Q1.

Validating Alliteration
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Concepts Covered:

• Strings
• Functions

Problem Description:
Build a logic in python to check if the given sentence is alliterative or not.

Requirement: Define a function with the name 'is_alliterative()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Check whether the is_alliterative(sentence) This method takes the sentence as the
given sentence is argument.
alliterative or not
• If the no. of words in the sentence is
less than 2 words, return False to the
caller method.

• If there are more than 2 words in the

sentence, and yet they begin with
vowels (including upper case),
return False to the caller method.

• If there are more than 2 words in the

sentence, and yet they all begin with
different consonants (non-alliterative),
return False to the caller method.

• If there are more than 2 or equal to 2

words in the sentence, and if they all
begin with the same
consonant, irrespective of the case(i.e.,
alliterative), return True to the caller
method.

Example 1: If the sentence is: 'She sells sea

shells', then the function should return True.

Example 2: If the sentence is: 'Ann sells sea

shells', then the function should return False.
Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the sentence from the user.

• Call the 'is_alliterative' and pass this sentence as an argument and capture
the boolean value returned by the method.
• If the method 'is_alliterative' returns True then display the message as "The
sentence is alliterative" else display the message as "The sentence is not
alliterative"

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business method and to check its
correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions, as specified in the
problem description

Sample Input 1:
Enter the sentence to be validated for alliteration: She sells sea shells

Sample Output 2:
The sentence is alliterative

Sample Input 2:
Enter the sentence to be validated for alliteration: Ann sells sea shells

Sample Output 2:
The sentence is not alliterative

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Q2 Find Relationship
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Concepts Covered:
 • Strings
• Functions

Problem Description:

Mr. George is a software developer. He wants to develop software that can identify the
relationships between the users if they entered their names. According to his requirement, the
program should get two names from the users and, based on the total length of the names
entered, it should find out the relationship between the persons with that name. Help him
develop the software using Python.

Requirement 1: Define a function with the name 'find_relationship()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Find the find_relationship(name1,name2) This method takes two names as
relationship arguments. Find the total length of the
between users names, and get the reminder value by
dividing the total length of the name
by 6. Based on this reminder value,
decide the relationship.

Refer to the table below for deciding

the relationship:

Reminder Return value

0 Soulmates
1 Colleagues
2 Friends
3 Good friends
4 Best friends
5 Close friends

Once the relationship is identified,

then return the relationship value to
the caller method.

Note:

To find out the length of the name, do

not consider the space in the name.

Process flow:
 • In the 'main' method, get two names from the user.
• Invoke the method 'find_relationship' and pass the two names as arguments.
• Capture the relationship value returned from the method, and display it as specified in
the sample input and output.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own code
in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample Input / output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds to the
input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions as specified in the problem
description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the name 1:Glenn

Enter the name 2:Kim

Sample Output 1:

Friends

Sample Input 2:

Enter the name 1:Lilly

Enter the name 2:Lenny

Sample Output 2:

Best friends

Sample Input 3:

Enter the name 1:Michael

Enter the name 2:Vince

Sample Output 3:

Soulmates

Sample Input 4:

Enter the name, 1:Glenn Martin

Enter the name, 2:Liv Morgan

Sample Output 4:

Friends

Q3 Sentence Palindrome

• Strings
• Functions

Problem Description:

The program is to find out if a sentence is a palindrome or not ignoring punctuation

and whitespaces

The program must get a sentence as input and pass this sentence to an
is_palindrome() function which checks if the given sentence is a palindrome or not
and returns back a boolean value to the main

Requirement 1: Define the function: is_palindrome()

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Check if the is_palindrome(sentence) This method takes an
input argument which is a
sentence is a sentence and checks if the
palindrome or sentence is a palindrome or
not. not (omitting the
 punctuations and white
space) and returns back a
boolean value to the main
function.

Return 'True' if the sentence

is a palindrome, else return
'False'.

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, the user has to get input as a sentence

• The sentence is then passed to the 'is_palindrome' function which checks if
the given input sentence is palindrome or not after omitting the white space
and punctuation
• The function 'is_palindrome' returns back a boolean value, 'True' if the
sentence is a palindrome and 'False' if the sentence is not a palindrome
• In the 'main' method if the 'is_palindrome' method returns true then we have
to print that the sentence is a palindrome else the sentence is not a
palindrome, and replace the sentence with the given actual input sentence.

Sample Input and Output 1:

Sample Input and Output 2:

Sample Input and Output 3:

Q4 Blood Pressure Status

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Concepts Covered:

• Strings
 • Functions

Problem Description:

Kate was under treatment for High Blood Pressure (BP) for the past 6 months. He
used to self-check his BP reading. He wants to know the status of his BP level. Help
him by writing a program in Python to find the BP status for him. Get Systolic and
Diastolic as single input separated with '/' ( 90/70) from the user and tell the status
of the BP level.

Requirement 1: Define the function with the name 'generate_status()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Generate the generate_status (BP_level) This method takes the BP level as its argument,
status of BP finds the status, and returns the same.

To generate the status use the below conditions:

Systolic Diastolic Status

<90 <60 Low BP
>=90 and <=120 >=60 and <=80 Normal
>=121 and
>=81 and <=90 Pre-High BP
<=140
>=141 and >=91 and
High BP
<=190 <=100
>190 >100 Hyper Tension

If the input does not meet the above criteria, it

should return "Invalid Input".

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the BP level from the user ("/" separated)
• Call the 'generate_status' method and pass this input string as its argument
and capture the string returned by the method
• Display the status returned by the function as specified in the sample input
and output statements
The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places alone
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions as
specified in the problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the BP level:

90/70

Sample Output 1:

Normal

Sample Input 2:

Enter the BP level:

145/98

Sample output 2:

High BP

Q5 Flat Discount
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Concepts Covered:
 • Strings
• Functions

Problem Description:
'WeBuild' construction is a famous construction company that sells apartments at
low prices. All the flats have 2BHK and 3BHK houses. Based on the sum of house
number and house type they had decided to give a discount for their customers from
the house amount. Help the company to calculate the discount for their customer
based on given conditions.
Requirement: Define a function with the name 'calculate_discount()'

Requiremen Methods Responsibilities

t
Find the calculate_discount (input_string This method takes a string as its argument.
discount )
amount. Split the input string based on the colon (':')
with colon-separated.

Find the sum of the house number and

calculate the discount amount based on the
below conditions:

House House
Cost Discount
Type Number sum
2BHK 3900000 Odd Number 4
3BHK 5100000 Odd Number 8
2BHK 3700000 Even Number 5
3BHK 4900000 Even Number 7

Calculate the discount amount and return the

same.

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the house number and house type from the user
as colon-separated values.
• Invoke the 'calculate_discount' method and pass the input_string as an
argument to capture the discount amount and display it as specified in the
sample input and output.
The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions as specified in the
problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the details:

123:2BHK

Sample Output 1:

185000.0

Sample Input 2:

Enter the details:

435:3BHK

Sample Output 2:

343000.0

Q6 Find Lukcy Number

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Concepts Covered:

• Strings
• Functions
Problem Description:

Mr. Lenny wants to create an application to find a lucky number based on the date of birth.
When this app receives the user's date of birth, it sums each value of the date of birth to
determine the lucky number. Help him develop software using Python.

Requirement 1: Define a function with the name 'find_lucky_number()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Find the lucky find_lucky_number(dob) This method takes the date of birth (as a string) in
number from the the format dd/mm/yyyy as an argument.
input string.
Validate the string according to the following
condition:

In the input string, the first two characters

representing a day should be between 01 and 31,
the next character should be a slash ('/'), and the
following two characters representing a month
should be between 01 and 12, the next character
should be a slash ('/'), and the following character
representing a year should be less than
2023. Eg:28/08/1999

If the string is valid, then add the day, month, and

year. Then sum each digit of the added values
and return the same.

If the input string is not valid, the function should

return the message as 'Invalid format'.

For example: If the string (date of birth) entered

is 28/08/1999, then the lucky number is
calculated as,

28 + 08 + 1999= 2035

2+0+3+5=10

The lucky number is 10.

Note: Do not use date functions. Consider the

entered date format value as a string and do
the specified manipulations.
• In the 'main' method, get the input string date of birth from the user. The input string
date of birth should be in the following format: dd/mm/yyyy.

• Invoke the method 'find_lucky_number' and pass the input string as arguments.

