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ADVANCED COURSE IN PROGRAMMING, AUTUMN 2022,


ONLINE EXAM 1

STARTED: 08:41 ENDS: 12:41 3:59

Exercise 1
Complete this in exercise template exercise1.py

a)

Write a class Question, which should contain the following members:

Hidden attributes question (string) and maximum_points (integer)


A constructor, which takes question and maximum points as its parameters, in this
given order and sets the values of the attributes according to these
Getter and setter methods for accessing the attributes
Method __str__, which returns question data as in the sample output

b)

Write a class Exam, which should contain the following members:

Public attributes subject (string) and date (string)


Method add_question(question: Question), which adds new question to
the exam
Method print_questions(), which prints the exam information, and all the
questions one below the other
Method total_points(), which returns the total number of the points (the
maximum points for all questions combined) for the whole exam as an integer

An example of the usage of the classes:

q1 = Question("When was the Olympics held in Helsinki", 10)


q2 = Question("when did Finland become independent", 5)

print(q1)

exam = Exam("History", "1.12.2021")


exam.add_question(q1)
exam.add_question(q2)
exam.print_questions()
print("Maximum points of the exam:", exam.total_points())

Sample output:

When was the Olympics held in Helsinki, 10 points


Exam on History, questions:
When was the Olympics held in Helsinki, 10 points
when did Finland become independent, 5 points
Maximum points of the exam: 15

Exercise 2
Complete this in exercise template exercise2.py

Copy and paste the following class to the exercise template:

class BankAccount:
def __init__(self, customer: str, account_number: str,
saldo: float, credit: float):
self.customer = customer
self.account_number = account_number
self.saldo = saldo
self.credit = credit

def __str__(self):
return (f"BankAccount(customer={self.customer}, " +
f"account_number={self.account_number}, " +
f"saldo={self.saldo}, credit={self.credit})")

Add the following new methods to the class:

Implementation for the operator ==: two accounts are equal, if account numbers are
the same
Implementation for the operator >: account a is greater than account b, if the total
saldo and credit of account a is greater than the total saldo and credit of account b
Implementation for the operator +: method returns new BankAccount-object,
whose customer and account number are retrieved from the current (self) object.
The saldo of new account is sum of the saldo of both accounts. Credit is calculated in
the same way.

Example of usage of the class after additions:

account1 = BankAccount("Peter Python", "12345", 200.0,


300.0)
account2 = BankAccount("Paula Python", "12345", 100.0,
500.0)
print(account1 == account2)
print(account1 > account2)
print(account2 > account1)
pt3 = account1 + account2
print(pt3)

Sample output:

True
False
True
BankAccount(customer=Peter Python, account_number=12345,
saldo=300.0, credit=800.0)

Exercise 3
Complete this in exercise template exercise3.py

It is allowed to add import-statements to the exercise template. Modules and functions


imported with import statements can be used inside the function requested to be
written.

Write a generator function named draw, which:

Takes a list as its parameter


Returns random item from the list given as parameter

The function must not return the same item twice. When requesting the next item from
the generator, the function must raise the StopIteration exception, if the list given as
a parameter is empty or all items in the list have been returned once.

An example run of the function:

animal_generator = draw(['Chicken', 'Bear', 'Gorilla',


'Fox'])
for i in range(4):
print(next(animal_generator))

Sample output:

Bear
Fox
Chicken
Gorilla

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