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1. The document provides examples of Python functions to perform various operations related to files and data structures like stacks. 2. Functions include incrementing/decrementing even/odd numbers in a list, pushing/popping customer names from a stack, pushing vehicle names to a stack, creating/reading/reversing text in a file, getting file size, searching/modifying records in a binary file, deleting records from a binary file, counting words/lines in a file. 3. The examples demonstrate how to define functions, open/write/read files, manipulate lists and stacks in Python.

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Python Project

1. The document provides examples of Python functions to perform various operations related to files and data structures like stacks. 2. Functions include incrementing/decrementing even/odd numbers in a list, pushing/popping customer names from a stack, pushing vehicle names to a stack, creating/reading/reversing text in a file, getting file size, searching/modifying records in a binary file, deleting records from a binary file, counting words/lines in a file. 3. The examples demonstrate how to define functions, open/write/read files, manipulate lists and stacks in Python.

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PYTHON

1. WAF EOREPLACE() WHICH ACCEPTS a list L of numbers. The function is


supposed to increment all even numbers by 1 and decrements all odd numbers
by 1.

output:

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2.
A list contains following record of a customer : [Customer_name, Room_type]
Write the following user defined functions to perform given operations on the
stack named ‘Hotel’ :

(i) Push_Cust() : To push customer names of those customers who are


staying in “Delux’ Room type.

(ii ) Pop_Cust() : To pop the names of customers from the stack and
display them. Also, display “Underflow” when there are no customers In the stack.

output:

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3.WAF Push(Vehicle) where, Vehicle is a dictionary containing details of vehicles -
{Car_name:Maker}. The function should push the name of car manufactured by
‘TATA’ to the stack.

output:

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4.WA function to create a file and put some text to it. Write another function that reads
this file and print the file contents in reverse.

output:

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5.WA function to create a file and enter some lines in it. Write another function to
return the size of file in bytes

output:

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6.WAF to enter student records [rno,name,age] in a binary file. Also write a function to
search for a particular roll number in the file.

output:

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7.WAF to enter student records {“rno”: rno,”name”:name ,”age”: age] in a binary file.
Also write a function to modify age for a particular roll number in the file.

output:

8.WAF to enter student


records in a binary file. Also
write a function to delete record
of a particular roll number in

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the file.

output:

9.Write a function to create a file and enter some lines in it. Write

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another function to return the number of words in the file.

output:

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10.WA function to create a file and enter some lines in it. Write another function to
return the number of lines that begin with a vowel

output:

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11.Write a function to create a file and enter some lines in it. Write
another function to print number of words in each line.

output:

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