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DEPARTMENT OF

COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

Worksheet 4
Student Name: Dhriti Jaswal UID: 23BCS12813
Branch: CSE Section/Group:719-A Semester: 3rd Date of
Performance:
04/11/2024
Subject Name: Python Programming Subject Code:23CSP-201

1. Aim: Real Estate Management


Property Ro manages residential and commercial
properties. Problem Statement: Property listings
Client preferences
Viewing schedules Tasks:
1.Create sets of available properties
2.Use selection sort for property ranking

2. Requirements (Hardware/Software): Python 3.11 (Install


latest according to your system).

3. Procedure: class Property: def __init_ (self, name, type,


price, area):
self.name = name
self.type = type # 'Residential' or
'Commercial' self.price = price self.area =
area

def __str__(self):
return f"Name: {self.name}, Type: {self.type}, Price:
${self.price}, Area: {self.area} sqft"
class RealEstateManager: def __init__(self):
self.available_properties = set() # A set to hold unique
properties
self.property_list = [] # A list for sorting and ranking

def add_property(self, property):


self.available_properties.add(property)
self.property_list.append(property)

def display_properties(self):
print("Available Properties:") for
property in self.available_properties:
print(property)

def rank_properties(self):
# Using Selection Sort to rank properties by price
(lowest to highest) n=
len(self.property_list) for
i in range(n - 1):
min_idx = i for
j in range(i + 1, n):
if self.property_list[j].price <
self.property_list[min_idx].price:
min_idx = j
# Swap the found minimum element with the first
element
self.property_list[i], self.property_list[min_idx]
= self.property_list[min_idx], self.property_list[i]

def display_ranked_properties(self):
print("\nRanked Properties by Price:")
for property in self.property_list:
print(property)

# Main code if __name__ ==


"__main__":
manager = RealEstateManager()
# Adding properties
manager.add_property(Property("Downtown
Apartment", "Residential", 500000, 1200))
manager.add_property(Property("Corporate Office",
"Commercial", 750000, 2500))
manager.add_property(Property("Suburban House",
"Residential", 300000, 1800))
manager.add_property(Property("Retail Store",
"Commercial", 600000, 1500))

# Displaying properties
manager.display_properties()

# Ranking properties by price


manager.rank_properties()

# Display ranked properties


manager.display_ranked_properties()
4. Learning Outcome:
Data types: Data types are the classification or
categorization of data items. It represents the kind of
value that tells what operations can be performed on a
particular data.
Id(): The id() function returns the unique identifier
(memory address) of an object. This identifier is a unique
integer that identifies the object's location in memory.

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