• Capture the value returned from the method, and display it as specified in the sample
input and output.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own code
in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds to

the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions as specified in the problem
description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the date of birth

24/04/1990

Sample Output 1:

The lucky number is 11

Sample Input 2:

Enter the date of birth

11-11-2001
Sample Output 2:

Invalid format

Sample Input 3:

Enter the date of birth

33/14/2999

Sample Output 3:

Invalid format

Q7 Toll Check
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Concepts Covered:

• Strings
• Functions

Problem Description:

The National Highways Department has announced a discount scheme for four-
wheelers at the toll gate as part of its 50th-year celebration.

If the vehicle number plate's last four character sum is an odd number, then they will
receive an even place sum discount. They will receive the odd place sum discount if
the last four-character sum is an even number. Using the function below, assist them
in creating an application in Python for the aforementioned purposes.

Requirement: Define a function with the name 'check_number()''

Requirement Methods Responsibilities
Find the toll check_number (vehicle_number ) This method takes the vehicle number string as its
discount argument.
percentage
The length of the vehicle number should be 10;
otherwise, it should return the message "Invalid
vehicle number."

If the length of the vehicle number is 10, then find

the sum of the last four numbers in the vehicle
number. If the vehicle number's last four numbers
sum is an odd number, then they will get the even
place sum discount.

For example: If the vehicle number is

TN43CD1112 then have to return the message with
a discount as "Your discount percentage is 3".

Here, the sum of the last four numbers is 5 which is

an odd number. So have to add even place
values(1+2)=3. So the percentage is 3.

If the vehicle number's last four numbers sum is an

even number, then they will get the odd place sum
discount.

For example: If the vehicle number is

TN43CD1311 then have to return the message with
a discount as "Your discount percentage is 2".

Here, the last 4 numbers sum is 6 which is an even

number, so we should take the odd number sum,
that is 1+1=2. So the discount percentage is 2.

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the vehicle number as the user input string.
• Then call the 'check_number' method and pass the vehicle number as an
argument.
• Display the values returned by the function.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.
Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions as specified in the
problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter Vehicle Number: TN35CR1112

Sample Output 1:

Your discount percentage is 3

Sample Input 2:

Enter Vehicle Number: TN43AD1311

Sample Output 2:

Your discount percentage is 2

Sample Input 3:

Enter Vehicle Number: TN43AD23

Sample Output 3:

Invalid vehicle number

Q8 Find Grade
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Concepts Covered:
 • Strings
• Functions

Problem Description:

The NNN Academy conducts an exam for its students. They want to develop
software to find their students' exam results. As per their software, the student gets
2 marks for correct answers and 1 negative mark for wrong answers. Then calculate
the students' mark percentage. Based on the percentage of students, the result
should be determined. Help them develop software using Python.

Get the correct and incorrect answers to count from the user. then invoke the
following function to find the exam result.

Requirement: Define a function with the name 'find_exam_result()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Find the exam find_exam_result(correct,Incorrect This method takes the correct and
result of the ) incorrect counts of a question as
student. arguments. Then, add both questions
counts together to get the total number of
questions. If the total question is 120, then
find the total marks. Otherwise, this
function should return the message
'Invalid number of questions

Total marks are calculated by assigning

two marks to each correct answer and one
negative mark to each incorrect answer.

Then calculate the percentage as:

Percentage=(total marks/120)*100

Based on the mark percentage students'

grades should be determined and returned
the same.

Percentage Return string value

Greater than equal You have received A
to 75 grade
Greater than equal
You have
to 60 and less than
received B grade
75
 Greater than equal
You have received C
to 50 and less than
grade
60
Sorry! You have
Less than 50
failed

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the correct and incorrect answer counts from the
user.
• Invoke the method 'find_exam_result' and pass the correct and incorrect
answer counts as arguments.
• Capture the value returned from the method, and display it as specified in the
sample input and output.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions as specified in the
problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the count of correct answers:90

Enter the count of incorrect answers:30

Sample Output 1:

You have received A grade

Sample Input 2:
Enter the count of correct answers:40

Enter the count of incorrect answers:80

Sample Output 2:

Sorry! You have failed

Sample Input 3:

Enter the count of correct answers:60

Enter the count of incorrect answers:50

Sample Output 3:

Invalid number of questions

Q9 Product Code
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Based on: Product Code
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Concepts Covered:

• Strings
• Functions

Problem Description:

A manufacturing company ships the product to a specific location. For that, they need a code
for each product. The code is generated based on the product name, destination location, and
manufactured month and year. Help them generate code in Python.
Requirement: Define a function with the name 'generate_code()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Generate the generate_code(product_details) This method takes product_details as arguments. Product
code for the details contain product name, destination, month, and year
product (productName:destination:month: year) as colon-separated
values.

The function should split the product_details based on the

(':') colon separator and then validate the details.

The validation rules are:

The length of the product name and the length of the

destination should be greater than 3. The month should be
between 1 to 12 (inclusive), and the length of the year
should be 4.

If all the details are valid, then generate the product code.

The product code format should

be Product_name/destination/month_year.

The product_name in the product code should be formed

as:

1. If the length of the product name is an odd number, the

product code will be the first 3 characters, For example,
The product code for mango will be MAN

2. If the length of the product name is an even number, the

code will be the last 3 characters. For example, the
product code for grapes will be PES.

3. Generated product name should be in upper case.

The destination in the product code should be the first and

the last characters of the destination in upper case. For
example, if the destination is Florida, then the destination
in the product code should be: FA

The month with the year in the product code should be

formed as the month followed by the last 2 digits in the
year. For example: if the month and year are 9 and
2019, then the month_year should be '919'.

Example: If the input string is:

Sanitizer:
 Florida:9:2019 Then the
generated code will be SAN/FA/919

Note: Do not consider the space in the product name and

destination.

If the entered product detail is not valid, then display the

message: Invalid product details.
Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the sentence and a word from the user.
• Call the 'generate_code' method and pass the sentence and the word as its
arguments.
• Capture the string returned by the function and display it.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own code
in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds to

the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions as specified in
the problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the details:

Mask: Pune:11:2019

Sample Output 1:

ASK/PE/1119

Sample Input 2:
Enter the details:

Sanitizer: Florida:9:2019

Sample Output 2:

SAN/FA/919

Sample Input 3:

Enter the details:

Sanitizer: Bo:13:2019

Sample Output 3:

Invalid product details

Q10 Replace the Word

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Concepts Covered:

• Strings
• Functions

Problem Description:

A social media company wants to process users' posts to replace any unwanted
words before they are published on the platform. Help him by writing a Python
program to replace the unwanted words.

Requirement: Define a function with the name 'replace_word()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Replace all replace_word(sentence, This method takes a sentence and the word to be
the word) replaced as the arguments.
occurrences
of the If the sentence contains the specified word, then
specified this function should replace all the occurrences of
word. that word from the sentence (case-
insensitively) with asterisks and return it to the
caller method.

Note: number of asterisks should be the length of

the specified word.

If the specified word is not there in the sentence,

then return the message as "The given word is
not found in the sentence".

Refer to the sample input and output statements

for more clarifications.

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the sentence and a word from the user.
• Call the 'replace_word' method and pass the sentence and the word as its
arguments.
• Capture the string returned by the function and display it.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions as
specified in the problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the sentence:

This is a great day but sometimes people can be so damn annoying

Enter the word:

Damn

Sample Output 1:

This is a great day but sometimes people can be so **** annoying

Sample Input 2:

Enter the sentence:

Welcome to our home. Our home is very nice

Enter the word:

our

Sample Output 2:

Welcome to *** home. *** home is very nice

Sample Input 3:

Enter the sentence:

It's really annoying when a train is late and there's no explanation

Enter the word:

delay

Sample Output 3:

The given word is not found in the sentence

Q11 Key generation

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Concepts Covered:

• Strings
• Functions

Problem Description:

Shopjee is one of the famous online markets. The market intends to provide its
customers with a secret code in order to facilitate their purchases. If the customer
wants to purchase a product, they must provide their username and secret key. The
secret key is a single character that is the average of the ASCII values of their
username. Help them create an application in Python to create the secret key using
the below-mentioned function.

Requirement 1: Define a function with the name 'generate_secret_key()'.

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

generate the generate_secret_key(name) This method should take the name as its argument
secret key and generate a secret key for the customer.

The length of the string should be between 2 to

10, both inclusive and the username must have
alphabets only. If not, the function should
return "Invalid Input".

For generating the secret key, convert the input

string to lowercase and find the average of the
equivalent ASCII values of all characters in the
input string.

