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    COMPUTER SCIENCE

    ASSIGNMENT
    # Write a program that reads a csv file and creates
    another csv file with the same content except the lines
    with “hello”.
    import csv
    row_list=[["S.NO", "Name","Contribution"],
    [1., "Hello", "Linux Kernel"],
    [2., "Tim Berners-Lee", "World Wide Web"]]
    with open("C:\\Users\\kashish\\Desktop\\Program3.csv","w",newline="") as file:
    write=csv.writer(file)
    write.writerows(row_list)
    import csv
    reader=csv.reader(open("C:\\Users\\Kashish\\Desktop\\Program3.csv",'r'))
    writer=csv.writer(open("C:\\Users\\kashish\\Desktop\\Program4.csv",'w'))
    for i in reader:
    for j in i:
    if j=="Hello":
    continue
    else:
    writer.writerow(i)
    # Write a program that write a nested python list to a
    csv file. After writing csv file read the csv file and
    display the content in tabular format.
    import csv
    filename="C:\\Users\\chandni\\Desktop\\Program1.csv"
    fields=[]
    rows=[]
    with open(filename,'r') as csvfile:
    csvreader=csv.reader(csvfile)
    fields=next(csvreader)
    for row in csvreader:
    rows.append(row)
    print("Total no of rows: %d"%(csvreader.line_num))
    print('\n')
    print('\t '.join(field for field in fields))
    for row in rows[:5]:
    for col in row:
    print(col,end=" ")
    print('\n')
    #Create a pickled file called ‘colony.dat’ containing the details of a
    colony. The strucutre of a colony is as:( colony_code string,
    colony_name string, no_of_people int)Write a function in python to
    update the file with a new value of no_of_people as per their
    colony_code. The value of colony_code and no_of_people are read
    during the execution of the program
    import pickle

    def insertRec():

    file=open('C:\\Users\\chandni\\Desktop\\Colony.dat','wb')

    for i in range(3):

    Colony_Code=input("Enter Colony Code")

    Colony_Name=input("Enter Colony Name")

    No_Of_People=int(input("Enter No_of People"))

    dic={'Colony_Code':Colony_Code,'Colony_Name':Colony_Name,'No of People':No_Of_People}

    pickle.dump(dic,file)

    file.close()

    def updateRecord():

    import pickle

    Colony_Code=input("Enter Colony Code")

    No_Of_People=int(input("Enter No_of People"))

    file=open('C:\\Users\\chandni\\Desktop\\Colony.dat','rb')

    data=[]

    while True:

    try:

    text=pickle.load(file)

    data.append(text)

    except EOFError:

    pass

    file.close()

    for i in range(len(data)):

    if data[i]['Colony_Code']==Colony_Code:
    data[i]['No of People']=No_Of_People

    file=open('C:\\Users\\chandni\\Desktop\\Colony.dat','wb')

    for i in data:

    pickle.dump(i,file)

    file.close()

    def readRecord():

    import pickle

    file=open('C:\\Users\\chandni\\Desktop\\Colony.dat','rb')

    while True:

    try:

    text=pickle.load(file)

    print(text['Colony_Code'])

    print(text['Colony_Name'])

    print(text['No Of People'])

    except EOFError:

    pass

    file.close()
    # Consider a binary file’student.dat’ which contains the records of
    students such as name, rollno, class and marks. Write a program in
    python to print the records of only those students from the file who
    score marks greater than 60%. import pickle

    Import pickle
    def count rec():
    f=open("student.dat","rb")
    num=0
    try:
    while true:
    rec=pickle.load(f)
    if rec[3]>60:
    print(rec[0],rec[1],rec[2],rec[3])
    num+=1
    except:
    f.close()
    return num
    # Create a text file VINTAGE.txt containing following information
    of carsVNo, VDesc, Vprice . Write a python function to display
    details of all those Vintage vehicles which are priced between 200000
    and 250000.
    file1 = open("myfile.txt","w")
    L = ["VNO \n","VDesc\n","VPrice\n"]

    # \n is placed to indicate EOL (End of Line)


    file1.writelines(L)

    file1 = open("myfile.txt","r+")
    for VPrice in range(200000-250000)
    line=next(file1)
    print file1.read()
    file1.close()
    # Create a file “sports.dat” contains information in following
    format: Event- Participant.Write a function in python that
    would read contents from file sports.dat and creates a file
    named Atheletic .dat copying only those records from
    sports.dat where the event name is ‘Atheletics’.

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