TABLE OF CONTENT

Sr No Topic Page No Remark

1 Overview of Python

2 Overview of MySQL

3 System Requirement and Specifications

4 Data Handling Practicals

5 Practical1

6 Practical2

7 Practical3

8 Practical4

9 Practical5

10 Practical6

11 Practical7

12 Practical8

13 Practical9

14 Practical10

15 Practical 11

16 Practical 12

17 Practical 13

18 Practical 14

19 Practical 15

20 Practical 16

21 Practical 17

22 Practical 18
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23 Practical19

24 Practical20

25 Practical21

26 Practical22

27 Practical23

28 Practical24

29 Practical25

30 MySQL Practicals

31 Practical26

32 Practical27

33 Practical 28

34 Practical 29

35 Practical 30

36 Practical 31

37 Practical 32

38 Practical 33

39 Practical 34

40 Practical 35

41 Practical 36

42 Practical 37

43 Practical 38

44 Practical 39

45 Practical 40

46 Bibliography
 OVERVIEW OF PYTHON

Python is a general purpose, dynamic, high-level, and interpreted programming language. It

supports Object Oriented programming approach to develop applications. It is simple and
easy to learn and provides lots of high-level data structures. Guido Van Rossum is known as
the founder of Python programming.

Features of Python:

• Python is a high level language. It is a free and open source language.

• It is an interpreted language, as Python programs are executed by an interpreter.

• Python programs are easy to understand as they have a clearly defined syntax and
relatively simple structure.

• Python is case-sensitive. For example, NUMBER and number are not same in Python.

• Python is portable and platform independent, means it can run on various operating
systems and hardware platforms.

• Python has a rich library of predefined functions.

• Python is also helpful in web development. Many popular web services and
applications are built using Python.

• Python uses indentation for blocks and nested blocks.

 OVERVIEW OF MYSQL

MySQL is a relational database management system (RDBMS). It is pronounced as

"My Sequel”. MySQL was originally founded and developed in Sweden by David Axmark,
Allan Larsson and Michael Widenius, who had worked together since the 1980s.

Characteristics of MySQL:

● MySQL is released under an open-source license so it is customizable.

● It requires no cost or payment for its usage.
● MySQL has superior speed, is easy to use and is reliable.
● MySQL uses a standard form of the well-known ANSI-SQL standards.
MySQL is a platform independent application which works on many operating systems like

● Windows, UNIX, LINUX etc. and have compatibility with many languages including
JAVA, C++, PHP, PERL, etc.
● MySQL is an easy to install RDBMS and is capable of handling large data sets.

Since MySQL is released under an open-source license, it does not require any cost or
payment for its usage. Anyone can download and use this software from specific location
on Internet.
 SYSTEM REQUIREMENT AND SPECIFICATIONS

Software Requirements:
Operating System Window-7 and later versions (32bit, 64 bit)
Language Python
Plateform Python IDLE,Notepad ++ IDE
Database MySQL
Database driver MySQL Connector

Hardware Requirements:
Processor Pentium Dual Core (min) 32bit or 64 bit
Hard-Disk 160GB (min)
RAM 1GB (min)

Input/output Requirements:
Input Mouse (any)
Input Keyboard (any)
Output Monitor (any)
Output Printer (any)
 Practicals
Data Handling
 PRATICAL 1
Problem statement: 1. Create a Series object using the python sequence with 5 elements:

Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
L = [12,23,34,45,56]
S= pd.Series(S)
print(S)
Screenshot:

Output
 PRATICAL 2
Problem statement: 1. Create a Series object ‘vowel’ to store all vowels individually. Its
index should be 1,2,3,4 & 5.:

Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
vowels = pd.Series(['a','e','i','o','u'], index = [1,2,3,4,5])
print(vowels)

Screenshot:

Output
 PRATICAL 3
Problem statement: Create s Series object using ndarray that has 5 elements in the range
50 and 100:

Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
S = pd.Series(np.arange(50,100,10))
print(S)

