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PROBLEM STATEMENT 8 : In a university portal, students should not register for the same
course twice. Use sets to maintain

registered courses. Write a Python program that:

 Takes course codes as input until the student types "done".

 Stores them in a set.

 Displays the final list of registered courses in order it will add.

 If a student tries to register for the same course again, display: "Already registered!”

Test Case:

Enter course code (or 'done' to finish): TMD 101

Course added successfully!

Enter course code (or 'done' to finish): TMD 102

Course added successfully!

Enter course code (or 'done' to finish): TMD 103

Course added successfully!

Enter course code (or 'done' to finish): TMD 104

Course added successfully!

Enter course code (or 'done' to finish): TMD 102

Already registered!

Enter course code (or 'done' to finish): TMD 105

Course added successfully!

Enter course code (or 'done' to finish): TMD 106

Course added successfully!

Enter course code (or 'done' to finish): TMD 104

Already registered!

Enter course code (or 'done' to finish): done

Final Registered Courses are: ['TMD 101', 'TMD 102', 'TMD 103', 'TMD 104', 'TMD 105',
'TMD 106']

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CODE :

registered_courses = set()

course_list = []

while True:

course = input("Enter course code (or 'done' to finish): ")

if course.lower() == "done":

break

if course in registered_courses:

print("Already registered!")

else:

registered_courses.add(course)

course_list.append(course)

print("Course added successfully!")

print("\nFinal Registered Courses are:", course_list)

OUTPUT :

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PROBLEM STATEMENT 9 : An IT company wants to shortlist students who

know both Python and NoSQL. Write a python

program:

 Take student names for Python and NoSQL knowledge one by

one.

 Stop input when user enters "DONE".

 Find the intersection (students in both).

 Print the shortlisted names or "No students match the criteria".

Test Case 1:

Enter names of Python students (type DONE to stop):

Ria

Gianna

Rohit

BOB

Saket

Anuj

done

Enter names of NoSQL students (type DONE to stop):

gianna

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manisha

sAKET

BOB

ANISH

RAJ

DONE

Shortlisted Students: {'SAKET', 'BOB', 'GIANNA'}

Test Case 2:

Enter names of Python students (type DONE to stop):

Riya

Mohit

DONE

Enter names of NoSQL students (type DONE to stop):

Rahul

Neha

DONE

CODE :

print("Enter names of Python students (type DONE to stop):")

python_students = set()

while True:

name = input().strip()

if name.lower() == "done":

break

python_students.add(name.upper())

print("Enter names of NoSQL students (type DONE to stop):")

nosql_students = set()

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while True:

name = input().strip()

if name.lower() == "done":

break

nosql_students.add(name.upper())

shortlisted = python_students.intersection(nosql_students)

if shortlisted:

print("Shortlisted Students:", shortlisted)

else:

print("No students match the criteria")

OUTPUT :

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PROBLEM STATEMENT 10 : A university library maintains records of books. Write a python

program to:

1. Allow users to borrow books (store in a set).

2. Prevent duplicate borrowing (check using conditional statement).

3. Allow users to return books.

4. Display final borrowed books.

Test Case 1:

University Library System

Choose: BORROW, RETURN, EXIT:

Enter action (BORROW/RETURN/EXIT): return

Enter book name: software engineering

Book not found in borrowed list.

CODE :

borrowed_books = set()

print("University Library System")

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print("Choose: BORROW, RETURN, EXIT:")

while True:

action = input("Enter action (BORROW/RETURN/EXIT): ")

if action.lower() == "borrow":

book = input("Enter book name: ").upper()

if book in borrowed_books:

print(book, "already borrowed!")

else:

borrowed_books.add(book)

print(book, "borrowed successfully.")

elif action.lower() == "return":

book = input("Enter book name: ").upper()

if book in borrowed_books:

borrowed_books.remove(book)

print(book, "returned successfully.")

else:

print("Book not found in borrowed list.")

elif action.lower() == "exit":

break

else:

print("Invalid action! Please enter BORROW, RETURN, or EXIT.")

print("Final Borrowed Books:", borrowed_books)

OUTPUT :

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PROBLEM STATEMENT 11 : Design a program to analyze student results. Each

student is represented as a tuple:
(roll_number, name, [marks in subjects])
You are given a list of such student records. You need to:

1. Calculate the average marks for each student.

2. Assign grades based on average:

• A: 85+
• B: 70–84
• C: 50–69
• F: below 50

3. Return a list of tuples

with: (roll_number, name,
average, grade)

Test Case:

Input:

students = [
(101, "Aman", [78, 89, 91]),

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(102, "Baby", [56, 62, 70]),

(103, "Suzan", [45, 39, 50]),
(104, "Diva", [88, 92, 85])
]

Output:

(101, 'Aman', 86.0, 'A'),

(102, 'Baby', 62.67, 'C'),
(103, 'Suzan', 44.67, 'F'),
(104, 'Diva', 88.33, 'A')
]

CODE :

students = [

(101, "Aman", [78, 89, 91]),

(102, "Baby", [56, 62, 70]),

(103, "Suzan", [45, 39, 50]),

(104, "Diva", [88, 92, 85])

results = []

for roll, name, marks in students:

avg = sum(marks) / len(marks)

if avg >= 85:

grade = "A"

elif avg >= 70:

grade = "B"

elif avg >= 50:

grade = "C"

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else:

grade = "F"

results.append((roll, name, round(avg, 2), grade))

print(results)

OUTPUT :

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