Return the equivalent character to the average

value as output

For example: "Reverse" has a length of 7 and has

only alphabets. The lowercase equivalent is
"reverse". So, the sum of equivalent ASCII values
is(r=114,e=101,v=118,e=101,r=114,s=115,e=101)
764. Now, the average of ASCII values is (764/7)
109. Therefore, the equivalent character of the
average value, 109 is m.

Note:
 Make use of ord() and chr() methods for getting
the ASCII value (Unicode value) of a character
and for converting an ASCII (Unicode) to the
corresponding character.

ord('e') will give 101

chr(101) will give 'e'.

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the name from the user.

• Call the 'generate_secret_key' method and pass this input string as its
argument and capture the key returned by the method.
• Display the value returned by the function as specified in the sample input and
output statements

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places alone
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions as
specified in the problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the name: Mathew

Sample Output 1:

k
Sample Input 2:

Sample Output 2:

Invalid Input

Sample Input 3:

Ab123

Sample Output 3:

Invalid Input

Q12 Trainer Ratings

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Based on: Trainer Ratings(---RETIRED---)
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Concepts Covered:

• Collections
• Functions

Problem Description:

BestOne is a top training institute. The institute has a large number of trainers to
train new candidates who join their institute. In the end, the candidates have to give a
rating to the trainers based on the training they have taken. The institute wants to
know how many candidates gave ratings between 0 - 5 (inclusive) and 6 and above
so that they can give some incentives to the trainer. Write a program in Python to
simulate this scenario.

Requirement 1: Define a function with the name 'create_ratings()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities
Create a list of ratings create_ratings This method takes a string of values
from the input string. (input_string) (trainer_id: ratings, colon separated)
separated with a comma as an argument.

The function should split the string based

on the comma separator and generate it as
a list.

Then split each element in the list based

on ':' (colon) and store the trainer id as
the key to the dictionary and the rating
as a float value for that key.

Return this dictionary to the caller

method.

Requirement 2: Define a function with the name 'count_ratings()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Count the count_ratings(rating_dict) This method takes the dictionary of
ratings ratings as the argument.

Iterate this dictionary and store the id of the

trainers in a list of the no. of ratings
between 0 and 5 (inclusive). Likewise, if
the trainer rating is 6 and above, then add
the trainer id to another list.

Finally, return both lists to the caller

method. The return order should be:

First, return the trainer list whose rating is

between 0-5 and the other trainer list should
be the second value

For example, If the rating dictionary

is: {'ss12':2, 'rr34':6, 'ww21':3,'tr45': 7,
'yt:23':5}, then the function should return
the values as : ['ss12', 'ww21','yt23'],
['rr34', 'tr45']

If there are no trainers with the range

specified, then return the string and empty
list instead of that specified list.

Process flow:
 • In the 'main' method, get a string of trainer details (trainer_id:
ratings) separated with a comma (',').

E.g.: WW23:4,RR45:8,YY12:1

• Call the 'create_ratings' method and pass this input string as its argument and
capture the dictionary returned by the method.
• Then call the 'count_ratings' method and pass the dictionary of ratings as its
argument.
• Display the values returned by the function as specified in the sample input
and output statements.
• If any or all of the list returned by the 'count_ratings' function is empty then
display the message 'Nil' as shown in the sample output statements.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places alone.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions as
specified in the problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the ratings (as comma-separated values): WW12:5, TT11:9,

WQ34:7,YU60:3,BN01:7,VV55:8,PL23:6

Sample Output 1:

The list of trainers with ratings between 0-5: ['WW12:', 'YU60']

The list of trainers with ratings between 6 and above: ['TT11', 'WQ34', 'BN01', 'BN01','
PL23']

Sample Input 2:
Enter the ratings (as comma-separated values): WE01:0, TR02:1, PO02:4, IT05:2

Sample Output 2:

The list of trainers with ratings between 0-5: ['WE01', 'TR02', 'PO02',' IT05']

The list of trainers with ratings between 6 and above: Nil

Sample Input 3:

Enter the ratings (as comma-separated values): WE01:10, TR02:6, PO02:7, IT05:9

Sample Output 3:

The list of trainers with ratings between 0-5: Nil

The list of trainers with ratings between 6 and above: : ['WE01', 'TR02', 'PO02',' IT05']

Q13 Filter Participants

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
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Based on: Filter Participants(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Collections
• Functions

Problem Description:

Buddy's academy is one of the most famous gaming academies in our city. They
conduct 3 types of games for the kids. As part of the game, their average points will
be calculated. From their average points, they are selected for the next round. Help
the academy select the participants for the next level using the Python program.
Requirement 1: Define a function ' calculate_score()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Calculate the calculate_score(participants_list) This method takes the list of
score for each participants' names and each round score
participant as its argument.

Iterate through this list, calculate the

average score and store the name and the
average in a dictionary.

The dictionary keys should be: the name of

the participant and the value should be
average.

Example:

{'Kings'':87, 'John':65, .......}

Finally, return this dictionary to the caller

method.

Requirement 2: Define a function 'filter_participants()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Filter the Filter_participants This method takes the dictionary that is returned by
participants (participants_dictionary, the calculate_score() method and the passing score
pass_score) (score for selecting the next level as an argument).

Iterate the participants' dictionary and find out the

qualifiers for the next level based on the passing
score provided.

If the participant's average score is greater than or

equal to the specified pass score, then display the
participant's name.

For example: If the participants' dictionary

is: {'Kevin': 84.5, 'Smith': 70, 'Benny':81'} and the
pass score is 80, then the returned list should
be: ["Kevin", "Benny"]

If no participants are selected for the next level,

then return an empty list ([]).
Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the participant name, and each round point from the
user as colon (":") separated values (already given in the code template) and
append it to a list.
• Call the 'calculate_score' method and pass the list of participants' details and
capture the list of dictionaries returned by the function and display it.
• Then call the 'filter_participants' method and pass the participants' dictionary
and pass the score to the method for filtering the participants and appends
the name of the participants who are selected for the next level to a list and
returned the same. If the function returns an empty list, display the message
as " No one selected".

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions as specified in the
problem description.

Sample Input and Output1:

Enter the no. of participants:4

Enter the details:

Johan:77:87:69

Smith:44:65:56

George:99:73:56

Benny:67:67:33

Enter the pass score to select next level:76

Next level selected participants are:

Johan

George

Sample Input and Output 2:

Enter the no. of participants:3

Enter the details:

James:70:82:66

Livi:47:75:36

Ronn:96:73:56

Enter the pass score to select the next level:80

No one selected

Q14 Room Rent

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Room Rent(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Strings
• Collections
• Functions

Problem Description:

AADISTA Hotel Management performs all its tasks, especially customer

manipulations and rent calculations manually. Since they take an enormous time to
perform these tasks, they planned to automate them. In order to do so, they need
an application in Python language that calculates the number of days a room is
taken for rent and calculates room rent.

Requirement 1: Define a function with the name 'calculate_days()'.

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

calculate the calculate_days(from_date, This method should take
number of days to_date) the from_date and to_date as arguments
and calculate the number of days the
room was taken for rent and return the
same

Note: Without applying the date function

find the number of days. Use the string
split function to split the date.

In from_date and to_date input, the first

two digits represent the days and the next
two digits represent the month.

Assume, the number of days in a

month should be 30 days.

Requirement 2: Define a function with the name 'calculate_total_amount()'.

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

calculate total calculate_total_amount (customer_name, This method should
amount room_type, no_of_days): take customer_name, room_type,
and no_of_days as arguments and
calculate the total amount for the
room.

The room amount should be

calculated based on the below
conditions.

Room_type Room No of Discount

cost days
per
day
Single 3300 <=3 10%
 >3 15%
Double 4000 <=3 10 %
>3 17%
Triple 4500 <=3 10%
>3 20%

This method should return a

dictionary with the keys: "Customer
Name", "No of days" and "Total
amount" and the values should be
the corresponding values of those
keys.

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, the input for the program is given along with the code
template. The input format should be:

room_no:customer_name:room_type:from_date:to_date (colon separated).

In the from_date and to_date input values, the first two digits represent the
days and the next two digits represent the month.

Example: ARO123:Smith:Double:12/05:13/05

• Call the 'calculate_days' method and pass from_date and to_date as its
arguments. Capture the days returned by the method.
• Call the 'calculate_total_amount' method and pass customer_name,
room_type, and no_of_days as parameters.
• Display the values returned by the function as specified in the sample input
and output statements.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:
 • In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds
to the input, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places alone.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions as
specified in the problem description.