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Output
 PRATICAL 4
Problem statement: Create a Series object using dictionary to that stores the no of
students in each section of class 12th of your school:

Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
D = {'A':23,'B':34,'C':36,'D':40,'E':32}
S = pd.Series(D)
print(S)

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Output
 PRATICAL 5
Problem statement: Total no of students to be admitted is 350 in Yojna School every year.
Write code to create a Series object ‘School’ that stores these total no of students for the
year 2015 to 2022:

Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
S = pd.Series(350, range(2016,2023))
print(S)

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Output
 PRATICAL 6
Problem statement: Create a Series object ‘Item’ that stores rate of each product as given
below:
Soap 54
Salt 20
Sugar 39
Write code to modify rate of soap to 44 and sugar to 42. print the changed rate:
Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
S = pd.Series([54,20,39],['soap','salt','sugar'])
print(S)
S['soap']=44
S['sugar']=42
print("After Updating values")
print(S)

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Output
 PRATICAL 7
Problem statement: No of students in class 11 and class 12 in three streams (science,
commerce and humanities) are stored in 2 series object class 11 and class 12. write code to
find total no of students in class 11 & class 12 stream wise:
Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
D1= {'Science':32,'Commerce':36,'Humanities':20}
D2= {'Science':28,'Commerce':34,'Humanities':22}
Class11 = pd.Series(D1)
Class12 = pd.Series(D2)
print(Class11)
print(Class12)
print('Total Students')
print(Class11 + Class12)

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Output
 PRATICAL 8
Problem statement: Create a Series object ‘population’ to store population of 5 different
metro cities and display the population that are more than 300000:
Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
population = pd.Series([400000, 25400, 301100, 100500,505000],

['Mumbai','Kolkata','Delhi','Chennai','Bangluru'])
print(population)
print('Poplulation more than 300000')
print(population[population>300000])
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Output
 PRATICAL 9
Problem statement: Create a series ‘temp’ that stores temperature of seven days in it. Its
index should be ‘Sunday’, ‘Monday’ ….
Write script to
1. Display temp of first 3 days.
2. Display temp of last 3 days.
3. Display all temp in reverse order like Saturday, Friday,….
4. Display temp from Tuesday to Friday.
5. Display square of all temperature.:
Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
temp = pd.Series([45,42,40,46,39,38,40],

['Sunday','Monday','Tuesday','wednesday','Thursday','Friday','Saturday']
)
print(temp)
print("Temp of first three days\n",temp.head(3))
print("Temp of last three days\n",temp.tail(3))
print("Temp in reverse order\n", temp[::-1])
print("Temp from Tuesday to Friday\n",temp['Tuesday':'Friday'])
print("Square of all Temprature\n",temp*temp)

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Output
 PRATICAL 10
Problem statement: Create a Series object ‘employee’ that stores salary of 7 employees.
Write script to print
1. Total no of elements
2. Series is empty or not
3. Series consist NaN value or not
4. Count Non-NA elements
5. Axis labels:
Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
D =
{'ram':34000,'hari':42000,'suman':30000,'chandan':45000,'raghu':23000}
employee = pd.Series(D)
print(employee)
print("Total no of Employees",employee.size)
if employee.empty:
print("Series is empty")
else:
print("Series is not empty")
if employee.hasnans:
print("Series contains NaN elements")
else:
print("Series does not contains NaN elements")
print("Total no of Non NA elements ",employee.count())
print("Axis labels\n", employee.axes)
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Output
 PRATICAL 11
Problem statement: Create the following dataframe ‘Sport’ containing sport wise marks for
five students. Use 2D dictionary to create dataframe.
Student Sport Marks
I Jai Cricket 80
II Raj Football 76
III John Tennis 89
IV Karan Kabaddi 92
V Chandu Hockey 97

Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
D = {'student':['jai','raj','john','karan','chandu'],
'sport':['cricket','football','tennis','kabaddi','hockey'],
'marks':[80,76,89,92,97]}
sport = pd.DataFrame(D, ['I','II','III','IV','V'])
print(sport)

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Output
 PRATICAL 12
Problem statement: Create a dataframe from list containing dictionaries of most
economical bike with its name and rate of three companies. Company name should be the
row labels.

Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
L1 = {'Name':'Sports','Cost':60000}
L2 = {'Name':'Discover','Cost':62000}
L3 = {'Name':'splendor','Cost':63000}
Bike = [L1,L2,L3]
df = pd.DataFrame(Bike, ['TVS','Bajaj','Hero'])
print(df)

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Output
 PRATICAL 13
Problem statement: Consider two series object staff and salaries that stores the number of
people in various office branches and salaries distributed in these branches respectively.
Write a program to create another Series object that stores average salary per branch and
then create a dataframe object from these Series object.
After creating dataframe rename all row labels with Branch name.
Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
staff = pd.Series([20,24,30,18])
salary = pd.Series([240000,336000,450000,270000])
avg = salary/staff

org = {'Employees':staff,'Amount':salary,'Average':avg}
df = pd.DataFrame(org)
print("Without Row Label")
print(df)
df.index = ['sale','store','marketing','maintenence']
print("With Row Label")
print(df)

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Output
 PRATICAL 14
Problem statement: Create the following dataframe ‘sales’ containing year wise sales figure
for five sales persons in INR. Use the year as column labels, and sales person names as row
labels.
2014 2015 2016 2017
Madhu 1000 2000 2400 2800
Kusum 1500 1800 5000 6000
Kinshuk 2000 2200 7000 7000
Ankit 3000 3000 1000 8000
Shruti 4000 4500 1250 9000

Write program to do the followings

1. Display row labels of ‘sales’
2. Display column label of ‘sales’
3. Display last two rows of the ‘sales’
4. Display first two rows of the ‘sales’.
Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
D = {2014:[1000,1500,2000,3000,4000],2015:[2000,1800,2200,3000,4500],
2016:[2400,5000,7000,1000,1250],2017:[2800,6000,7000,8000,9000]}
sale = pd.DataFrame(D,['Madhu','Kusum','Kinshuk','Ankit','Shruti'])
print("----DataFrame----")
print(sale)
print("----Row Labels ----")
print(sale.index)
print("----Column Labels ----")
print(sale.columns)
print("----Bottom two Rows ----")
print(sale.tail(2))
print("----Top two Rows ----")
print(sale.head(2))
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Output
 PRATICAL 15
Problem statement: Create a dataframe ‘sales2’ using dictionary as given below and write a
program to append ‘sales2’ to the dataframe ‘sales’ created in previous practical 14.
2018
Madhu 1600
Kusum 1100
Kinshuk 5000
Ankit 3400
Shruti 9000
Solution:

Source Code:
import pandas as pd
D = {2014:[1000,1500,2000,3000,4000],2015:[2000,1800,2200,3000,4500],
2016:[2400,5000,7000,1000,1250],2017:[2800,6000,7000,8000,9000]}
sale = pd.DataFrame(D,['Madhu','Kusum','Kinshuk','Ankit','Shruti'])
print("----DataFrame----")
print(sale)
sale2 =
pd.DataFrame({2018:[1600,1100,5000,5400,9000]},['Madhu','Kusum','Kinshuk
','Ankit','Shruti'])
print(sale2)
sale = sale.join(sale2)
print(sale)
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Output
 PRATICAL 16
Problem statement: Create a dataframe ‘cloth’ as given below and write program to do
followings:
• Check ‘cloth’ is empty or not
• Change ‘cloth’ such that it becomes its transpose
• Display no of rows and columns of ‘cloth’
• Count and display Non NA values for each column
• Count and display Non NA values for each row
CName Size Price
C1 Jeans L 1200
C2 Jeans XL 1350
C3 Shirt XL 900
C4 Trouser L 1000
C5 T-Shirt XL 600

