Data StructuresPractical 1: Write a menu driven program that runs till the user desires, Menu is given below withdetails.- Inserts a new element to the stack Movie- deletes the element from the stack Movie- prints all the elements of the stack Movie- prints the element at the peak position in the stack1) PUSH ( Movie)2) POP ( Movie )3) Display ( Movie)4) Peak ( Movie )Movie- Terminates the programWrite all user defined functions PUSH, POP , Display and Peak specified above. The stack namedmovie has each element with format [ MovieNo, MovieName, Category, Price ]. Printing of5) Exitelements should be done as shown below :MovieNoMovieNameCategoryPrice101AnnabelleHorror129.00102Oceans 8Comedy135.00Practical 2: Write a function Push(Vow) to store unique words starting with vowels in a stacknamed Vow from the string inputted by the user.Example :- The string inputted is -"Logic to insert element -- In order to insert an element in an array"Contents of the Stack Vow :-insert - element → In - order - an → arrayТОРPractical 3: Write a function PUSH( stk ), where stk is a stack implemented as a list with individualelements as tuples (Admno, Name, Marks). Push elements of stack stk to two different stacksnamed PASS and FAIL by checking marks (passing marks are >=35 ). Display the stacks PASS andFAIL if it has at least one element otherwise display an appropriate message. AssignmentConnectivityPractical : Create the table given below in database named Sports and insert all 5 recordsTable : CLUBCOACH-IDCOACHNAMEAGESPORTSDATOFAPPPAYSEX1.KUKREJA35KARATE27/03/19961000M2.RAVINA34KARATE20/01/19981200F3.KARAN34SQUASH19/02/19982000M4.TARUN33BASKETBALL01/01/19981500M5.ZUBIN36SWIMMING12/01/1998750MWrite a menu driven program in python to perform the following operations, the program shouldrun till the exit option is not selected.1) Add new CLUB2) Delete an existing CLUB3) Modify / Update values of an existing CLUB4) Search for the specified options :-i)ii)ii)5) Display all recordsSearch by Coach IDSearch by Coach NameSearch by Sports6) ExitEach menu option is implemented by user defined functions defined in a module named Sports.

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Practical 1: Write a menu driven program that runs till the user desires, Menu is given below with details. 1) PUSH ( Movie) 2) POP ( Movie ) 3) Display ( Movie ) 4) Peak ( Movie ) Movie Inserts a new element to the stack Movie deletes the element from the stack Movie prints all the elements of the stack Movie - prints the element at the peak position in the stack 5) Exit - Terminates the program Write all user defined functions PUSH , POP, Display and Peak specified above. The stack named movie has each element with format [ MovieNo, MovieName, Category, Price ]. Printing of elements should be done as shown below : MovieNo MovieName Category Price 101 Annabelle Horror 129.00 102 Oceans 8 Comedy 135.00

Practical 1: Write a menu driven program that runs till the user desires, Menu is given below with details. 1) PUSH ( Movie) 2) POP ( Movie ) 3) Display ( Movie ) 4) Peak ( Movie ) Movie Inserts a new element to the stack Movie deletes the element from the stack Movie prints all the elements of the stack Movie - prints the element at the peak position in the stack 5) Exit - Terminates the program Write all user defined functions PUSH , POP, Display and Peak specified above. The stack named movie has each element with format [ MovieNo, MovieName, Category, Price ]. Printing of elements should be done as shown below : MovieNo MovieName Category Price 101 Annabelle Horror 129.00 102 Oceans 8 Comedy 135.00

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