Sample Input:

ARO123:Smith:Double:12/05:13/05

Sample Output:

Customer Name: Smith

No of days: 1

Total amount: 3600.0

Q15 Bike Race

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
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Based on: Bike Race(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Functions
• Collections

Problem Description:

F2 conducts a bike race event. At the end of the event, they want to know how many
participants are qualified for the next level. Get the total number of participants for
the race and the biker's Id, name, and speed from the user. Based on the speed, find
out the time taken to complete the race, and display the participants who are all
qualified for the next level based on the given time.

Write a Python program to find the count of participants qualified for the next level.

Requirement 1: Define a function 'calculate_time()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Calculate the calculate_time(race_details) This method takes a list of bikers' details (string) as its argumen
completion
time of each Iterate through this list and split each string based on ':' (colon) and
racer. completion time of each player.

The completion time should be calculated as :

Time taken= distance/speed. (where distance=200)

Note: Round off the completion time for one (1) decimal place.

Then store the id, name, and completion time in a dictionary in wh

'Id', 'Name', and 'Time' and the values should be the corresponding
attribute. Then add each of these dictionaries to a list.

For example, if the input for the function is

: ['BK12:Keane:2.5','BK23:Smith:3.3','BK03:Maxi:2.4'],

then the generated dictionary should be:

[{'Id':'BK12','Name':'Keane','Time':
2.5}, {'Id':'BK23','Name':'Smith','Time':3.3},{'Id':'BK03','Nam

Finally, return this list of dictionaries to the caller method.

Requirement 2: Define a function 'find_qualifiiers()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Find the find_qualifiers(race_details,time) This method takes the list of dictionaries that are
qualifiers. returned by the calculate_time() method and the time to
qualify for the next level.

Iterate through this list, and find out the qualifiers for
the next level based on the qualifying time provided.
 Any participants who have taken less than or equal to
the time specified by the user are qualified for the next
level.

Append these qualified racer's names to a list and return

this list to the caller function.

For example: If the list of dictionaries is like

[{'Id':'BK12','Name':'Keane',' Time':
2.5}, {'Id':'BK23','Name':'Smith','
Time':3.3},{'Id':'BK03','Name':'Maxi','
Time':3}] and the qualifying time is 3, then, the
returned list should be: ["Keane", "Maxi"]

If no participants are qualified for the next level, then

return an empty list ([]).

Process flow:

• In the main() method, get the no. of racers and their details as specified in the
sample input statements. (already given in the code template) and append it
to a list.
• Call the 'calculate_time' method and pass the list of race details and capture
the list of dictionaries returned by the function.
• Then call the 'find_qualifiers' method and pass this list of dictionaries to the
method for identifying the qualifiers and display the list of qualifier names
returned. If the function returns an empty dictionary, display the message as
"No one is qualified".

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.

• Get the number of racers and the racers' details (biker id, name, and
speed) from the user. Get the racer details as a single string separated
by ':' (colon). Refer to the sample input and output statements for more
clarifications.

Example:

Enter the no. of race participants:3

BK12:Keane:80

BK23:Smith:60
 BK03:Maxi:85

• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions as specified in the
problem description.

Sample Input and Output 1:

Enter the no. of race participants:3

Enter the details:

BK12:Keane:80

BK23:Smith:60

BK03:Maxi:85

Enter the time to qualify for the next level:2.5

The qualified participants are:

Keane

Maxi

Sample Input and Output 2:

Enter the no.of race participants:2

BK12:Glenn:56

BK45:Ruby:45

Enter the time to qualify for the next level:3

No one is qualified
Q16 Deducing Blood Group
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Based on: Deducing Blood Group(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Collections
• Functions

Problem Description:

SNAS laboratory decided to develop software to deduce the blood group of a person
based on two factors.
i. antigens and antibodies type present
ii. presence or absence of the RhD antigen

Help them to develop software using Python.

Get the input from the user as a comma-separated string like 4 y/n (yes or no)
corresponding to the presence or absence of A antigens, B antigens, anti-A
antibodies, anti-B antibodies, and + or - corresponding to the presence or absence of
the Rh factor.

Requirement 1: Define a function with the name 'create_list()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Create a list create_list(factors) This method should take a string value
from the given separated by commas as an argument.
input string Then split the string based on the comma,
generate a new_list, and then return this list
to the caller method.

Requirement 2: Define a function with the name 'deduce_blood_group()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Deduce the deduce_blood_group(blood_details) This method takes the list containing 5
blood group characters: 4 y/n corresponding to the
presence or absence of A antigens, B
antigens, anti-A antibodies, anti-B
antibodies, and + (plus) or - (minus)
corresponding to the presence or absence
of the Rh factor as the argument.

Deduce the blood group by matching the

input obtained with the help of the table
given below and then return the blood
group.

Refer to the table given below.

Antigens/ Antigens/ RhD Blood

Antibodies Antibodies Group
type 1 type 2
A antigens anti-B positive A+
antibodies (+)
B antigens anti-A positive B+
antibodies (+)
A antigens B antigens positive AB+
anti-A anti-B positive O+
antibodies antibodies (+)
A antigens anti-B negative A-
antibodies
B antigens anti-A negative B-
antibodies (-)
A antigens B antigens negative AB-
(-)
anti-A anti-B negative O-
antibodies antibodies (-)

Example: If the inputs are

like y,y,n,n,+. then the function should
return the value: AB+

Note:

• The presence of A antigens and

anti-A antibodies is an incorrect
combination.
• The presence of B antigens and
anti-B antibodies is an incorrect
combination.
 In either case, the function should
return False.

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the inputs separated with a comma(',').

• Call the 'create_list' and pass this input string as its argument and capture the
list returned by the method.
• Then call the 'deduce_blood_group' and pass the new_list and capture the
value returned by the function. If the function returns True display the output
as specified in the sample input and output statements.
• If the 'deduce_blood_group' method returns False, display the message as
"Incorrect combination of antigens/antibodies entry".

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods and to check for their
correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Get the inputs from the user as a single string separated by commas.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places alone.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions, as
specified in the problem description.

Sample Input 1:
Enter y/n for A antigens, y/n for B antigens, y/n for anti-A antibodies, y/n for anti-B
antibodies, and +/- for Rh factor (as comma separated values):y,y,n,n,-

Sample Output 1:
Deduced blood group: AB-

Sample Input 2:
Enter y/n for A antigens, y/n for B antigens, y/n for anti-A antibodies, y/n for anti-B
antibodies, and +/- for Rh factor (as comma separated values): y,n,y,n,+
Sample Output 2:
Incorrect combination of antigens/antibodies entry

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Q17 Cricket Academy
Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Cricket Academy(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Coverage:

• Functions
• Collections

Problem Description:

A leading cricket selection academy in the state is in need of an automated system

that should manipulate the player details provided. Help them to develop a Python
application that can be used by the administrator for the mentioned requirement.

Requirement: Create player details, store them, and display them using functions.

Requirement 1: Create the player details

Requirement Method Name Responsibilities

Create the player create_player(player_id, This method should take player id,
details and store player_name, matches_played, name,matches_played, and runs_scored as its
this information in runs_scored) argument and should save inside a dictionary as :
a list as dictionary
{"Id":<id of the player>,"Name":<name of the
player>,"Matches_Played":<no. of matches
played>, "Runs_Scored":<total no. of run
taken>}

The function should return this dictionary to

the caller method.

Requirement 2: Display player details

Requirement Method Name Responsibilities

Iterate the list and display_player(players_details) This method should take the
display the player 'players_details' list, as an argument and iterate
details. this list and display details of the players who
 have taken centuries. If no player has taken
centuries, then display the message as: "No player
details found"

Process flow:

1. In the main method, if the user enters option 1, get the player details such as
player id, name, matches played, and runs scored, from the user and pass those
details to the function ' create_player'. This method should return a dictionary of
player details and append this dictionary to the list 'players_details'.

2. If the user enters option2, pass list 'players_details' as an argument to function

'display_player'

3. Option 3 is to stop the program execution. When the user chooses this
option, display the message "Thank you" and exit. Please do not use 'sys. exit()'
. Instead, use the 'break' statement.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• The code for creating a menu for displaying various options to create and
display details is provided along with the code template. You have to
implement the functionalities alone.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions as
specified in the problem description.