Solution:
Source Code:
import pandas as pd
D = {'CName':['Jeans','Jeans','Shirt','Trouser','T-Shirt'],
'Size':['L','XL','XL','L','XL'],
'Price':[1200,1350,900,1000,600]}
cloth = pd.DataFrame(D)
print("----Dataframe----")
print(cloth)
print("----checking dataframe is empty or not ----")
if cloth.empty:
print("Cloth is Empty")
else:
print("Cloth is not Empty")
print("----Transpose Dataframe ----")
print(cloth.T)
print("----Total no of rows and columns ----")
print(cloth.shape)
print("----No of Non NA elements in each column ----")
print(cloth.count())
print("----No of Non NA elements in each row ----")
print(cloth.count(1))
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Output
 PRATICAL 17
Problem statement: Create a dataframe ‘cloth’ as given below and write program to do
followings:
• Change the name of ‘Trouser’ to ‘pant’ and Jeans to ‘Denim’
• Increase price of all cloth by 10%
• Rename all the indexes to [C001, C002, C003, C004, C005]
• Delete the data of C3 (C003) from the ‘cloth’
• Delete size from ‘cloth’
CName Size Price
C1 Jeans L 1200
C2 Jeans XL 1350
C3 Shirt XL 900
C4 Trouser L 1000
C5 T-Shirt XL 600

Solution:
Source Code:
import pandas as pd
D = {'CName':['Jeans','Jeans','Shirt','Trouser','T-Shirt'],
'Size':['L','XL','XL','L','XL'],
'Price':[1200,1350,900,1000,600]}
cloth = pd.DataFrame(D,['C1','C2','C3','C4','C5'])
print("----Dataframe----")
print(cloth)
print("----Change name of Trouser to Pant ----")
cloth.at['C4','CName']='Pant'
#cloth.CName['C4']='Pant'
#cloth.loc['C4','CName']='Pant'
print(cloth)
print("----Increase price of all cloth by 10% ----")
cloth['Price'] = cloth['Price'] + cloth['Price']*10/100
print(cloth)
print("----Rename all the indexes to [C001,C002,C003,C004,C005] ----")
cloth.rename(index = {'C1':'C001','C2':'C002','C3':'C003'
,'C4':'C004','C5':'C005'},inplace = 'True')
print(cloth)
print("----Delete the data of C003 ----")
cloth = cloth.drop(['C003'])
print(cloth)
print("----Delete column 'Size' ----")
del cloth['Size']
print(cloth)

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Output
 PRATICAL 18
Problem statement: Create a dataframe ‘aid’ as given below and write program to do
followings:
1. Display the books and shoes only
2. Display toys only
3. Display quantity in MP and CG for toys and books.
4. Display quantity of books in AP
Toys Books Shoes
MP 7000 4300 6000
UP 3400 3200 1200
AP 7800 5600 3280
CG 4100 2000 3000

Solution:
Source Code:
import pandas as pd

D = {'Toys':{'MP':7000,'UP':3400,'AP':7800,'CG':4100},
'Books':{'MP':4300,'UP':3200,'AP':5600,'CG':2000},
'Shoes':{'MP':6000,'UP':1200,'AP':3280,'CG':3000},}
aid = pd.DataFrame(D)
print('----DataFrame----')
print(aid)
print('----Display the books and shoes only ----')
print(aid.loc[:,['Books','Shoes']])
print('----Display toys only ----')
print(aid['Toys'])
print('----Display quantity in MP and CG for toys and books ----')
print(aid.loc[['MP','CG'],['Toys','Books']])
print('----Display quantity of books in AP ----')
print(aid.at['AP','Books'])
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Output
 PRATICAL 19
Problem statement: Create a dataframe ‘aid’ as given below and write program to write
the values of ‘aid’ to a comma separated file ‘aidfigures.csv’ on the disk. Do not write the
row labels and column labels.
Toys Books Shoes
MP 7000 4300 6000
UP 3400 3200 1200
AP 7800 5600 3280
CG 4100 2000 3000

