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The document outlines a Computer Science practical assignment for Class 12 students, focusing on creating and managing a binary file to store student names and roll numbers using Python's pickle module. It includes a menu-driven program for adding and searching students by roll number, along with SQL queries for managing student data in a database. Practical tasks also involve displaying student details, modifying table structures, and updating records in a database context.

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The document outlines a Computer Science practical assignment for Class 12 students, focusing on creating and managing a binary file to store student names and roll numbers using Python's pickle module. It includes a menu-driven program for adding and searching students by roll number, along with SQL queries for managing student data in a database. Practical tasks also involve displaying student details, modifying table structures, and updating records in a database context.

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Roll Number: 44

Name: Nikhil kumar rai

Date:

Class: 12

Section: A

Subject: Computer Science Practical (083)

School Name: GSBV, Burari, Delhi – 84

SET - 01

Practical - 1:
Create a binary file with name and roll number of students. Search for a given roll number

and display the name of student, if not found display appropriate message

#First we import the pickle module to read and write the binary file in Python

import pickle

#Initialize an Empty dictionary

S={}

while True:

#Create a menu for different type of options

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print("Press 1: For Add Student")

print("Press 2: For Search Student")

print("Press 3: For Exit")

#Input Choice from the user

choice = int(input("Enter Your Choice: "))

if choice == 1:

#Use open() for create and open the binary file in append mode

f=open('stud.dat','ab')

rno=int(input("Enter the Roll No. of the student : "))

name=input("Enter the Name of the student: ")

S['RollNo']=rno

S['Name']=name

#dump() of pickle module used to write the content in the binary file

pickle.dump(S,f)

#close the file using close()

f.close()

elif choice ==2:

#Now open the binary file in read mode

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f=open('stud.dat','rb')

rno=int(input("Enter the Roll no. of the student to be search: "))

K={}

m=0

try:

while True:

#load() of pickle module use to read the binary file

K=pickle.load(f)

if K["RollNo"] == rno:

#Display the details of the student

print(K)

m=m+1

except EOFError:

f.close()

if m==0:

print("Student not Found")

else:

break

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Output:
Press 1: For Add Student

Press 2: For Search Student

Press 3: For Exit

Enter Your Choice: 1

Enter the Roll No. of the student : 1

Enter the Name of the student: Mohit

Press 1: For Add Student

Press 2: For Search Student

Press 3: For Exit

Enter Your Choice: 1

Enter the Roll No. of the student : 38

Enter the Name of the student: Mohit Mathur

Press 1: For Add Student

Press 2: For Search Student

Press 3: For Exit

Enter Your Choice: 1

Enter the Roll No. of the student : 14

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Enter the Name of the student: David

Press 1: For Add Student

Press 2: For Search Student

Press 3: For Exit

Enter Your Choice: 2

Enter the Roll no. of the student to be search: 1

{'RollNo': 1, 'Name': 'Mohit'}

Press 1: For Add Student

Press 2: For Search Student

Press 3: For Exit

Enter Your Choice: 2

Enter the Roll no. of the student to be search: 2

Student not Found

Press 1: For Add Student

Press 2: For Search Student

Press 3: For Exit

Enter Your Choice: 2

Enter the Roll no. of the student to be search: 38

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{'RollNo': 38, 'Name': 'Mohit Mathur'}

Press 1: For Add Student

Press 2: For Search Student

Press 3: For Exit

Enter Your Choice: 3

Practical - 2:
(a) Display the details of class XII students in descending order of their marks.

Select * from RESULT Order by Marks desc;

(b) Delete the column “Gender” from the table.

Alter Table RESULT drop column Gender;

(c) Display the city with number of students belongs to that city.

Select City, count(City) As 'Number Of Students' From RESULT Group By

City;

(d) Change the city of ‘Gauri’ from ‘Jaipur’ to ‘Noida’.

Update RESULT Set City='Noida' Where Name = 'Gauri'

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