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Solution: Module 5 Assignment

The document describes a Python program to create a database using SQLite to store book information. It has two parts: 1. It creates a books table with fields for book ID, title, author, and price, and inserts sample data for 5 books. 2. It prompts the user to enter a book title and number of copies, looks up the book price from the database, calculates the total cost for that book, and sums the total cost of all books purchased, printing the final total.

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Solution: Module 5 Assignment

The document describes a Python program to create a database using SQLite to store book information. It has two parts: 1. It creates a books table with fields for book ID, title, author, and price, and inserts sample data for 5 books. 2. It prompts the user to enter a book title and number of copies, looks up the book price from the database, calculates the total cost for that book, and sums the total cost of all books purchased, printing the final total.

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Module 5 Assignment

Solution
Part 1: To create the required database and add data programmatically by using the Insert query

import sqlite3
db=sqlite3.connect("m5assignment.db")
cur=db.cursor()
cur.execute('''CREATE TABLE books (
BookID INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT,
title TEXT (50) NOT NULL,
author TET(20),
price REAL);''')
for x in range(5):

ttl=input("enter book's title: ")


aut=input("enter name of author: ")
pr=float(input("enter price: "))
sql="INSERT INTO books (title, author, price) VALUES ('"+ttl+"','"+aut+"','"+str(pr)+"');"

try:
cur=db.cursor()
cur.execute(sql)
db.commit()
print ("one record added successfully")
except:
print ("error in operation")
db.rollback()
db.close()

Part 2: To enter the title and number of copies and see the total cost

import sqlite3
db=sqlite3.connect("m5assignment.db")
cur=db.cursor()

total=0
while True:

ttl=input("enter book's title: ")

sql="SELECT * FROM books WHERE title='"+ttl+"'"


cur=db.cursor()
cur.execute(sql)
rec=cur.fetchone()
if rec!=None:
print (rec)
pr=rec[3]
qty=int(input("enter number of books purchased"))
cost=pr*qty
total=total+cost
else:
print ("Title Not Found")
choice=input("add more books[Y/N]?")
if choice=='N': break

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Module 5 Assignment

print ("Total cost of Purchased Books",total)


db.close()

Sample data in the database:

BookID Title Author Price


1 Learn Python 3 The Hard Way Zed A.Shaw 575
2 Think Python Allen B. Drowney 475
3 Data structures and algorithms in Goodritch 470
Python
4 Python Programming:A modular Taneja & Kumar 450
Approach
5 Python Machine Learning By Liu & Yuxi 725
Example
6 Core Python Programming R.Nageshwar Rao 599

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