20MCA131-PROGRAMMING LAB

LABORATORY RECORD
Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of
Masters of Computer Applications

At

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING POONJAR

Managed by I.H.R.D., A Govt. of Kerala undertaking

(Affiliated to APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University)

SUBMITTED BY
SHAMEER SABEER(PJR24MCA-2017)

Department of Computer Science

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING POONJAR
 COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING POONJAR
Managed by I.H.R.D., A Govt. of Kerala undertaking

(Affiliated to APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University

CERTIFICATE
Certified that this is a Bonafide record of practical work done in Programming Lab (20MCA131) by
SHAMEER SABEER Reg No.PJR24MCA-2017 of College of Engineering, Poonjar, during the
academic year 2024- 2026.

Dr. Annie Julie Joseph Mrs. Josymol Joseph

Head of the Department Assistant Professor,CSE

Submitted to the University Examination held on:

INTERNAL EXAMINER EXTERNAL EXAMINER

 INDEX
Sl.No List of programs Page No.
1 Largest among three number 1
2 Accept a file name from user and print the extension 2
3 First and last character exchange in a string 3
4 From a List of colors ,display first and last color 4
5 Generate positive list of numbers from a given list of integers 5
6 Python program to find the square of N numbers 6
7 Count the occurances of each word in a line of text 7
8 Prompt the user for a list of integers. For all values greater than 100, 8
store ‘over’ instead.
9 Store a list of first names. Count the occurrences of ‘a’ 9
within the list
10 Get a string from an input string where all occurrences of first 10
character replaced with ‘$’
11 From a list of integers, create a list removing even numbers 11
12 Check whether the list are same length, same sum, any value occur 12
in both
13 Read two list ,print out all colors from colorlist1 not contained in 14
colorlist2
14 Find GCD of 2 numbers. 16
15 Generate all factors of a number. 17
16 Find the sum of all items in a list 18
17 Generate fibonnaci series of N terms 19
18 Add ‘ing’ at the end of a given string. If it already ends with ‘ing’, 20
then add ‘ly’
19 Accept a list of words and return length of longest word. 21
20 Sort dictionary in ascending and descending order 23
21 Merge two dictionaries 25
22 Program to find the factorial of a number using function 27
23 Generate all factors of a number using function 28
24 Lambda function to find area of square,rectangle,triangle 29
25 Create class with attribute name,age,display the name and age 31
of a particular person
26 Use base class constructor and inheritance to display a 32
book detail
27 Display bank details with withdraw, deposit, search features 34
28 Read each row from a CSV file and print the list of string 39
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PROGRAM-1

AIM: Find the largest among three numbers

ALGORITHM :
1. Read numbers n1,n2,n3
2. If n1>n2 and n1>n3, Largest is n1 Else if n2>n1 and n2>n3, Largest is n2

Else, Largest is n3
End of if
3. Print largest

SOURCE CODE :
n1=int(input('Enter first Number:'))
n2=int(input('Enter second Number:'))
n3=int(input('Enter third Number:'))
if(n1>=n2) and (n1>=n2):

largest=n1
elif(n2>=n1) and (n2>=n3):
largest=n2
else:
largest=n3
print('largest number is:',largest)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-2

AIM: Accept a file name from user and print the extension of that file.

ALGORITHM:
1. Read a file name with extension
2. Using split(‘.’)function extract the extension from the file
3. Print extension

SOURCE CODE:
fname=input('enter the file name:')
exten=fname.split('.')
print('extension is:',exten[-1])

RESULT:
Program is executed an output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-3

AIM: Create a string from given string where first and last characters exchanged

ALGORITHM:
1. Read string str.
2. Print rearranged string sliced using index.
str= l + str[1:-1] + f

3. Print str

SOURCE CODE:
str=input('Enter a string:')
f=str[0] l=str[-1]
str=l+str[1:-1]+f
print('New string is:',str)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-4

AIM: Create a list of colors from comma-separated color names entered by user. Display
first and last colors

ALGORITHM:
1. read a list of colors in list.
2. Print first color, list[0]
3. Print last color list[-1]

