IMPORTANT: A quick note about this lab Some of these tasks can only be done by running your program in a terminal, similar to running a bash script. These tasks are marked accordingly. PyCharm has a built in "Terminal" tab at the bottom of the window that you can use for this purpose. Write a program that simply checks if a command-line argument was provided to it. Note: All command line arguments, if provided, are stored in the 'sys.argy variable, which you can access by importing the 'sys' module. If a command-line argument is provided, print out something like "Thanks for providing an argument". Otherwise, print "No argument provided". [Terminal is required for this task] Write a program that reads from stdin (standard input), to check if the word "Python" is there. Note: stdin can be accessed by calling, e.g., 'data-sys.stdin.read(), and then searching for "Python" in the data variable, like any other string variable If "Python" is found, print out "Nice data!". Otherwise, print out "Boring data..."

IMPORTANT: A quick note about this lab Some of these tasks can only be done by running your program in a terminal, similar to running a bash script. These tasks are marked accordingly. PyCharm has a built in "Terminal" tab at the bottom of the window that you can use for this purpose. Write a program that simply checks if a command-line argument was provided to it. Note: All command line arguments, if provided, are stored in the 'sys.argy variable, which you can access by importing the 'sys' module. If a command-line argument is provided, print out something like "Thanks for providing an argument". Otherwise, print "No argument provided". [Terminal is required for this task] Write a program that reads from stdin (standard input), to check if the word "Python" is there. Note: stdin can be accessed by calling, e.g., 'data-sys.stdin.read(), and then searching for "Python" in the data variable, like any other string variable If "Python" is found, print out "Nice data!". Otherwise, print out "Boring data..."

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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