Sample Input and Output 1:

1. Create Player

2. Display Player details

3. Exit

Enter the option: 2

No player details found

1. Create Player

2. Display Player details

3. Exit

Enter the option: 1

Player id: ICC345

Player name: Dhoni

Matches played: 400

Runs scored: 6789

1. Create Player

2. Display Player details

3. Exit

Enter the option: 1

Player id: ICC890

Player name: Rohit

Matches played: 20

Runs scored: 568

1. Create Player

2. Display Player details

3. Exit
Enter the option: 2

Player 1 :

Id: ICC345

Name: Dhoni

Matches_Played : 400

Runs_Scored : 6789

Player 2 :

Id: ICC890

Name: Rohit

Matches_Played : 20

Runs_Scored : 568

1. Create Player

2. Display Player details

3. Exit

Enter the option : 3

Thank you

Sample Input and Output 2:

1. Create Player

2. Display Player details

3. Exit
Enter the option: 1

Player id: ICC877

Player name: Ronn

Matches played: 2

Runs scored: 56

1. Create Player

2. Display Player details

3. Exit

Enter the option: 2

No player details found

1. Create Player

2. Display Player details

3. Exit

Enter the option: 3

Thank you

Q18 Game Event

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Game Event(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Collections
 • Functions

Problem Description:

At SRS College, "Rainbow FM" has arranged a game among college students. Mr.
Joe, who is the organizer of this event, divided some students into two teams and
conducted the events between them. Help the organizer identify the winning team in
each round and each team's win count in the game by using a Python program.

Get the number of rounds and each round's points for team 1 and team 2 from the
user and store them in two lists separately.

Requirement 1: Define a function with the name 'find_each_round_winner()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Find the winner find_each_round_winner( team1,team2) This method should take two lists (team 1's points
of each round 2's points) as its arguments.

To find out the winner of each round, the function

iterate these two lists and should compare the corr
points in both lists. Define an empty list to store th
team. When comparing the scores in each round,

• If Team 1 points are more than Team 2, t

append the string 'Team 1' to the new lis

• If Team 2 points are more than Team 1, t

append the string 'Team 2' to the new lis

• If both team points are equal, then "Equ

be appended to the list.

For example,

if Team1 = [2, 3, 4], and Team2 = [4, 3, 2],

The new list should be ['Team2','Equal','Team1']

Finally, returned this new list to the caller method

Requirement 2: Define a function with the name 'count_winners()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities
Count the winning count_winners(winner_list) This method takes the winner list as its argument.
details of each
team Find the number of rounds won by each team, and add it
to the dictionary with "Team1," "Team2," and "Equal"
as the keys and the corresponding count as the value.

Then return this dictionary to the caller method.

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the number of rounds and each round's points from
the user and store them in a list.
• Invoke the method 'find_each_round_winner' by passing the list of team1 and
team2 as its argument. Capture the winner details returned by the method.
• Then invoke the method 'count_winners' by passing the winner's details list
returned by the previous method as its argument. Store the dictionary that
contains the winning count of each team returned by the function and display
it as specified in the sample input and output statements.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• If the number of rounds is less than or equal to zero then display the message
as "Invalid rounds".
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions as specified in the
problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the no of rounds :

Enter the team1 points :

9

Enter the team2 points :

Sample Output 1:

[Equal, Team2, Team1, Equal, Team2]

Team1: 1

Team2: 2

Equal: 2

Sample Input 2:

Enter the number of rounds:

Enter the team1 points:

5
Enter the team2 points:

Sample Output 2:

['Team1', 'Team1', 'Team1']

Team1 : 3

Team2 : 0

Equal : 0

Sample Input 3:

Enter the no of rounds :

-4

Sample Output 3:

Invalid rounds

Q19 Task Manager

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Based on: Task Manager(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Collections
• Functions
Problem Description:

The program is a to-do list manager that allows a user to add tasks to a list and mark them as
completed once the task is completed. The program should store the tasks in a list that
maintains the order in which the tasks were added and allows tasks to be efficiently removed
by their index once it is completed.

To implement the to-do list manager, we could use a list from the collections to store the
tasks.

Requirement 1: Define a function 'add_task()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Add the tasks add_task(task, todo_list) This method takes a task and
to a list todo_list as arguments and
adds the task to the end of the
todo_list and returns the list.

Requirement 2: Define a function 'mark_task_complete()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Remove the mark_task_complete(index, This method takes the index
task from a list todo_list) position and the todo_list as its
arguments, removes the task at
a given index from the list, and
then displays the list with the
remaining tasks.

If the index is greater than the

length of the list or the list is
empty then display the message
as "Invalid input".

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, if the user enters "1", get the task, from the user and pass
the task and todo_list to the function 'add_task'.
 • If the user enters "2", get the index, from the user and pass the index and
todo_list to the function 'mark_task_complete' and then display the todo_list
as specified in the sample input and output.
• If the user enters "3" then stop the program execution. Please do not use 'sys.
exit()' . Instead, use the 'break' statement.
• If the user enters other than "1", "2" or "3" then display the message "Invalid
command" and exit. Please do not use 'sys. exit()' . Instead,
use the 'break' statement.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own code
in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds to

the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• The code for creating a menu for displaying various options to add and remove
details is provided along with the code template. You have to implement the
functionalities alone.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions as specified in
the problem description.

Sample Input and Output 1:

Enter a command (1 to add a task, 2 to mark a task complete, 3 to quit): 1

Enter the task to add: Schedule Meetings

Enter a command (1 to add a task, 2 to mark a task complete, 3 to quit): 1

Enter the task to add: Order stationery

Enter a command (1 to add a task, 2 to mark a task complete, 3 to quit): 1

Enter the task to add: Maintain Office Items

Enter a command (1 to add a task, 2 to mark a task complete, 3 to quit): 2

Enter the index of the task to mark as complete: 1

Schedule Meetings

Maintain Office Items

Enter a command (1 to add a task, 2 to mark a task complete, 3 to quit): 3

Sample Input and Output 2:

Enter a command (1 to add a task, 2 to mark a task complete, 3 to quit): 1

Enter the task to add: Order Items

Enter a command (1 to add a task, 2 to mark a task complete, 3 to quit): 1

Enter the task to add: Schedule Meetings

Enter a command (1 to add a task, 2 to mark a task complete, 3 to quit): 2

Enter the index of the task to mark as complete: 3

Invalid Input

Enter a command (1 to add a task, 2 to mark a task complete, 3 to quit): 6

Invalid command

Sample Input and Output 3:

Enter a command (1 to add a task, 2 to mark a task complete, 3 to quit): 2

Invalid Input

Enter a command (1 to add a task, 2 to mark a task complete, 3 to quit): 3

Q20 Immunization Record

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Immunization Record(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 512 MiB

Concepts Coverage:

• Functions
• Collections
Problem Description:

A new vaccination center in the city wants an automated system that will help them
to create and maintain the details of children who have booked for vaccination.
Develop a Python application to meet this requirement.

Requirement: Create the records of children who have booked for vaccination, store
them, and display them using functions.

Requirement 1: Define a function with the name 'create_record()'

Requirement Method Name Responsibilities

Create the create_record (children_records) This method should take a list of
details of children's names, gender, weeks, and
children, and contact details (colon-separated values)
store this as its argument.
information in a
list of Iterate through this list and split each
dictionaries. string based on ':' (colon). Convert
weeks into integers.

If the week >=1 and <=24 then save the

details inside a dictionary as:

{"Name":<name of the
child>,"Gender":<gender of the
child>,"Weeks":<no. of weeks since
birth>, "Contact":<contact number of the
guardian or parent>}

Then append that dictionary to the list and

return the same.

If all the children's details do not meet the

above condition, then this function should
return an empty list..

Requirement 2: Define a function with the name display_record()

Requirement Method Name Responsibilities

Iterate the list and display_record(valid_records, This method should take the
display the details weeks) 'valid_records' (list of dictionaries) and
of the children. the week as arguments, iterate this list of
dictionaries, and display details of all the
children whose no. of weeks since birth
 is equal to or less than the weeks
specified in the argument list.

1. If there's no child <= the no. of weeks

specified, display: "No child under
<weeks> weeks has booked for the
vaccination".

2. If there's just 1 child under the no of

weeks specified, display: "There is 1
child under <weeks> weeks who have
booked for the vaccination".

3. Else, display : "There are <count>

children under <weeks> weeks who
have booked for the vaccination".

Process flow:

• In the main method, get the number of children and children details name,
gender, week, and contact) as a string of colon-separated values from the
user and append it to children_record.
• Invoke the "create_record' method, and pass the list of children's details as the
argument. If this method returns an empty list to the caller, then display the
message "No records available"
• If the list is not empty, get the weeks from the user and
invoke the 'display_record' method and pass the list of the dictionary
(valid_records) and the weeks as arguments, and display the message based
on the description.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• The code for creating a menu for displaying various options to create and
display details is provided along with the code template. You have to
implement the functionalities alone.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions as
specified in the problem description.

