
popular web services and applications are built
using Python.
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blocks.
A CSV (Comma-Separated Values) file is a widely used file
format for storing and exchanging structured data. It organizes
data in a tabular form where each row represents a record,
and columns are separated by commas. CSV files are simple,
lightweight, and compatible with a wide range of software
applications, making them ideal for data transfer between
systems or for quick data storage.

In the context of informatics practices, CSV files play a crucial

role in data analysis, processing, and visualization. They are
extensively used for storing datasets due to their ease of
readability and simplicity. Python and other programming
languages provide robust libraries like pandas for manipulating
CSV files efficiently.

This project explores the concept and application of CSV files,

highlighting their importance in handling structured data and
their integration in real-world scenarios like data science,
business analysis, and machine learning.
Pandas is an open-source, high-level data analysis
and manipulation library for Python programming
language. With pandas, it is effortless to load,
prepare, manipulate, and analyze data. It is one of
the most preferred and widely used libraries for data
analysis operations. Pandas have easy syntax and
fast operations. It can handle data up to 10,00,000
rows with ease. With pandas Dataframe, it is
effortless to add/delete columns, slice, indexing, and
dealing with null values.
Matplotlib is a comprehensive library for creating
static, animated, and interactive visualizations in
Python. Matplotlib makes easy things easy and hard
things possible.

● Create publication quality plots.

● Make interactive figures.
● Customize visual style and layout.
● Export to many file formats.
 System Implementation

Hardware used:
While developing the software, the used hardware’s are:
PC with Intel Core i3 processor having 6.00 GB RAM and
other required devices.

Software used:
⮚ Microsoft Windows® 10 as Operating System.

⮚ Python IDLE as Front-end Development

environment.

⮚ CSV Files as Back-end for storing the data.

⮚ MS-Word 2007 for documentation.

 Python Coding:

import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
df1=pd.read_csv("C:\\Users\\abc\\Desktop\\GDP at
current prices in ₹ billions.csv")
prop_cycle =plt.rcParams['axes.prop_cycle']
colors = prop_cycle.by_key()['color']
cho='y'
print("GDP of India State Wise (Chart)")
print("-----------------------------")
while(cho=='y' or cho=='Y'):
print("Menu")
print("Particular State -1")
print("Particular Year-2")
print("Selected State&Years-3")
ch=int(input("Enter choice :"))
if ch==1:
for i in range(len(df1['State'])):
print(i," ->",df1['State'][i])
state=int(input("Enter number(0 to 34)"))
print("Details of State: ",df1['State'][state])
print(df1[df1['State']==df1['State'][state]])

yr=df1.columns.values.tolist()
yr=yr[1:]
population=df1[df1['State']==
df1['State'][state]].values.tolist()
print(yr)
print(population[0])
print("Line chart-L")
print("Bar chart-B")

ch=input("Choice :")
if ch=='L':
plt.figure(figsize=(15,6))
plt.grid(True)
plt.xticks(
rotation=90,
horizontalalignment='right',
fontweight='light',
fontsize='medium')
 plt.plot(yr,population[0][1:],
linestyle='dashed', linewidth = 3,
marker='o', markerfacecolor='blue',
markersize=12)

elif ch=='B':
plt.figure(figsize=(15,6))
plt.bar(yr,population[0][1:],
color=colors[0:len(population[0][1:])])
plt.xlabel("Year")
plt.ylabel("GDP of India State Wise")
plt.title(df1['State'][state])

plt.show()
elif ch==2:
year=input("Enter year (2012 to 2022):")
yr=df1[year]
print("All states-1")
print("Select state-2")
c=int(input("choice:"))

if c==1:
plt.figure(figsize=(15,6))
 st=df1['State']
plt.xticks(
rotation=90,
horizontalalignment='right',
fontweight='light',
fontsize='medium')

print(yr)

plt.bar(st,yr,color=colors[0:len(st)])
plt.xlabel("State")
plt.ylabel("GDP of India State Wise")
plt.title(year)

