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Relational Model: The relational model represents data and relationships among data by a collection of tables known as relations, each of which has a number of columns with unique names.
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A compiler is a special program that processes statements written in a particular programming language and turns them into machine language or "code" that a computer's processor uses.
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Input | It takes an entire program at a time. | It takes a single line of code or instruction at a time. |
Output | It generates intermediate object code. | It does not produce any intermediate object code. |
Working mechanism | The compilation is done before execution. | Compilation and execution take place simultaneously. |
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Memory requirement is more due to the creation of object code. | It requires less memory as it does not create intermediate object code. |
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#We will make use of user-defined python functions for this task.
#we will import math library to use sqrt(), this will be used to #calculate square root.
import math
def area_square(a):
area1=float(a*a);
print("Area of square is:",area1)
def area_circle(r):
area2=float(3.14*r*r);
print("Area of circle is:",area2)
def area_rectangle(a,b):
area3=float(a*b);
print("Area of rectangle is:",area3)
def area_triangle(x,y):
area4=float((x*y)/2);
print("Area of triangle is:",area4)
def peri_square(a):
peri1=float(4*a);
print("Perimeter of square is:",peri1)
def peri_circle(r):
peri2=float(2*3.14*r);
print("Perimter of circle is:",peri2)
def peri_triangle(a,b):
hypotenuse=float(math.sqrt(a*a+b*b))
peri3=float(a+b+hypotenuse)
print("Perimter of right angled triangle is:",peri3)
def peri_rectangle(a,b):
peri4=float(2*(a+b))
print("Perimter of rectangle is:",peri4)
side=float(input("enter the side of square:"))
area_square(side)
print()
peri_square(side)
radius=float(input("enter the radius of circle:"))
area_circle(radius)
peri_circle(radius)
length=float(input("enter the length of rectangle:"))
breadth=float(input("enter the breadth of rectangle:"))
area_rectangle(length,breadth)
peri_rectangle(length,breadth)
base=float(input("enter the base of right angled triangle:"))
height=float(input("enter the height of right angled triangle:"))
area_triangle(base,height)
peri_triangle(base,height)
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