1. Write a list of book defining parameters. (5 at least) o Name (String) – Topic (String)- Pages (int) – ISEnglishLanguage (bool) – Price (float) 2. Declare and initialize the variables of book parameters. 3. Take input from user and output all the parameters given by user. 4. Create a function to initialize book parameter taken form user. 5. Initialize and store 2 books' parameters. Print the book with more pages, total number of pages. 6. Print the page numbers of each book using loop. (1– 2-3-4 ..) 7. Store the 3 books data using array (each parameter separate).

1. Write a list of book defining parameters. (5 at least) o Name (String) – Topic (String)- Pages (int) – ISEnglishLanguage (bool) – Price (float) 2. Declare and initialize the variables of book parameters. 3. Take input from user and output all the parameters given by user. 4. Create a function to initialize book parameter taken form user. 5. Initialize and store 2 books' parameters. Print the book with more pages, total number of pages. 6. Print the page numbers of each book using loop. (1– 2-3-4 ..) 7. Store the 3 books data using array (each parameter separate).

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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