SOURCE CODE:
list=[] n=int(input('enter no element:”))
for i in range(0,n):
element=input('enter the color:')
list.append(element)
print('full list:',list) print('first
element:',list[0]) print('last
element:',list[1])

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-5

AIM: Generate positive list of numbers from a given list of integers

ALGORITHM:
1. Read a list of numbers from user
2. For each in list Check list[i]>0
3. If yes display positive number
4. End of for

SOURCE CODE:
list=[]
n=int(input('Enter the no of elements:'))
print('Elements are:')
for i in range (0,n):
element=int(input())
list.append(element)
print('Positive Numbers are:')
for i in range(0,n):

if(list[i]>=0):
print(list[i])

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-6

AIM: Python program to find the square of N numbers.

ALGORITHM:
1.Read numbers and append to the list
2.Square=list[i]**2 for each number in the list
3. Display the squared number

SOURCE CODE:
list=[]
n=int(input('Enter the no of elements:'))
print('Elements are:')
for i in range (0,n):
element=int(input())
list.append(element)
print('sqaure of elements:')
for i in range(0,n):
print(list[i]**2)

RESULT:
The program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-7

AIM: Count the occurances of each word in a line of text

ALGORITHM:
1. Read a string str
2. Enter the element to be searched
3. Initialize count=0
4. Check each elements of string with search if it presen increment count
5. Display count

SOURCE CODE:
str=input('Enter the String:')
search=input('Enter the element to be searched:') x=str.split(" ")
count=0
for i in str:
if(i==search):
count=count+1
print(count)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-8

AIM: Prompt the user for a list of integers. For all values greater than 100, store ‘over’ instead.

ALGORITHM:
1. Read list of numbers in values.
2. For each i in values do
3. If a<=100 then Append i to x Else:
Append “over” to x
4. Print x

SOURCE CODE:
list=[]
n=int(input('Enter the no of elements:'))
print('Numbers are : \t')
for i in range(0,n):
number=int(input())
list.append(number) print('\n',

list)
for i in range(0, n):
if(list[i]>100):
list[i]='over'
print(list)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-9

AIM: Store a list of first names. Count the occurrences of ‘a’ within the list

ALGORITHM:
1. .Read a list of names in a list
2. Initialize list = []
3. Initialize count=0
4. For name in list
Count=count+name.count(‘a’)
5. print count

SOURCE CODE:
list=[]
n=int(input('Enter the Limit:'))
for i in range(0,n):
fname=input('Enter the first name:')
list.append(fname)
print('Full List',list) count=0
for name in list:
count=count+name.count('a')
print('occurance of a:',count)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-10

AIM: Get a string from an input string where all occurrences of first character replaced with ‘$’

ALGORITHM:
1. read a string
2. assign $ to first element
‘$’+str[1:]

3. print string

SOURCE CODE:
str=input('Enter a string:')
str='$'+str[1:] print('String is :',str)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM – 11

AIM: From a list of integers, create a list removing even numbers.

ALGORITHM:
1. Read a list of integers in list.

2. Initialize a list, oddlist=[] 3. For each i in list do If list[i] mod 2 != 0 then

3. Append list[i] to oddlist

4. Print new list without even numbers

5. Print oddlist

SOURCE CODE:
list=[]
n=int(input("Enter the no of elements:"))
print("numbers are:")
for i in range(0,n):
number=int(input())
list.append(number)
oddlist=[]
for i in range(o,n):
if((list[i]%2)!=0):
oddlist.append(list[i])
print(oddlist)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-12

AIM: Enter 2 lists of integers. Check

(a) Whether list are of same length
(b) whether list sums to same value
(c) whether any value occur in both

ALGORITHM:
1. Read two list of numbers list1 and list2.
2. //check if the lengths of the two lists are equal.
If length(list1)=length(list2) then

Print the lists are same length Else:

Print the lists are not same length
3. Print sum of elements in both list1 and list2 using sum() method.
4. //check sum of the two lists are same. If sum(list1)=sum(list2) then Print the sum of
the lists are same Else:

