1. Create two student tuples with name and grades in three courses Maths, English and Computer science. student_tuple1 = ('Amanda', [98, 85, 87]) student_tuple2 = ('July', [88, 75, 97]) Part a) Write a program to find the total score of each student. Find the topper. Compare their scores and display this message as follows. "The topper is Amanda and has scored 270" The topper is Amanda and has scored 270 Part b) Display the name of toppers and their grades separately in three courses Maths, English and Computer science. Output: The topper in Maths is Amanda and has scored 98 The topper in English is Amanda and has scored 85 The topper in Computer science is July and has scored 97

1. Create two student tuples with name and grades in three courses Maths, English and Computer science. student_tuple1 = ('Amanda', [98, 85, 87]) student_tuple2 = ('July', [88, 75, 97]) Part a) Write a program to find the total score of each student. Find the topper. Compare their scores and display this message as follows. "The topper is Amanda and has scored 270" The topper is Amanda and has scored 270 Part b) Display the name of toppers and their grades separately in three courses Maths, English and Computer science. Output: The topper in Maths is Amanda and has scored 98 The topper in English is Amanda and has scored 85 The topper in Computer science is July and has scored 97

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

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