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The document outlines SQL commands to create a database and a table for employee records, including inserting data and performing queries for average and maximum salaries. It also includes Python code for data manipulation using pandas, creating a DataFrame, adding new data, calculating totals, and visualizing the results with a bar chart. Finally, it demonstrates saving the DataFrame to a CSV file.

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class12

The document outlines SQL commands to create a database and a table for employee records, including inserting data and performing queries for average and maximum salaries. It also includes Python code for data manipulation using pandas, creating a DataFrame, adding new data, calculating totals, and visualizing the results with a bar chart. Finally, it demonstrates saving the DataFrame to a CSV file.

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1.

create database emp12;

use emp12;

2.create table employee(empid int(10) primary key, name varchar(20), department


varchar(20),salary int(10));

3.insert into employee values(1,"naresh","clerk",40000),(2, "ajay","manager",50000),


(3,"komal","clerk",60000),(4,"varun","admin",50000);

4.select avg(salary) , max(salary) from employee;

5.select ucase(name),lcase(department) from employee;

6. select department , count(*) from employee group by department;

7. alter table employee add new_salary int(10);

python

import pandas as pd

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

dict1={'maths':[23,30,25,28],'science':[30,27,25,26],'english':[25,28,29,28],'ssc':[28,30,26,27]}

df=pd.DataFrame(dict1,index=['suraj','rahul','raju','pooja'])

print(df)

df.loc['shyam']=[26,28,28,27]

print(df)

df['total']=df['maths']+df['science']+df['english']+df['ssc']

print(df)

x=df.loc[['pooja','raju'],'maths']

print(x)

df.drop('pooja',axis=0,inplace=True)

print(df)

df.to_csv(path_or_buf='Book1.csv')

df.plot(kind="bar", color=['red','blue','pink','green'])

plt.xlabel("students")

plt.ylabel("marks")

plt.title("report")

plt.show()

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