Print the sum of lists are not same

5. Initialize list common=[]
6. For each value in list1 do If value in list2 then
Append value to common
7. //check if the common list is empty. If common then Print common value in both
lists Else:
Print no common values in both lists

SOURCE CODE:
list_1=input("Enter the first list of integers(seperated by comma):")
list1=[int(x) for x in list_1.split(',')]
list_2=input("Enter the second list of integers(seperated by comma):")
list2=[int(x) for x in list_2.split(',')]
if len(list1)==len(list2):
print("The lists are same length",len(list1))
else:

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print("The list are not same length")

print("The sum of elements of list1:",sum(list1))
print("The sum of elements of list2:",sum(list2))
if sum(list1)==sum(list2):

print("The sums of list are same")

else:
print("The sums of lists are not same")
common=[]
for value in list1:
if value in list2:
common.append(value)
if common:
print("The common value in both list:",common)
else:
print("No common value found in both list")

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-13

AIM: Write a python program to read two lists color-list1 and color-list2. Print out all colors from
color-list1 not contained in color-list2.

ALGORITHM:
1. Read two list of colors in color_list1 and color_list2
2. Initialize list, list1=[]
3. //Append values from color_list1 to list1

For each item in color_list1 do

Append item to list1
Initialize list,list2=[]

1. //Append values from color_list2 to list2

2. For each item in color_list2 do
Append item to list2

3. Initialize list,result=[]
4. For each item in list1 do If item not in list2 then
Append item to result

5. Print result

SOURCE CODE:
list1=[]
list2=[]
n=int(input("enter the no.of colours in list 1:"))
print("colours are:")
for i in range(0,n):
color=input()
list1.append(color)
n=int(input("enter the no.of colours in list 2:"))
print("colours are:")

for i in range(0,n):

color=input()
list2.append(color)

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set1=set(list1)
set2=set(list2)
print("Orginal set are:\n",list1,"\n",list2)
print("Colour difference:",set1-set2)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-14

AIM: Find GCD of 2 numbers.

ALGORITHM:
1. Read two numbers
2. Initialize gcd=1 and n=minimum(num1,num2)+1
3. For I in range 1,n
If num1%2==0 and num2%2==0
Then gcd=i

4. Print gcd

SOURCE CODE:
num1=int(input('enter number1:'))
num2=int(input('enter number2:'))
gcd=1
n=min(num1,num2)+1
for i in range(1,n):
if((num1%i==0) and (num2%i==0))
gcd=i

print("GCD",num1,num2,'is',gcd)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-15

AIM: Generate all factors of a number.

ALGORITHM:
1. Read a Number n
2. If n%2==0 then print element
Iterate upto i<=n

SOURCE CODE:
n=int(input("enter a number:"))
print("factors of",n,"are:")
for i in range(1,n):
if(n%i==0):
print(i)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM – 16

AIM: Find the sum of all items in a list

ALGORITHM:
1. Read the number of elements in the list, n.
2. Initialize a list, list=[] 3. For i=0 to n-1:

3. Get an element from the user

4. Append element to list

5. //Find the sum of the list

sum= sum(list)

6. Print sum

SOURCE CODE:
list=[]
n=int(input("enter the limit:"))
for i in range(0,n):
num=int(input("enter the number:"))
list.append(num)
sum=0
for i in range(0,n):
sum=sum+list[i]
print("sum is",sum)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-17

AIM: Generate Fibonacci series of N terms

ALGORITHM:
1. Read the limit of the series, n.

