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EX. NO: 5 Numpy Structured Arrays: Register Number: 2127240501011

The document outlines a procedure to filter and sort employees with a salary greater than 25,000 using NumPy's structured arrays. It includes an algorithm, source code, and a successful execution result. The program filters the employee data and sorts the filtered results by name.

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EX. NO: 5 Numpy Structured Arrays: Register Number: 2127240501011

The document outlines a procedure to filter and sort employees with a salary greater than 25,000 using NumPy's structured arrays. It includes an algorithm, source code, and a successful execution result. The program filters the employee data and sorts the filtered results by name.

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EX.

NO: 5 NUMPY STRUCTURED ARRAYS

DATE: 24/03/2025

AIM:
To filter employees with a salary greater than 25,000 and sort them by name using
NumPy's structured arrays.

ALGORITHM:
Step 1: Import the numpy library.
Step 2: Define a structured data type with fields (name, department, designation,
salary).
Step 3: Create a NumPy structured array with employee data.
Step 4: Filter employees with a salary greater than 25000.
Step 5: Sort the filtered employees by the name field.
Step 6: Print the list of filtered employees.
Step 7: Print the sorted list of employees.
SOURCE CODE:
import numpy as np
employee_dtype = [('name', 'U50'), ('department', 'U50'),
('designation', 'U50'), ('salary', 'f4')]

employee_data = np.array([('Stefan Salvatore', 'HR', 'Manager',


28000),
('Damon Salvatore', 'IT', 'Developer',
23000),
('Elena Gilbert', 'Sales', 'Execuitive',
26000),
('Klaus Santa', 'Finance', 'Analyst',
35000),
('Elijah Browne', 'HR', 'Executive',
24000)], dtype = employee_dtype)
filtered_employees = employee_data[employee_data['salary'] > 25000]

Register number: 2127240501011 Page: 9


sorted_employees = np.sort(filtered_employees, order = 'name')
print(filtered_employees)
print("\n")
print(sorted_employees)

SAMPLE INPUT AND OUTPUT

RESULT:
Thus, the program to filter employees with a salary greater than 25,000 and
sort them by name using NumPy's structured arrays has been executed
successfully.

Register number: 2127240501011 Page: 10

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