plt.show()
elif c==2:
plt.figure(figsize=(15,6))
print(df1['State'])
op='y'
l=[]
while op=='y' or op=='Y':
s=int(input("Enter States(0 to 34): "))
l.append(s)
op=input("Continue (y/n):")
 st=df1['State'][l]
print(st)
yr=df1[year][l]
print(yr)
plt.xlabel("State")
plt.ylabel("GDP of India State Wise")
plt.title(year)
plt.bar(st,yr,color=colors[0:len(st)])

plt.show()

elif ch==3:

plt.figure(figsize=(15,6))
yr=df1.columns.values.tolist()
yr=yr[1:]
print(df1['State'])
op='y'
l=[]
while op=='y' or op=='Y':
s=int(input("Enter State(0 to 34): "))
l.append(s)
op=input("Continue (y/n):")

print(df1['State'][l])
 l1=[]
op='y'
while op=='y' or op=='Y':
s1=input("Enter Year(2012 to 2022):")
l1.append(s1)
op=input("Continue (y/n):")

x=np.arange(len(l))
w=0

for s1 in l1:
a=df1[s1][l].values.tolist()
print(x)
print(a)
plt.bar(x+w,a)
w=w+0.5
print(l)
plt.xticks(np.arange(len(l)),df1['State'][l])
plt.xlabel('State',fontsize=20)
plt.show()

else:
print("Invalid choice")
cho=input("Continue:y/n")
 CSV Files Used:

GDP at current prices in ₹ billions.CSV

State 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Andaman & Nicobar
Islands 44 50 55 60 68 79 90 98 93 104 117
Andhra Pradesh 4,114 4,643 5,250 6,042 6,844 7,861 8,737 9,258 9,786 11,485 13,035
Arunachal Pradesh 125 146 180 185 199 225 253 300 305 327 351
Assam 1,569 1,777 1,957 2,280 2,544 2,832 3,093 3,469 3,398 4,107 4,788
Bihar 2,824 3,171 3,430 3,716 4,211 4,687 5,280 5,819 5,678 6,474 7,464
Chandigarh 216 248 265 293 324 363 401 434 394 461 550
Chhattisgarh 1,775 2,068 2,211 2,252 2,628 2,827 3,271 3,447 3,523 4,105 4,644
Delhi 3,914 4,440 4,948 5,508 6,161 6,779 7,384 7,929 7,443 8,813 10,147
Goa 381 359 478 551 630 694 719 750 742 812 891
10,29
Gujarat 7,245 8,076 9,218 0 11,672 13,291 14,922 16,171 16,161 19,209 22,034
Haryana 3,470 3,993 4,371 4,955 5,614 6,388 6,989 7,381 7,291 8,689 9,841
Himachal Pradesh 828 948 1,038 1,142 1,256 1,386 1,484 1,592 1,516 1,722 1,917
Jammu &Kashmir 871 956 984 1,172 1,248 1,397 1,599 1,641 1,678 1,886 2,202
Jharkhand 1,747 1,886 2,185 2,066 2,362 2,698 3,057 3,103 2,967 3,761 4,174
10,45
Karnataka 6,954 8,167 9,139 2 12,076 13,332 14,794 16,158 16,415 19,781 22,700
Kerala 4,123 4,650 5,126 5,620 6,349 7,016 7,883 8,129 7,717 9,245 10,236
Madhya Pradesh 3,809 4,395 4,799 5,411 6,498 7,263 8,298 9,279 9,466 10,930 12,465
19,66
Maharashtra 14,596 16,496 17,791 2 21,982 23,528 25,289 26,568 26,107 31,441 36,459
Manipur 137 162 181 195 213 258 274 298 298 350 402
Meghalaya 219 229 232 251 274 295 322 348 338 402 466
Mizoram 84 103 135 151 172 194 219 250 239 267 307
Nagaland 141 166 184 195 217 244 265 297 298 323 372
Odisha 2,617 2,965 3,142 3,285 3,928 4,404 4,986 5,375 5,402 6,970 7,596
Puducherry 189 219 226 266 296 321 342 370 362 409 447
Punjab 2,977 3,321 3,551 3,901 4,270 4,710 5,125 5,370 5,409 6,277 6,813
Rajasthan 4,936 5,510 6,156 6,815 7,606 8,325 9,115 10,000 10,179 11,950 13,579
Sikkim 123 139 154 180 207 260 284 314 330 376 427
11,76
Tamil Nadu 8,548 9,685 10,727 5 13,026 14,651 16,302 17,431 17,881 20,725 23,934
Telangana 4,016 4,516 5,058 5,779 6,583 7,501 8,574 9,501 9,431 11,241 13,118
Tripura 217 256 295 359 395 437 498 542 535 623 723
11,37
Uttar Pradesh 8,224 9,404 10,118 8 12,887 14,399 15,822 17,001 16,449 19,756 22,580
Uttarakhand 1,316 1,491 1,614 1,772 1,951 2,202 2,303 2,393 2,256 2,671 3,038
West Bengal 5,915 6,768 7,181 7,973 8,725 9,747 11,021 11,791 11,418 13,292 15,318
 Output (Screenshots):
Python 3.12.0 (tags/v3.12.0:0fb18b0, Oct 2 2023,
13:03:39) [MSC v.1935 64 bit (AMD64)] on win32
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license()" for
more information.
= RESTART: C:\Users\abc\Downloads\IP PRACTICLE FILE\
GSDP at current prices (in ₹ billions).py
GDP of India State Wise (Chart)
-----------------------------
Menu
Particular State -1
Particular Year-2
Selected State&Years-3
Enter choice :1
0 -> Andaman and Nicobar Islands
1 -> Andhra Pradesh
2 -> Arunachal Pradesh
3 -> Assam
4 -> Bihar
5 -> Chandigarh
6 -> Chhattisgarh
7 -> Delhi
8 -> Goa
9 -> Gujarat
10 -> Haryana
11 -> Himachal Pradesh
12 -> Jammu and Kashmir
13 -> Jharkhand
14 -> Karnataka
15 -> Kerala
16 -> Madhya Pradesh
17 -> Maharashtra
18 -> Manipur
19 -> Meghalaya
20 -> Mizoram
21 -> Nagaland
22 -> Odisha
23 -> Puducherry
24 -> Punjab
25 -> Rajasthan
26 -> Sikkim
27 -> Tamil Nadu
28 -> Telangana
29 -> Tripura
30 -> Uttar Pradesh
31 -> Uttarakhand
32 -> West Bengal
Enter number(0 to 34)30
Details of State: Uttar Pradesh
State 2012 2013 2014 ... 2019 2020
2021 2022
30 Uttar Pradesh 8,224 9,404 10,118 ... 17,001
16,449 19,756 22,580