2. Initialize a:= 0 and b:= 1

3. For i=0 to n-1:

Print a
Store thevalue of ‘a’ in a temporary variable temp = a
Update ‘a’ with the value of ‘b’ a =b

Update ‘b’ with the sum of temp and ‘b’ b= temp+b

SOURCE CODE:
n=int(input("enter the limit:"))
a=0
b=1
print("fibonacci series: \n",a,"\n",b)
for i in range(1,n-1):
c=a+b
a=b
b=c
print(c)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-18

AIM: Add ‘ing’ at the end of a given string. If it already ends with ‘ing’, then add ‘ly’

ALGORITHM:
1. Read a string str
2. Check the last 3 letter are ing if yes
Str=str+”ly”

Else str=str+”ing”
3. Print str

SOURCE CODE:
str=input("enter a string:")
if(str[-3:]=='ing'):
str=str+'ly'
else:
str=str+'ing' print(str)

RESULT
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT

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PROGRAM – 19

AIM: Accept a list of words and return length of longest word.

ALGORITHM:
1. Read a list of words in list.

2. Initialize longest_length:=0

3. For each word in list do

4. If length(word) > longest_length then

Longest_length= length(word) //store the word as the longest word
long_word= word

5. Print longest_word

6. Print longest_length

SOURCE CODE:
list=[]
n=int(input("eenter the limit:"))
for i in range(0,n):
el=input("enter the value:")
list.append(el)
print(list)
long=len(list[0])
str=list[0]
for i in range(1,n):
if(len(list[i])>long):
str=list[i]
long=len(str)
print("longest word:",str)
print("length:",long)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained.

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OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-20

AIM: Sort dictionary in ascending and descending order

ALGORITHM:
1. Read the number of key-value pairs in the dictionary, n.
2. Initialize a dictionary, dict={}
3. For i=0 to n-1 do
Get the key from the user
Get the value from the user
Assign dict[key]= value

4. Print the dictionary

5. //Sort the dictionary by keys in ascending orde dict_asc= sort dict.items() by

item[0]
6. Print dict_asc
7. //Sort the dictionary by keys in descending order

Dict_ desc= srt dict.items() by item[0] in reverse

8. Print dict_desc

SOURCE CODE:
n=int(input("Enter the number of key value pairs in the dictionary:"))
dict={}
for i in range(n):
key=input("Enter the key:")
value=input("Enter the value:")
dict[key]=value
print("The dictonary is:",dict) dict_asc=sorted(dict.items(),key=lambda
item:item[0])
print("sorted dictinary in ascending order:",dict_asc)
dict_desc=sorted(dict.items(),key=lambda item:item[0],reverse=True)
print("sorted dictinary in descending order:",dict_desc)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

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OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-21

AIM: Merge two dictionaries.

ALGORITHM:
1. Read the number of key-value pairs in first dictionary, n1.
2. Initialize a dictionary, dict1={}
3. For i=0 to n-1 do
Get the key from the user
Get the value from the user
Assign dict1[key]= value

4. Read the number of key-value pairs in second dictionary, n2. 5. Initialize a

dictionary, dict2={}
5. For i=0 to n-1 do
Get the key from the user
Get the value from the user
Assign dict2[key]= value

6. Print dict1
7. Print dict2
8. //Create a copy of the first dictionary
merge_dict= dict1.copy()
9. //Update the copy with the key value pairs from the second dictionary
merge_dict.update(dict2)

10. Print “merged dictionary”, merge_dic

SOURCE CODE:
n1=int(input("ENter the number of key value pairs in first dictionary:"))
dict1={}

for i in range(n1):
key=input("Enter key:")
value=input("Enter value:")
dict1[key]=value
n2=int(input("Enter the number of key value paies in second dictionary:"))
dict2={}

for i in range(n2):

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key=input("Enter key:")
value=input("Enter value:")
dict2[key]=value print(dict1) print(dict2)
merge_dict=dict1.copy()
merge_dict.update(dict2) print("Merged
dictionary:",merge_dict)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-22

AIM: Program to find the factorial of a number using function

ALGORITHM:
1. Read a number
2. Call Factorial function factorial(n)
3. Define factorial
If n==0 return 1
If n==1 return 1
Initialize fact=1
For i=1 to n+1 do fact=fact*i
4. Print fact

SOURCE CODE:
def factorial(n):
if(n==0):
return 1
if(n==1):
return 1
fact=1
for i in range(1,n+1):
fact=fact*i
return fact
num=(int(input("enter a number :")))
fact=factorial(num)
print("factorial is ",fact)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM – 23