Solution:
Source Code:
import pandas as pd

D = {'Toys':{'MP':7000,'UP':3400,'AP':7800,'CG':4100},
'Books':{'MP':4300,'UP':3200,'AP':5600,'CG':2000},
'Shoes':{'MP':6000,'UP':1200,'AP':3280,'CG':3000},}
aid = pd.DataFrame(D)
print(aid)
aid.to_csv(path_or_buf = 'C:/sample/aidfigures.csv',
header = False, index = False)
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Output
 PRATICAL 20
Problem statement: Read the data in the file ‘aidfigure.csv’ into a dataframe ‘aidretrieved’
and display it. Now update the row labels and column labels of ‘aidretrieved’ to be the
same as that of ‘aid’ of practical 19.
Toys Books Shoes
MP 7000 4300 6000
UP 3400 3200 1200
AP 7800 5600 3280
CG 4100 2000 3000

Solution:
Source Code:
import pandas as pd
aidretrieved = pd.read_csv('C:/sample/aidfigures.csv',
names=['Toys','Books','Shoes'],)
aidretrieved.index = ['MP','UP','AP','CG']
print(aidretrieved)
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Output
 PRATICAL 21
Problem statement: Collect and store total medals won by 10 countries in Olympic games
and represent it in form of bar chart with title to compare an analyze data.

Solution:
Source Code:
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
medals = [213,224,300,59,100,140,256,98,60,24]
country = ['Ger','Itly','USA','Jamca','Japan',
'India','China','Aus','Arg','Ethopia']
plt.bar(country, medals)
plt.title('Olympics Medal Tally')
plt.show()
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Output
 PRATICAL 22
Problem statement: Techtipnow Automobiles is authorized dealer of different Bikes
companies. They record the entire sale of bikes month wise as give below:
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun
Honda 23 45 109 87 95 100
Suzuki 45 57 75 60 50 30
Tvs 97 80 84 68 80 108

To get proper analysis of sale performance create multiple line chart on a common plot
where all bike sale data are plotted.
Display appropriate x and y axis labels, legend and chart title.

Solution:

Source Code:
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
month = ['jan','feb','mar','apr','may', 'jun']
honda = [23,45,109,87,95,100]
suzuki = [45,57,75,60,50,30]
tvs = [97,80,84,68,80,108]
plt.plot(month,honda, label = 'honda')
plt.plot(month,suzuki, label = 'suzuki')
plt.plot(month,tvs, label = 'tvs')
plt.title('Techtipnow Automobiles Sale Analysis')
plt.xlabel('Month')
plt.ylabel('No of Bikes')
plt.legend(loc = 'lower center')
plt.show()
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Output
 PRATICAL 23
Problem statement: Given the school result data, analyses the performance of the student
on different parameters, e.g. subject wise or class wise. Create a dataframe for the above,
plot appropriate chart with title and legend.
Eng Math Phy Chm IT
9 78 89 69 92 96
10 89 91 84 90 98
11 90 80 76 82 90
12 94 98 90 96 100

Solution:
Source Code:
import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

d = {'eng':[78,89,90,94],'math':[89,91,80,98],
'phy':[69,84,76,90],'chm':[92,90,82,96],
'IT':[96,98,90,100]}
df = pd.DataFrame(d,[9,10,11,12])
print(df)
df.plot(kind = 'bar',title = 'Class Wise Marks Analysis',
xlabel = 'Class', ylabel = 'Marks')
df1 = df.T
df1.plot(kind = 'bar',title = 'Subject Wise Marks Analysis',
xlabel = 'Class', ylabel = 'Marks')
plt.legend(loc = 'lower center')
plt.show()
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Output
 PRATICAL 24
Problem statement: The following seat bookings are the daily records of a month
December from PVR cinemas:
124,124,135,156,128,189,200,150,158, 150,200,124,143,142,130,130, 170,
189,200,130, 142,167,180,143,143, 135,156,150,200,189,189,142
Construct a histogram from above data with 10 bin..

