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Write a python program with the following user defined functions to perform the given tasks:

WRITE(): To input a sentence from the user and store it in a file “sample.txt”

READ( ): To read the text file “sample.txt” and print the words which have more than 4
characters in it.

2. Write a python program with the following user defined function to perform the given tasks:
WRITE():To input a sentence from the user and store it in a file “sample.txt”
READ():To Read a text file “sample.txt” and display the number of vowels/ consonants/
uppercase/ lowercase characters present in it.
3. Write a program in python that defines and calls the following functions.
WRITE ( ): To input and store some records into a binary file named “EMPLOYEE.dat” in the
structure [EMPID, EMPNAME, SALARY]
READ ( ): To read and display all records with total number of records stored in the file
4. Write a program in python that defines and calls the following functions.
WRITE ( ): To input and store some records into a csv file named “product.csv” in the
structure[PID,PNAME, PRICE]
READ ( ): To read and display all records whose price is more than 15000
5. You have a stack named StudentStack that contains records of students. Each student record is
represented as a list containing student_name, student_id, and enrollment_year. Write the
following user-defined functions in Python to perform the specified operations on the stack
StudentStack:
push_student(StudentStack, new_student): This function takes the stack StudentStack and a
new student record new_student as arguments and pushes the new student record onto the
stack.
pop_student(StudentStack): This function pops the topmost student record from the stack and
returns it. If the stack is already empty, the function should display "Underflow".
peek(StudentStack): This function displays the topmost element of the stack without deleting it.
If the stack is empty, the function should display 'None'.
6. Write a python program with the following functions.
push_words(word_list) which accepts a list of strings in a parameter word_list and pushes all
those strings that contain more than Four characters into a stack named WordStack.
pop_word() to pop the topmost word from the stack and return it. If the stack is already empty,
the function should display "Stack is empty".
peek_word() to display the topmost element of the stack without deleting it. If the stack is
empty, the function should display 'None'.
7. A binary file “Mobile.dat” has structure [Model, Company, Price].
Write a user defined function in Python to input data for a mobile and add it to a binary file
“Mobile.dat”
Write a function in Python which accepts the company name which counts and returns the
number of mobiles by the given company stored in the binary file “Mobile.dat
A CSV file "Education.csv" contains data from a survey about education levels in different
countries. Each record in the file contains the following data: • country_name (string): Name of
the country • literacy_rate (float): Literacy Rate (percentage of literate adults) • population
(integer): Population (total number of adults) • sample_size (integer): Sample Size (number of
participants in the survey) For example, a sample record of the file may be: [‘CountryX’, 95.5,
20000000, 10000] Write a python program with the following functions to perform the specified
operations on this file: (I) Write a function named add_education_data() to input data for a
country (using variables country_name, literacy_rate, population, and sample_size) and append
it to the CSV file. (II) Write a function named display_high_literacy_records() to read all the data
from the file and display all those records for which the literacy_rate is greater than 90%.

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