AIM: Generate all factors of a number using function

ALGORITHM:
1. Read a number to num
2. Call fuction factors(n)
Def factors(n)
For I =1 to n+1 check n%i==0 if true print i

SOURCE CODE:
def factors(n):
for i in range(1,n+1):
if(n%i==0):
print(i)
num=int(input("enter a number:"))
print("factors are:")
factors(num)

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained
OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM – 24

AIM: Write lambda functions to find the area of square, rectangle and triangle

ALGORITHM:
1. Read length of square, a

2. Call lambda function area1(a) Print area1(a)

3. Read length (l) and width(w) of rectangle .
4. call lambda area2(l,w) Print area2(l,w)
5. Read height (h) and base (b) of triangle
6. lambda area3(b,h) Print area3(b,h) lambda functions
7. Define lambda function area1(x)
Return x*x
8. Define lambda function area2(x,y)
Return x*y
9. Define lambda function area3(x,y)
Return 0.5*x*

SOURCE CODE:
area1=lambda x:x*x
area2=lambda x,y:x*y
area3=lambda x,y:0.5*x*y

a=int(input("Enter the length of the square:"))

print("Area of the square is",area1(a))
l=int(input("Enter the length of the rectangle:"))
w=int(input("Enter the width of the rectangle:"))
print("Area of the rectangle is",area2(l,w))
h=int(input("Enter the height of the triangle:"))
b=int(input("Enter the base of the triangle:"))
print("Area of the triangle is",area3(h,b))

RESULT:
Program is executed an output is obtained

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OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM – 25

AIM: Create class person with attribute name and age display the name and age of a particular
person

ALGORITHM:
1. Define a class person
2. Define a constructor that takes name and age as parameters
3. Define display function to print name and age of a person
4. Create an object of class person
5. call display function using object.display()

SOURCE CODE:
class person:
def init (self,name,age):
self.name=name
self.age=age def
display(self):
print("name is:",self.name)
print("age is:",self.age)
p1=person("sanju",23)
p1.display()

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-26

AIM: Create a class Publisher with attributes publisher id and publisher name. Derive class
Book from Publisher with attributes title and author. Derive class Python from Book with
attributes price and no_of_pages. Write a program that displays information about a Python
book. Use base class constructor invocation and method overridin
ALGORITHM:
1. Define a class publlisher
2. Define a constructor that takes publisher_id and publisher_name as parameters.
3. Define a class ,book that inherits from publisher.
4. Define a constructor that takes publisher_id,publisher_name,title and author as
Parameters.
5. Define a class python, that inherits from book.
6. Define a constructor that takes publisher_id,publisher_name,title and author, Price
and
no_of_pages a parameters.
7. Define a function display_info with parameter self.
8. Read publisher id,publisher name,book title,author name,book price and number of
pages.
9. Create a object of python class.
10. Call the function display_info and display book information

SOURCE CODE:
class Book(Publisher):
def
init (self,name,title,author):
super(). init (name)
self.title=title
self.author=author
class Python(Book):
def
init (self,name,title,author,price,no_of_pages):

super(). init (name,title,author)

self.price=price

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self.no_of_pages=no_of_pages
def display(self):
print("publishername:",self.name,"\n
","book title:",self.title,"\n","book
author:",self.author,"\n","book
price",self.price,"\n","no_of_pages:"
,self.no_of_pages)
a=Python("Thomas","python
fundamentals","mark",100,200)
a.display()

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-27

AIM: Define a class to represent a bank account. Include the following details like name of
the depositor, account number, type of account, balance amount in the account. Write
methods to assign initial values, to deposit an amount , withdraw an amount after checking
the balance, to display details such as name, account number, account type and balance

ALGORITHM:
1. Define a class bank.