Solution:
Source Code:
import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
L = [124,124,135,156,128,189,200,150,158,
150,200,124,143,142,130,130, 170,
189,200,130, 142,167,180,143,143,
135,156,150,200,189,189,142]
plt.hist(L)
plt.title("Booking Records @ PVR")
plt.show()

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Output
 PRATICAL 25
Problem statement: Take data of your interest from an open source (e.g. data.gove.in),
aggregate and summarize it. Then plot it using different plotting functions of the Matplotlib
library.
Solution:
Source Code:
import pandas as pd
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
df = pd.read_csv('c:\sample\Crime_data.csv')
print(df)
plt.bar(df.Crime,df.Boys,width = 0.25)
plt.bar(0.25,df.Girls,width = 0.25)
plt.bar(0.5,df.Transgender,width = 0.25)
df.plot(kind = 'bar', x = 'Crime')
df.plot(kind = 'bar', x= 'Crime', y= ['Boys','Girls', 'Transgender'])
plt.show()

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Output
 MySQL
Practicals
 PRATICAL 26
Problem statement: Create a student table with the student id, name, and marks as
attributes where the student id is the primary key.

Solution:
Source Code:
create table student
( -> studid int primary key,
-> name varchar(30),
-> marks int
-> );

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 PRATICAL 27
Problem statement: In the table ‘student’ created in practical 26, insert the details of new
students.

Solution:
Source Code:
insert into student values(1, 'sanjay', 67);
mysql> insert into student values(2, 'surendra', 88);
mysql> insert into student values(3, 'Jamil', 74);
mysql> insert into student values(4, 'Rahul', 92);
mysql> insert into student values(5, 'Prakash', 78);

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 PRATICAL 28
Problem statement: Write SQL command to get the details of the students with marks
more than 80.

Solution:
Source Code:
select * from student where marks >=80;

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 PRATICAL 29
Problem statement: Write SQL command to Find the min, max, sum, and average of the
marks in a student marks table..

Solution:
Source Code:
select min(marks) as Min_marks, max(marks) as Max_Marks, sum(marks) as
Total_Marks, avg(marks) as Average_Marks from student;

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 PRATICAL 30
Problem statement: Delete the details of a student table created in Practical 26.

Solution:
Source Code:
Delete from student;

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 PRATICAL 31
Problem statement: Find the total number of customers from each country in the table
(customer ID, customer Name, country) using group by.

Solution:
Source Code:
select country, count(cname) as 'Total_Customers' from customer
group by country;

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 PRATICAL 32
Problem statement: Write a SQL query to order the (student ID, marks) table in descending
order of the marks.

Solution:
Source Code:
select * from student Order By name DESC;

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 PRATICAL 33
Problem statement: for the given table ‘Hospital’ write SQL command to display name all
patient admitted in month of May.
PID PNAME ADMITDATE DEPT FEES
AP/PT/001 Rahil Khan 21/04/2019 ENT 250
AP/PT/002 Jitendal Pal 12/05/2019 Cardio 400
AP/PT/003 Suman Lakra 19/05/2019 Cardio 400
AP/PT/004 Chandumal Jain 24/06/2019 Neuro 600
.

Solution:
Source Code:
select * from hospital where monthname(admitdate) = 'May';

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 PRATICAL 34
Problem statement: for the given table ‘Hospital’ write SQL command to Display patient
name in upper case with year of admission.
PID PNAME ADMITDATE DEPT FEES
AP/PT/001 Rahil Khan 21/04/2019 ENT 250
AP/PT/002 Jitendal Pal 12/05/2019 Cardio 400
AP/PT/003 Suman Lakra 19/05/2019 Cardio 400
AP/PT/004 Chandumal Jain 24/06/2019 Neuro 600
.

