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XI CS - DICTIONARY PROJECT - 22-11-24

 

DICTIONARY PROJECT

Task: Create a Python program to manage a dictionary named Product with the following structure:
Each entry in the dictionary should represent a product and include the following attributes:

  1. Product No (key)
  2. Name
  3. Category
  4. Quantity
  5. Cost
  6. Amount: Calculated as Cost * Quantity.
  7. Package Cost: Calculated based on the Category:
    • Cosmetic: 8% of the cost.
    • Electronic: 6% of the cost.
    • Grocery: 5% of the cost.
    • Other: Fixed cost of 300.

Requirements: Write a menu-driven program to perform the following operations:
a. Count all products belonging to a particular category (user-specified).
b. Display the Product No, Name, and Amount for all products whose Amount exceeds 10,000.
c. Calculate and display the average Amount for a user-specified category.
d. Search for and display details of a product based on its Product No.

 


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