2. Define a function create with parameter self.

3. Define a function deposit with parameter self.
4. Define a function withdraw with parameter self.
5. Create a empty list, bank=[]
6. Print menu options.
1. Ask the user to enter a choice :
If choice is 1 then
Create an object of bank class. Call the create function. Append account to bank
list. Else if choice 2 then
Set a flag to 1
Ask the user to enter an account number to search. For account in bank do
If account no = = user input then
Set flag to 1
Break the loop. If flag = 1 then
Call the deposit function
Else:
Print “no such account” Else if choice is 3 then
Set a flag to 0
Ask the user to enter an account number
For account in bank do
If account no = = user input then
Set flag to 1
Break the loop
If flag =1 then
Call the withdraw function
Else:

Print “no such account” Else if choice is 4 then

Set a flag to 0

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Ask the user to enter an account number

For account in bank do
If account no = = user input then
Set flag to 1
Break the loop
If flag = 1 then
Print your
balance Else:

Print “no such account” Else:

Print “invalid choice”

Create(self)
1. Read account no as input.
2. Read account holder name.
3. While True do
Read the FD amount
If FD<500 then

Print “deposit more then 500” Else:

Print “Account created”

deposit(self)
1. While True do
Read the deposit amount
If deposit amount is not a multiple of 100 then
Print “enter nultiples of 100” Else:
Print “Amount deposited”

withdraw(self)
1. While True do
Read withdrawal amount
If withdrawal amount > FD amount then
Print “entered amount exceeds balance” Else If withdrwal amount is not a multiple
of
100 then

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Print “can only withdraw amount which is multiple of 100” Else:

FD - withdrawal amount

Print “Amount withdraw

SOURCE CODE:
ClassBank:
def create(self):
self.no = int(input("Enter account number: "))
self.name=input("Enter account holder name: ")
while True:
self.fd=int(input("Enter FD amount: "))
if self.fd<500:
print("Please deposit more than 500")
else:
self.fd=self.fd
print("Account created!")
break
def deposit(self):
while True:
namount = int(input("Enter amount to be deposited: ")
if namount%100==0:
self.fd = namount
print("Amount deposited!")
break
else:
print("Enter multiples of 100!")
def withdraw(self):
while True:
w_amount=int(input("Enter money to be withdrawn:")
if w_amount>self.fd:
print("Entered amount exceeds balance")
elif w_amount%100!=0:
print("Can only withdraw amount which is multiple of 100!")
elif self.fd-w_amount<500:
print("can only withdraw money with minimum balance 500")
else:

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self.fd=self.fd
w_amountprint("Amount withdrawn!")
break
bank = []
while True:
print("1. A/C creation", "2. Money deposit", "3. Withdraw money", "4.Checkbalance")
choice =int(input("Enter choice: "))
if choice == 1:
account = Bank()
account.create()
bank.append(account)
elif choice == 2:
flag = 0
sacno = int(input("Enter account number to search:"))
for account in bank:
if account.no == sacno:
flag=1
break
if flag==1
print("Welcomeaccoun
t.name)
account.deposit()
else:
print("No such account!") elif
choice == 3:
flag = 0
sacno = int(input("Enter account number to search: ")) for
account in bank:
if account.no == sacno:
flag = 1
break
if flag == 1:
print("Welcome", account.name)
account.withdraw()

else:
print("No such account!")

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elif choice == 4:
flag = 0
sacno = int(input("Enter account number to search: "))
for account in bank:
if account.no == sacno:
print("Welcome", account.name)
print("Balance: ", account.fd)
elif choice == 5:
break

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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PROGRAM-28

AIM: Write a python program to read each row from a given CSV file and print list of string
ALGORITHM:
1. import csv file
2. open csv file in write mode
3. write contents into csv file using writerow() function
4. close csv file
5. open csv file in read mode
6. print each row

SOURCE CODE:
import csv csvfile=open('example.csv','w',newline='')
writer=csv.writer(csvfile)
writer.writerow(['name','age','occupation'])
writer.writerow(['sanju','30','cricketer'])
writer.writerow(['ronaldo','37','footballer']) csvfile.close()
csvfile=open('example.csv','r)
reader=csv.reader(csvfile) for row
in reader:
print(row)
csvfile.close()

RESULT:
Program is executed and output is obtained

OUTPUT:

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