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Python Lab Programs-1

The document contains a series of Python lab programs demonstrating file handling, string manipulation, and random number generation. It includes examples for reading and counting characters in a file, removing lines containing a specific character, creating and searching a binary file, and simulating a dice roll. Each program is accompanied by sample output to illustrate its functionality.

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Python Lab Programs-1

The document contains a series of Python lab programs demonstrating file handling, string manipulation, and random number generation. It includes examples for reading and counting characters in a file, removing lines containing a specific character, creating and searching a binary file, and simulating a dice roll. Each program is accompanied by sample output to illustrate its functionality.

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PYTHON LAB PROGRAMS

1. f=open("sample.txt","r")

for text in f.readline():

for word in text.split(" "):

print(word,end="#")

f.close()

OUTPUT:

H#e#l#l#o#,###W#o#r#l#d#!#

2. def count():

f=open("sample.txt","r")

count=f.read()

print(count)

v=0

cons=0

a=0

b=0

for ch in count:

if ch.islower():

a+=1

elif ch.isupper():

b+=1

ch=ch.lower()

if(ch in['a','e','i','o','u']):

v+=1

else:

cons+=1

f.close()

print("vowels are",v)
print("consonants are",cons)

print("lc",a)

print("uc",b)

count()

OUTPUT:

Hello, World!

vowels are 3

consonants are 10

lc 8

uc 2

3.Remove all the lines that contain the character ‘a’ in a file and write it to another file.
f=open("hp.txt","w")
f.write("Harry potter\n Their is a difference in all Harry Potter\n We can see it as harry
groups\nThe books were written by J.K.Rowling")
f.close()
f1=open("hp.txt","r")
f2=open("write.txt","w")
l=f1.readlines()
for i in l:
if 'a' not in i:
f2.write(i)
f2.close()
f1.close()
f1=open("write.txt","r")
content=f1.read()
print(content)
OUTPUT:
The books were written by J.K.Rowling
4.Create a binary file with name and roll number. Search for a given roll number and display the
name. If not found display apporiate message

import pickle

f=open("studetails.dat","ab")

pickle.dump(["shak",1],f)

pickle.dump(["ram",2],f)

pickle.dump(["krishna",3],f)

pickle.dump(["ankit",4],f)

f.close()

f=open("studetails.dat","rb")

n=int(input("enter the roll number"))

flag=False

while True:

try:

x=pickle.load(f)

if x[1]==n:

print("name",x[0])

flag=True

break

except EOFError:

break

if flag==False:

print("this rollno does not exist")

OUTPUT:
enter the roll number3

name krishna
5.Write a random number generator that generates random numbers between 1 and 6(simulates a
dice)

import random

x='y'

while x=='y':

no=random.randint(1,6)

if no==1:

print("--------")

print("[ ]")

print("[1]")

print("[ ]")

print("--------")

if no==2:

print("--------")

print("[ ]")

print("[2]")

print("[ ]")

print("--------")

if no==3:

print("--------")

print("[ ]")

print("[3]")

print("[ ]")

print("--------")

if no==4:

print("--------")

print("[ ]")

print("[4]")

print("[ ]")

print("--------")
if no==5:

print("--------")

print("[ ]")

print("[5]")

print("[ ]")

print("--------")

if no==6:

print("--------")

print("[ ]")

print("[6]")

print("[ ]")

print("--------")

x=input("press 'y' to do again and 'n' to exist:")

print("\n")

OUTPUT:
--------

[ ]

[4]

[ ]

--------

press 'y' to do again and 'n' to exist:y

--------

[ ]

[6]

[ ]

--------

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