Display the student Roll, Name , Marks and Percentage of Marks (Out of 120). Note that the heading of last column should be “PERCENTAGE”.

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ASSIGNMENT- 2

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Consider the following Table and answer the following question -

 

TABLE: STUDENT
ROLL	SNAME	STR	MARKS	CITY
-----	---------------	---	----------	----------
MC01	Abir Roy	MCS	72	KOLKATA
MC02	SUMIT DUTTA	MCS	56	KOLKATA
BCA1	SAYAN DAS	BCA	88	GARIA
BCA2	RIA	BCA	64	KOLKATA
BCA2	RIA	BCA	64	KOLKATA
BCA5	RITA GHOSH	BCA	72	DUMDUM
BBA9	Abir Das	BBA		KOLKATA

1. Display the student Roll, Name , Marks and Percentage of Marks (Out of 120). Note that the heading of last column should be “PERCENTAGE”.

2. Display the Table contents as following-

REPORT

                                                                  

- Abir Roy got 72 marks.

SUMIT DUTTA got 56 marks.

SAYAN DAS got 88 marks.

...     ...      ...    ....

...     ...      ...    ....

3. Display the student information who got less than 60
4. Display the student information who did not get more than 77
5. Find the BCA students who got more than 80
6. List the students name and marks who got below 60 and more than 80
7. List the students name and marks who got 60 to 80
8. Find the student whose mark is unknown/empty.
9. Find the student names starting with
10. Find the student names starting with A or ending with
11. Find the student whose surname starts with

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