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The document outlines four sets of programming tasks in Python. Set 1 involves creating a Stack class with basic stack operations. Sets 2, 3, and 4 focus on handling binary files for peripherals and student records, including adding, displaying, and searching for specific data based on given criteria.

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The document outlines four sets of programming tasks in Python. Set 1 involves creating a Stack class with basic stack operations. Sets 2, 3, and 4 focus on handling binary files for peripherals and student records, including adding, displaying, and searching for specific data based on given criteria.

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Set 1

1. Create a Stack class in Python that supports the following operations:

1) Push(item): Adds an item to the stack.

2) Pop(): Removes the top item from the stack and displays the item.

3) Display(): Displays all the items currently in the stack, starting from the top.

4) IsEmpty(): Returns True if the stack is empty, otherwise False.

Set 2

1) Consider a binary file PERIPHERALS.dat contains the structure [PID, Name, Category and
Price].

Write a menu driven Python program with the following function definitions.

a) ADD() – To add records into the binary file PERIPHERALS.dat

b) DISPLAY() – To display the details of all the peripherals where Price>15000.

c) SEARCH(PID) -To search for the peripheral device which fall under output category

and display the same.

Set 3

1. Write a program to write data into binary file marks.dat and display the records
of students who scored more than 95 marks.

Set 4

1. Write a Python program that performs the following tasks:


a) Accepts student data (Name, Roll Number, and Marks) from the user.
b) Stores the student data in a binary file called students.dat using the pickle
module.
c) After entering the data for 5 students, the program should display the records of
students who have scored more than 80 marks.

Each student should be represented by a class with attributes: name, roll_number, and marks

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