Sample Input and Output 1:

Enter the no of children:

5

Enter name, gender, weeks, and contact as colon-separated values:

Bobs: M:8:8876556789

Joshna: F:6:9867577881

Math: M:24:8769567465

Ann: F:16:9095023412

Sweety:F:25:9798422137

To display the records based on weeks since birth - Enter the no of weeks(<=24):10

Record 1 :

Name: Bobs

Gender: M

Weeks: 8

Contact: 8876556789

Record 2 :

Name: Joshna

Gender: F

Weeks: 6

Contact: 9867577881

There are 2 children under 10 weeks who have booked for the vaccination

Sample Input and Output 2:

Enter the no of children:

2
Enter name, gender, weeks, and contact as colon-separated values:

Neo: M:12:9095023491

Josh: F:25:9798422137

To display the records based on weeks since birth - Enter the no of weeks(<=24):10

No child under 10 weeks has booked for the vaccination

Q21 Stock Details

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Stock Details
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Collections
• Functions

Problem Description:

You are a software engineer at a sportswear leather products sales company, and
you have been asked to build a program in Python that helps to check the stock
details and place orders for customers. The program should allow users to check the
current availability of a specific item, place an order with the cost of the specified
item and display the remaining stock details.

Requirement 1: Define a function with the name 'check_availability()'

Requirement Method Name Responsibilities

Check the check_availability (item, This method should take item name, quantity,
availability of the quantity, stock) and stock as arguments. (stock dictionary is
item. given already)

You are provided

with one dictionary stock of each item and
quantity of each item respectively,
 Iterate the dictionary and find whether the
given item (using the item name)is available
or not.

If the item is present and the quantity

available is equal to or above the required
quantity, then, the function has to return
"True".

If the Item is not present or the quantity is less

than the required quantity, then the function
has to return "False".

Requirement 2: Define a function with the name 'place_order()'

Requirement Method Name Responsibilities

Place the orders place_order(item, quantity, This method should take item name, quantity,
stock, prices) stock, and prices as arguments and find the
total amount for the item and remaining stock
details. (The 'stock', and 'prices' dictionaries
are given with code templates.)

Iterate the stock dictionary and reduce the

quantity specified by the user for the specified
item quantity.

Then iterate the prices dictionary to find the

total amount and display it.

total_amount= qunatity*price

This function should also display the stock

dictionary after reducing the required
quantity.

Refer to the sample input and output

statements for more clarifications.

Process Flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the item name and quantity from the user.

Note: You are provided with two dictionaries stock and prices. The 'stock'
the dictionary contains the name of the items as the key and the available
quantity

as the value whereas the 'prices' dictionary contains the name of the item as
 the key and the price of the item as the value.

• Call the 'check_availability' method and pass item name, quantity, and
stock dictionary as its argument and capture the boolean value returned by
the method
• If the 'check_availability' method returns True then call the method
'place_order' and pass the item name, quantity, stock, and prices dictionaries
as its arguments. The function should display the total amount and the stock
dictionary after reducing the required quantity.
• If the 'check_availability' method returns False then display the message as
"Item is not available" and terminate the program.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places alone.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions, as
specified in the problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter an item: Gloves

Enter a quantity: 4

Sample Output 1:

Total amount: 1480

Remaining stock details

Sports Balls: 56

Shin guards: 50
Gloves: 56

Footwear: 15

Sample Input 2:

Enter an item: Masks

Enter a quantity: 3

Sample Output 2:

Item is not available

Q21 Predict Disease Probability

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Predict Disease Probability
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Collections
• Functions

Problem Description:

You are a data scientist at a healthcare company, and you have been asked to build a
program that helps doctors predict the likelihood of a patient developing a certain
disease based on various risk factors. The program should allow doctors to enter
patient data as a colon-separated string, such as age, gender, blood pressure, and
cholesterol level, and output a probability score indicating the likelihood of the
patient developing the disease.
To solve this problem, you could write a Python program that defines the following
functions:

Requirement 1: Define a function with the name 'compute_risk_score()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Find the risk compute_risk_score(patient_dat This method should take a list of patient
score of the a) details as an argument.
patient.
The function should find the total risk score
by adding each factor's risk score based on
the below condition and returning the same.

The risk score should be calculated as:

Factors Conditions Risk score

greater than 60 10
age less than equal
5
to 60
M 5
Gender
F 3
greater than
10
120
BP level
less than equal
5
to120
Greater than
15
cholesterol 200
level less than equal
10
to 200

Requirement 2: Define a function with the name 'predict_probability()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Find the predict_probability(risk_score) This method takes a risk score as an
probability argument and returns a probability score
score of the indicating the likelihood of the patient
patient. developing the disease.

The probability score is calculated as 1

minus the reciprocal of 1 plus the risk
score.

Example:
 probability = 1 - (1 / (1 + risk_score))

Note:

• It should return the probability

score as a float value in two
decimal places.

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the input patient data separated with a colon(:,').
• Call the 'compute_risk_score' and pass this patient data as its argument and
capture the risk_score returned by the method.
• Then call the 'predict_probability' and pass the risk_score as its argument.
• Display the probability score value returned by the function as specified in the
sample input and output statements.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods and to check for its
correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Get the inputs from the user as a single string separated by colon (':').
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places alone.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions, as
specified in the problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the patient data

62:M:125:210

Sample Output 1:

The probability of the patient developing the disease is 0.98

Sample Input 2:

Enter the patient data

44:F:100:180

Sample Output 2:

The probability of the patient developing the disease is 0.96

Q22 Parking Details

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Parking Details
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Strings
• Functions
• Collections

Problem Description:

Zee Cinema is one of the most famous theaters in the city. They have a large parking
area to park all the vehicles. The parking area is divided into 2 blocks, A block for
parking two-wheeler and B block for parking four-wheelers. When they enter vehicle
details, first they need to validate the license number, and then they want to generate
the parking id and amount based on the vehicle type.

You, as their software consultant, automate the above process by developing a

program in Python.

Requirement 1: Define the function with the name 'validate_license_number()'.

Requirement Method Responsibilities

Validate license validate_license_number(vehicle_ This method takes vehicle details as its
number details) argument and should validate the
license number.

The validation criteria should be:

• The length of the driving

license number should be 15.
• The first two letters should be
AA.
• The next two letters should be
(3rd and 4th) 99.
• The 5-8th characters should
be license-issued years
which is between (1990 -
2022)both inclusive.
• The remaining characters
should be any numbers.

If the license number is valid then it

should return True. If not it should
return False.

Requirement 2: Define the function with the name 'generate_parking_id()'.

Requireme Method Responsibilities

nt
Generate generate_parking_id (vehicle_deta This method takes valid vehicle details as its
parking id ils) argument. Using the vehicle details
and amount generate the parking id. The criteria for a
valid parking id should be:

• The first character in the parking id

should be the block name. The
parking block for two-
wheelers is A and for four-
wheelers is B.

• The next two characters should be

the sum of the last eight numbers
of the license number

• The last character should be the

first letter of the customer's name.

E.g.: If the entered string

is: TN37DE1034,Livi,AA9920126787787,
 Two wheeler,2" then the parking id will
be: A50L

This method should return the valid

parking code, name of the customer, and
amount for parking in the form of
a dictionary.

The keys of the dictionary should

be: 'Name', 'Parking Id', and 'Amount',
and the values should be the corresponding
values of each key like customer name,
generated parking number, and parking cost.

Cost for Two wheelers: hour*20.

Cost for Four wheelers: hour*30

Example:

{'Name': 'Johan, 'Parking Id': 'A50L',

'Amount': 40.0}

Note: Vehicle type should be Two wheeler

or Four wheeler

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the vehicle details input from the user in the
following format: vehicle number, customer name, license number, vehicle
type, and duration in hours. (comma separated)
• Call the 'validate_license_number' method and pass vehicle details to validate
the license number. If the license number is valid then return True else
return False.
• If the 'validate_license_number' method returns True then call the method
'generate_parking_id' and pass the parking details to generate the parking id
and amount.
• Capture the dictionary returned by the method and display the values returned
by the function as specified in the sample input and output statements.

• If the 'validate_license_number' method returns False then display the

message as "Invalid Input" and terminate the program.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.
Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.

• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions as specified in the

problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the Details:

TN37DE1034,Livi,AA9920126787787,Two wheeler,2

Sample Output 1:

{'Name': 'Livi', 'Parking Id': 'A50L', 'Amount': 40.0}

Sample Input 2:

Enter the Details:

TN40FW1034,Mathew,AA9919976733387,Four wheeler,2

Sample Output 2:

{'Name': 'Mathew', 'Parking Id': 'B37M', 'Amount': 60.0}

Sample Input 3:

Enter the Details:

TN40AA1034,Mathew,AG8720006733AA7,Two wheeler,2

Sample Output 3:
Invalid Input

Q23 Finding the Ugly Numbers

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Finding the Ugly Numbers(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Functions
• Collections

Problem Description:
Bricks Public School decides to evaluate the mathematical skills of its students.
They are given with a list of numbers and are asked to display the ugly numbers.
Ugly numbers are numbers whose only prime factors are 2, 3 or 5.
Write a Python program to find an ugly number from a given list of numbers.

Requirement: Define a function with the name 'is_ugly()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Find all the ugly is_ugly(number_list) This method takes the list of numbers as the
numbers from the argument. Iterate this list and display the
given list ugly number.

Ugly numbers are numbers whose only

prime factors are 2, 3 or 5

For example, if the list's numbers are 80,

81, 10, and 77, the ugly numbers are 80, 81,
and 10.

If there are no ugly numbers identified from

the given list, then the message will be
displayed as "No ugly numbers found"

Process flow:
 • In the 'main' method, get the input string as comma separated specified in the
sample input statements. (already given in the code template) and append it
to the number list.
• Then call the is_ugly, pass this number list as an argument and display the
ugly number as specified in the sample input and output.
• If there are no ugly numbers in the given list, then display the message "No
ugly numbers found".

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business method and check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample Input / output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds
to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions, as specified in the
problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the numbers (as comma-separated values):81,77,99,10

Sample Output 1:

81
10

Sample Input 2:
Enter the numbers (as comma-separated values):11,22,33,44,55

Sample Output 2:
No ugly numbers found
Q24 Registration Number
Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Registration Number(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Coverage:

• Functions
• Collections

Problem Description:

Adler University has planned to conduct a webinar for both; their students and other
University students, for which they collected the register numbers of all
students. Now the University needs to filter the register numbers of other University
students alone. The Adler University student's register number starts with
'7119' and any registration number starts apart from '7119' belongs to other
University students.

Write a program in Python to simulate this.

Requirement: Define a function with the name 'filter_regno()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Calculate the filter_regno(reg_no) This method takes the list of register
total cash-back numbers of all students registered for the
amount webinar as the argument. Iterate this list and
filter register numbers of other college students
alone in a list.

The function 'filter_regno()' should return a

list of register numbers of students who
registered from Universities other than Adler
University. if no students are found,
then return an empty list.

Refer to the sample input and output statements for more clarification.
The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Get the no. of students registered for the webinar from the user and then get
the registration number of students one by one.
• The register number of students registered for the webinar should be stored in
a list and passed this list as the parameter to the function 'filter_regno()'.
• The register number's values should be of string type.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the no. of students registered for the webinar: 5

Enter the register numbers:
710617104025
711217104086
711916104026
711917106007
717618104078

Sample Output 1:
Register numbers of students from other Universities:
[710617104025,711217104086,717618104078]

Sample Input 2:

Enter the no. of students registered for the webinar:2

Enter the register numbers:
7119087
7119e4

Sample Output 2:
Register numbers of students from other Universities: [ ]

Q25 Scholarships
Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Scholarships(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Collections
• Functions

Problem Description:

A student's survey results information is stored in two different strings as comma-

separated values. The first string represents all students' ids who are having
scholarships and not having scholarships. The second string represents only the
students' ids who is having scholarships.

Now the university wants to store them in two different lists and needs to identify the
students who do not have scholarships. Write a program in Python to simulate the
same.

Requirement 1: Define a function with the name 'check_scholarships()'

Requirement Method Name Responsibilities

Identify the 'check_scholarships(string1, This method should take two strings (string 1
students who do string2 ) contains the entire student ids as comma (',')
not have separated values and string 2 contains the students'
scholarships id who have scholarships) as its arguments.

The function should make it two different lists and if

the length of the first list is less than the second list,
then return the message:" Invalid data".
 Otherwise, iterate both the list and identify students
who do not have scholarships and append their ids
on a new list.

After adding all the ids, return that list to the caller
functions.

If all the students have scholarships, then return the

message "All students have scholarships".

Process Flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the entire students' ids as a single string separated
by ',' (comma) from the user.
• Then get the ids of the students who are having scholarships as a single
string separated with a comma (',') from the user.
• Call the 'check_scholarships' method and pass these two string inputs as
arguments.
• Capture the list of values returned from the function and display it as
specified in the sample output statements

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places alone.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions, as
specified in the problem description.

Sample Input 1:

117,112,113,114,115,116,111

113,114,115

Sample Output 1:

Students without scholarships: 117,112,116,111

Sample Input 2:

113,114,115

117,112,113,114,115,116,111

Sample Output 1:

Invalid data

Sample Input 2:

117,112,113,114,115,116,111

117,112,113,114,115,116,111

Sample Output 1:

All students have scholarships

Q26 Dan’s Scorecard

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Dan’s Scorecard(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Functions
• Collections

Problem Description:

Dan is playing a video game, in which, his character competes in a hurdle race by
jumping over hurdles with heights. He used to maintain the maximum heights of
units he jumps in each race in his scorecard. But in this scorecard, he can only
append the score one after another. He cannot insert it in the middle or in the
beginning. Dan uses this scorecard to maintain the total no. of scores with a split of
how many score values are equal to or above 50% of the average score value.

Requirement: Define a function with the name 'calculate_score()''

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Find out the total calculate_score(score_values) This method takes the list of score values as
number of score the argument.
values that are
equal to or above Iterate this list and find out the total number of
50% of the score values that are equal to or above 50% of
average score the average score value and return this value to
the caller method.

For example, if a score card with the size of 4

and with the score values: 3,1,7, and 2, then the
total no. of score values that are equal to or
above 50% of the average score value is 3 and
the function should return this value.

If all the score values are '0', then the function

should return 0.

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the size of the scorecard from the user and then get
the score values of float type one by one and append it to a list.
• Then call the 'calculate_score' method and pass the list of score values.
• Display the values returned by the function.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:
 • In the sample Input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds
to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.

• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions as specified in the

problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the size of the score card:7

Enter the score values:

10
5
1
4
7
2
4

Sample Output 1:

The score values that are equal to or above 50% of the average score: 5

Sample Input 2:

Enter the size of the score card:3

Enter the score values:
0.2
0.5
1.5

Sample Output 2:
The score values that are equal to or above 50% of the average score: 2

Sample Input 3:

Enter the size of the score card:3

Enter the score values:
0
0

Sample Output 3:

The score values that are equal to or above 50% of the average score: 0

Q27 Analyze comments

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Analyze comments(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts covered:

• Collections
• Functions

Problem Description:

You are a software engineer at a social media company, and you have been asked to build a
program that takes in a string containing a user's post and a list of keywords and displays
texts that contains one or more of the keywords.

The comments are provided as a single string, with each comment separated by a newline and
the username preceding the comment text, separated by a colon.

Requirement 1: Define a function with the name 'analyze_comments()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities
Analyze the analyze_comments(input_string, This method takes an input string and
users' comments keywords) keywords as arguments. splits the input
and find the string into a list of lines, iterates over the
keywords in lines in the list, and splits each line into a
their comments username and comment text.

Then iterate over the keywords. If any

keywords are found in the comment text,
display the text.

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, input string and keywords are given already.
• Call the method 'analyze_comments' and pass the input string and keywords as
arguments, and display it as specified in the sample input and output.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own code
in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input / output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds to
the input, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions as specified in the problem
description.

Sample Input:

"user1: I love this post!\nuser2: This is a great post!\nuser3: I totally agree with
user1\nuser4: This post is amazing!"

["love", "great", "amazing"]

Sample Output:

I love this post!

This is a great post!

This post is amazing!

Q28 Cash Back Offer

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Cash Back Offer(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Collections
• Functions

Problem Description:

TravelWithUs is a travel credit card issuer that provides various offers for travel-
related spending. As a part of the festive season, they planned to give a cash-back
offer to their customers based on the credit points they have earned so far. Find
below the cash-back offer details:

• Credit point is 50 or above, then the cash-back offer is $5 per point.

• If the credit point is 30 or above and below 50, then the cash-back is $2 per
point.
• If the credit point is below 30, then the offer is $1 per point.

Based on this information, the online shop needs to find out the total cash-back
amount they need to spend for their customers. Write a program in Python to
simulate this scenario.