[1 rows x 12 columns]
['2012', '2013', '2014', '2015', '2016', '2017', '2018',
'2019', '2020', '2021', '2022']
['Uttar Pradesh', '8,224', '9,404', '10,118', '11,378',
'12,887', '14,399', '15,822', '17,001', '16,449', '19,756',
'22,580']
Line chart-L
Bar chart-B
Choice :B
Continue:y/nY
Menu
Particular State -1
Particular Year-2
Selected State&Years-3
Enter choice :1
0 -> Andaman and Nicobar Islands
1 -> Andhra Pradesh
2 -> Arunachal Pradesh
3 -> Assam
4 -> Bihar
5 -> Chandigarh
6 -> Chhattisgarh
7 -> Delhi
8 -> Goa
9 -> Gujarat
10 -> Haryana
11 -> Himachal Pradesh
12 -> Jammu and Kashmir
13 -> Jharkhand
14 -> Karnataka
15 -> Kerala
16 -> Madhya Pradesh
17 -> Maharashtra
18 -> Manipur
19 -> Meghalaya
20 -> Mizoram
21 -> Nagaland
22 -> Odisha
23 -> Puducherry
24 -> Punjab
25 -> Rajasthan
26 -> Sikkim
27 -> Tamil Nadu
28 -> Telangana
29 -> Tripura
30 -> Uttar Pradesh
31 -> Uttarakhand
32 -> West Bengal
Enter number(0 to 34)16
Details of State: Madhya Pradesh
State 2012 2013 2014 ... 2019 2020
2021 2022
16 Madhya Pradesh 3,809 4,395 4,799 ... 9,279
9,466 10,930 12,465

