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The document contains Python code for managing student records using three different data structures: lists, tuples, and dictionaries. Each section includes functions to create and update student details, with the data being serialized using the pickle module. The update functionality allows for modifying a student's marks based on their roll number, with appropriate error handling for file operations.

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The document contains Python code for managing student records using three different data structures: lists, tuples, and dictionaries. Each section includes functions to create and update student details, with the data being serialized using the pickle module. The update functionality allows for modifying a student's marks based on their roll number, with appropriate error handling for file operations.

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Update using List:

SOURCE CODE:
import pickle
def create():
f = open("[Link]","wb")
L = []
while True:
roll_no = input("Enter roll number:")
name = input("Enter Name:")
mark = int(input("Enter Marks:"))
[Link]([roll_no,name,mark])
ch = input("Do you want to add another student detail(y/n):")
if ch == "n":
break
[Link](L,f)
[Link]()

create()
def update():
f = open("[Link]","rb+")
roll_no = input('Enter roll number to check: ')
mark = int(input('Mark to change: '))

while True:
try:
pos = [Link]() # store position
data = [Link](f)
for i in data:
if i[0] == roll_no:
i[2] = mark

[Link](pos) # go back
[Link](data, f) # overwrite
print("Mark updated Successfully and Details are:",data)

except EOFError:
break

[Link]()
update()
Output:
Update using Tuple:
import pickle
def create():
f = open("[Link]","wb")
L = ()
while True:
roll_no = input("Enter roll number:")
name = input("Enter Name:")
mark = int(input("Enter Marks:"))
L=L+((roll_no,name,mark),)
ch = input("Do you want to add another student detail(y/n):")
if ch == "n":
break
[Link](L,f)
[Link]()

create()
def update():
f = open("[Link]","rb+")
roll_no = input('Enter roll number to check: ')
mark = int(input('Mark to change: '))
try:
data = [Link](f) # load entire tuple

L = list(data) # convert tuple → list (to modify)

for i in range(len(L)):
if L[i][0] == roll_no:
temp = list(L[i]) # tuple → list
temp[2] = mark # update mark
L[i] = tuple(temp) # list → tuple (store back)

data = tuple(L) # convert back to tuple

[Link](0)
[Link](data, f) # overwrite file

print("Mark updated successfully.")


print("Updated Data:", data)

except EOFError:
print("File is empty")

[Link]()
update()
OUTPUT:
Update using Dictionary:
import pickle

def create():
f = open("[Link]","wb")
D = {}

while True:
roll_no = input("Enter roll number: ")
name = input("Enter Name: ")
mark = int(input("Enter Marks: "))

D[roll_no] = (name, mark) # dictionary entry

ch = input("Do you want to add another student detail(y/n): ")


if ch == "n":
break

[Link](D, f)
[Link]()

create()

def update():
f = open("[Link]","rb+")

roll_no = input('Enter roll number to check: ')


mark = int(input('Mark to change: '))

try:
data = [Link](f) # load dictionary

if roll_no in data:
name = data[roll_no][0] # keep name same
data[roll_no] = (name, mark) # update mark

[Link](0)
[Link](data, f)

print("Mark updated successfully.")


print("Updated Data:", data)
else:
print("Roll number not found")

except EOFError:
print("File is empty")

[Link]()

update()
output:

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