Requirement: Define a function with the name 'calculate_amount()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Calculate the calculate_amount(credit_points) This method takes the list of credit points as
total cash-back the argument. Iterate this list and calculate the
amount total cash-back amount for each credit point
based on the criteria mentioned and finally
returned the total cash-back amount to the
caller function.
Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the no. of credit card users and credit points of each
user one by one and append it to a list.
• Call the 'calculate_amount' method and pass the list of credit points as its
arguments.
• Capture the cashback amount returned by the function and display it.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Get the no. of customers from the user and then get the credit points one by
one.
• The credit point values should be of integer type.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places alone.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions as
specified in the problem description.

Sample Input 1:

Enter the no. of travel credit card users:5

Enter the credit points for user 1 :
10
Enter the credit points for user 2 :
20
Enter the credit points for user 3 :
30
Enter the credit points for user 4 :
40
Enter the credit points for user 5 :
50
Sample Output 1:

Total cash-back amount: 420

Sample Input 2:

Enter the no. of travel credit card users:3

Enter the credit points for user 1 :
0
Enter the credit points for user 2 :
-5
Enter the credit points for user 3 :
0

Sample Output 1:

Total cash-back amount: 0

Q29 Movie Ratings

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Movie Ratings(---RETIRED---)
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Collections
• Functions

Problem Description:

ZEE Film Fare Association released a new movie. They decided to find out whether
the movie received the highest or lowest rating feedback from viewers. Help them
create an application in Python to find the highest rating using the below mentioned
function.
Requirement: Define a function with the name 'check_rating()''

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Find out the check_rating (rating_list) This method takes the rating list as its
highest rating argument.
feedback given by
viewers. If the highest number of ratings is between
0 to 5 (inclusive) then it has to return "The
highest rating is for 0-5".

If the highest number of ratings is between

6 to 10 (inclusive) then it has to return
"The highest rating is for 6-10".

If both ratings are equal then it has to

return "Ratings are equal".

The rating should be between 0 and 10.

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the number of viewers and the rating from the user
and append it to a rating_list.
• If the ratings are not between 0 to 10 display the message as "Invalid Rating"
and ignore those ratings.
• Then call the 'check_rating' method and pass the rating list as the argument.
• Display the values returned by the function.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions as specified in the
problem description.

Sample Input :
Enter the number of viewers: 5

Sample Output :

The highest rating is for 0-5

Sample Input 2:

Enter the number of viewers: 5

Sample Output 2:

The highest rating is for 6-10

Sample Input 3:

Enter the number of viewers: 6

6
8

Sample Output 3:

Ratings are equal

Q30 Sales Competition

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Sales Competition
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 512 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Collections
• Functions

Problem Description:

Lotus Marketing Company is one of the best sales firms in the city.
They will select two representatives each quarter and compare their achieved sales
targets over a few days to determine which representative will be promoted. for
this, they collect the sales details of the two selected representatives, compare their
daily sales, and determine the winner. Assist them in determining the winner using
the Python program.

Requirement: Define a function with the name 'find_winner()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Find the find_winner(sales_rep1,sales_rep2) This method takes two lists of integer
winner of the numbers as arguments.
competition.
The first list represents the daily sales
achieved by the first representative and
the second list represents the daily sales
achieved by the second representative.
 Compare the sales achieved by the
representatives each day and find count
the no. of times each representative had
the most sales.

If sales_rep 1 has the most winning count,

then return "Sales Representative 1 is
the winner"

If sales_rep 2 has the most winning

count, then return "Sales
Representative 2 is the winner"

if both have the same number of the

winning count then return "Both are
winners"

Example:

If sales_rep1=[45, 67, 89],

sales_rep2=[34, 56, 90]

The winning count of sales_rep1 is 2, and

the winning count of sales_rep2 is 1. So it
has to return "Sales Representative 1 is
the winner."

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the number of days, and, for each day, get the sales
details of both representatives from the user and append that to a separate
list.
• Call the 'find_winner' method and pass the sales_rep1 and
sales_rep2 sales lists as its arguments.
• Capture the string returned by the function and display it.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
 • Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions as
specified in the problem description.

Sample Input 1:
Enter the number of days: 5

Enter daily sales for Sales Representative 1:

21

34

45

67

54

Enter daily sales for Sales Representative 2:

67

43

54

67

56

Sample Output 1:

Sales Representative 2 is the winner

Q31 Daily Temperature

Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Daily Temperature
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Collections
• Functions

Problem Description:

Mr. Helen decided to develop software to analyze the daily temperature. The
software shows the average temperature and the day with the highest temperature
from a list of daily temperatures. Help him develop software using a Python
program.

Requirement: Define a function with the name 'find_average_temperature()'

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Find the find_average_temperature(input_string) This method takes a comma-separated
average input string as an argument.
temperature
and the day The string contains daily records of
with the temperature. Split this string based on
highest the "," (comma) separator and iterate
temperature. the list to find the average
temperature and also find the day with
the highest temperature.

The average temperature should be

calculated as,

Average_temperature = total
temperature/length of the list.

Finally, the function should return a

list that should contain the average
temperature and the day with the
highest temperature.

For example: if the temperatures

are 24,32,31,28,35 then the average
temperature is 30.0, and the highest
temperature day is 5. So it has to
return [30.0,5].
 Note:

• The average temperature

should be in 2 decimal
places.
• If two or more days contain
the highest temperature,
then consider the first day
with the highest
temperature.

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the temperature of each day as a string separated by
commas ('',').
• Call the 'find_average_temperature' method and pass the input_string as its
arguments.
• Capture the value returned by the function and display it as per the sample
input and output statement.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business methods to check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for variables and functions as
specified in the problem description.

Sample Input 1:
Enter the temperatures of each day, separated by commas:31,33,35,37,28,33,41,36

Sample Output 1:

The average temperature is: 34.25

The day with the highest temperature is: 7

Q32 Calorie Requirement Calculation
Grade settings: Maximum grade: 100
Disable external file upload, paste and drop external content: Yes
Based on: Calorie Requirement Calculation
Run: Yes Evaluate: Yes
Automatic grade: Yes Maximum memory used: 320 MiB

Concepts Covered:

• Collections
• Functions

Problem Description:

The health care department of XYZ hospital wants to provide its patients with
information on their calorie requirement to maintain weight, based on age, gender,
height, weight, and particularly their activity level. Write a Python program that will
perform the calorie requirement calculation.

Get the gender and activity level from the user as a comma-separated string.
Get the age, height, and weight from the user as a comma-separated string.

Requirement: Define a function with the name 'calculate_calories()'.

Requirement Methods Responsibilities

Calculate the calculate_calories This method takes input_string1_list (gender and
calorie (input_string1_list, activity level) and
requirement. input_string2_list) input_string2_list (age, height in cm, and weight
in kg) as its arguments.

Calculate the calories required to maintain

weight based on below mentioned information
and return the same.

• Gender can take the value

- male or female
• Activity level can take the value
- sedentary or moderately
active or extra active
• Age is given in number, height in cm,
and weight in kg.

Activity level Value

sedentary 1.2
 moderately active 1.55
extra active 1.9

Formula :

For a "male",
calorie= ( (10*weight)+(6.25*height)-(5*age)-161
)*activity level value

For a "female",
calorie= ((10*weight)+(6.25*height)-
(5*age)+5 )*activity level value

For example, a 23-year-old female, activity level

sedentary with a height of 153 cm and a weight of
60 kg, will require 1735.5 calories per day.
calorie= ((10*60)+(6.25*153)-(5*23)+5 )*1.2=
1735.5

Process flow:

• In the 'main' method, get the input_string1 (gender and activity level), and
input_string2 (age, height, weight ) as comma-separated values from the user
and convert that into the list (Refer to the sample input statements).
• Then call 'calculate_calories', pass the input_string1_list and
input_string2_list as arguments, capture the calories returned from this
method, and display the same as specified in the sample output.

The main method is excluded from the evaluation. You are free to write your own
code in the main method to invoke the business method and check its correctness.

Note:

• In the sample input/output provided, the highlighted text in bold corresponds

to the input given by the user, and the rest of the text represents the output.
• Do not alter the given code template. Write your code only in the necessary
places.
• Strictly follow the naming conventions for functions, as specified in the
problem description.

Sample Input 1:
Enter the gender and activity level (as comma-separated values): female, sedentary
Enter the age, height, and weight (as comma-separated values): 23,153,60

Sample Output 1:

To maintain your current weight, you'll need 1735.5 calories per day