[1 rows x 12 columns]
['2012', '2013', '2014', '2015', '2016', '2017', '2018',
'2019', '2020', '2021', '2022']
['Madhya Pradesh', '3,809', '4,395', '4,799', '5,411',
'6,498', '7,263', '8,298', '9,279', '9,466', '10,930',
'12,465']
Line chart-L
Bar chart-B
Choice :L

Continue:y/nY
Menu
Particular State -1
Particular Year-2
Selected State&Years-3
Enter choice :2
Enter year (2012 to 2022):2019
All states-1
Select state-2
choice:2
0 Andaman and Nicobar Islands
1 Andhra Pradesh
2 Arunachal Pradesh
3 Assam
4 Bihar
5 Chandigarh
6 Chhattisgarh
7 Delhi
8 Goa
9 Gujarat
10 Haryana
11 Himachal Pradesh
12 Jammu and Kashmir
13 Jharkhand
14 Karnataka
15 Kerala
16 Madhya Pradesh
17 Maharashtra
18 Manipur
19 Meghalaya
20 Mizoram
21 Nagaland
22 Odisha
23 Puducherry
24 Punjab
25 Rajasthan
26 Sikkim
27 Tamil Nadu
28 Telangana
29 Tripura
30 Uttar Pradesh
31 Uttarakhand
32 West Bengal
Name: State, dtype: object
Enter States(0 to 34): 5
Continue (y/n):Y
Enter States(0 to 34): 27
Continue (y/n):N
5 Chandigarh
27 Tamil Nadu
Name: State, dtype: object
5 434
27 17,431
Name: 2019, dtype: object

Continue:y/nY
Menu
Particular State -1
Particular Year-2
Selected State&Years-3
Enter choice :1
0 -> Andaman and Nicobar Islands
1 -> Andhra Pradesh
2 -> Arunachal Pradesh
3 -> Assam
4 -> Bihar
5 -> Chandigarh
6 -> Chhattisgarh
7 -> Delhi
8 -> Goa
9 -> Gujarat
10 -> Haryana
11 -> Himachal Pradesh
12 -> Jammu and Kashmir
13 -> Jharkhand
14 -> Karnataka
15 -> Kerala
16 -> Madhya Pradesh
17 -> Maharashtra
18 -> Manipur
19 -> Meghalaya
20 -> Mizoram
21 -> Nagaland
22 -> Odisha
23 -> Puducherry
24 -> Punjab
25 -> Rajasthan
26 -> Sikkim
27 -> Tamil Nadu
28 -> Telangana
29 -> Tripura
30 -> Uttar Pradesh
31 -> Uttarakhand
32 -> West Bengal
Enter number(0 to 34)14
Details of State: Karnataka
State 2012 2013 2014 ... 2019 2020
2021 2022
14 Karnataka 6,954 8,167 9,139 ... 16,158 16,415
19,781 22,700

[1 rows x 12 columns]
['2012', '2013', '2014', '2015', '2016', '2017', '2018',
'2019', '2020', '2021', '2022']
['Karnataka', '6,954', '8,167', '9,139', '10,452', '12,076',
'13,332', '14,794', '16,158', '16,415', '19,781', '22,700']
Line chart-L
Bar chart-B
Choice :B

Continue:y/nY
Menu
Particular State -1
Particular Year-2
Selected State&Years-3
Enter choice :2
Enter year (2012 to 2022):2015
All states-1
Select state-2
choice:1
0 60
1 6,042
2 185
3 2,280
4 3,716
5 293
6 2,252
7 5,508
8 551
9 10,290
10 4,955
11 1,142
12 1,172
13 2,066
14 10,452
15 5,620
16 5,411
17 19,662
18 195
19 251
20 151
21 195
22 3,285
23 266
24 3,901
25 6,815
26 180
27 11,765
28 5,779
29 359
30 11,378
31 1,772
32 7,973
Name: 2015, dtype: object

Continue:y/nN
Bibliography
In order to work on this project titled – State wise
GDP Contribution in India (in ₹ billions), the
following books and websites are referred by me
during the various phases of development of the
project.

1) Informatics Practices (NCERT Class XI and XII)

2) Together with Informatics Practices
3) www.youtube.com
4) www.python.com

Other than the above-mentioned books, the

suggestions and supervision of my teacher and my
class experience also helped me to develop this
software project.