Solution:
Source Code:
Select UPPER(pname) as ‘patient name’, YEAR(admitdate) as ‘admit year’
From hospital;

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 PRATICAL 35
Problem statement: for the given table ‘Hospital’ Create sql query to display first four
letters of the patient name along with length of their name who admitted before may.
PID PNAME ADMITDATE DEPT FEES
AP/PT/001 Rahil Khan 21/04/2019 ENT 250
AP/PT/002 Jitendal Pal 12/05/2019 Cardio 400
AP/PT/003 Suman Lakra 19/05/2019 Cardio 400
AP/PT/004 Chandumal Jain 24/06/2019 Neuro 600
.

Solution:
Source Code:
Select LEFT(pname,4) as ‘pname’, length(pname) as ‘length’
From hospital
Where month(admitdate) < 5;

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 PRATICAL 36
Problem statement: To display student id, Name, DOB, Marks, Email of those male students
in ascending order of their names.
STUDENT ID NAME DOB MARKS EMAIL
SCS101101 Rahil Khan 21/04/2000 450 [email protected]
SCS101102 Jitendal Pal 12/05/2001 499 [email protected]
SCS101103 Suman Lakra 19/05/2002 460 [email protected]
SCS101104 Chandumal Jain 24/06/2002 489 [email protected]

Solution:
Source Code:
SELECT STUDENT_ID, NAME, DOB, MARKS, EMAIL FROM STUDENT WHERE GENDER='M'
ORDER BY NAME;

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 PRATICAL 37
Problem statement: Describe the below table
STUDENT ID NAME DOB MARKS EMAIL
SCS101101 Rahil Khan 21/04/2000 450 [email protected]
SCS101102 Jitendal Pal 12/05/2001 499 [email protected]
SCS101103 Suman Lakra 19/05/2002 460 [email protected]
SCS101104 Chandumal Jain 24/06/2002 489 [email protected]

Solution:
Source Code:
DESC STUDENT;

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 PRATICAL 38
Problem statement: Display student name whose marks above 470.
STUDENT ID NAME DOB MARKS EMAIL
SCS101101 Rahil Khan 21/04/2000 450 [email protected]
SCS101102 Jitendal Pal 12/05/2001 499 [email protected]
SCS101103 Suman Lakra 19/05/2002 460 [email protected]
SCS101104 Chandumal Jain 24/06/2002 489 [email protected]

Solution:
Source Code:
SELECT NAME FROM STUDENT WHERE MARKS>470;

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 PRATICAL 39
Problem statement: To display student id, Name, DOB of those students who are born
between ‘2000- 04-21’ and ‘2002-06-24’.
STUDENT ID NAME DOB MARKS EMAIL
SCS101101 Rahil Khan 21/04/2000 450 [email protected]
SCS101102 Jitendal Pal 12/05/2001 499 [email protected]
SCS101103 Suman Lakra 19/05/2002 460 [email protected]
SCS101104 Chandumal Jain 24/06/2002 489 [email protected]

Solution:
Source Code:
SELECT STUDENT_ID, NAME, DOB FROM STUDENT WHERE DOB BETWEEN '2000-04-21'
AND '2002-06-24';

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 PRATICAL 40
Problem statement: To display student id, Gender, Name, DOB, Marks, Email in descending
order of their marks.
STUDENT NAME GENDER DOB MARKS EMAIL
ID
SCS101101 Rahil Khan M 21/04/2000 450 [email protected]
SCS101102 Jitendal Pal M 12/05/2001 499 [email protected]
SCS101103 Suman Lakra M 19/05/2002 460 [email protected]
SCS101104 Chandumal Jain M 24/06/2002 489 [email protected]

Solution:
Source Code:
SELECT STUDENT_ID, GENDER, NAME, DOB, MARKS, EMAIL FROM STUDENT ORDER BY
MARKS DESC;

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• Informatics Practices Class-XI & XII NCERT Publication

• Informatics Practices Class-XII by Sumita Arora
• Think Python by Allen B Downey
• Python for everybody by Charles Severance
• Learning MYSQL by Seyed M. M. Tahaghoghi
• MySQL in a nutshell by Russell J. T. Dyer
• www.geeksforgeeks.org
• www.ncert.co.in
• www.cbse.gov.in