May I ask about 1 jes jython question

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Can someone help me ("John, 9,20,70,92")how to become ['John, '9','20','70','92'] John has passed the course! Assignment1:9/10
Assignment2:20/30
 Quizzes:7.0/10 
Exam:92 
Finalmark:93.75%
 how to calculate this

What I have tried:

can someone help me solve this
def marks(x):
  data = x.split(',')
  name = data[0]
  a1 = float(data[1])
  a2 = float(data[2])
  q =float(data[3])
  e = float(data[4])
  fr = a1+a2+q+(e/100*50)
  data = ''
    for f in fr:
      if not fr in '51-100':
        data

Posted 24-May-19 5:24am

jo1738313

Updated 25-May-19 18:42pm

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Richard Deeming 24-May-19 15:30pm

Your username makes it look like you're about to start posting "live-stream sports" spam. If you're not, then I would recommend changing it to something else.

jo1738313 25-May-19 1:30am

no I'm not

Richard MacCutchan 25-May-19 3:47am

Then change your username before some trigger happy people decide to kill your account.

jo1738313 26-May-19 0:42am

can u help me iupdate y'what I had tried' can u plz help me becoz this is task work can u help me plzzzzzzzz

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2019-05-24T22:00:00

Solution 2

You need to specifiy the separator character to split the string:

Python

data = x.split(',')  # split into fields
print(data) # print the new list

The variable data is now a list of the individual fields, so you can process then as required. But do not print the entire (expected) results in one statement as you have done. Process and print each field separately.

Posted 24-May-19 22:00pm

Richard MacCutchan

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jo1738313 25-May-19 8:59am

may I ask how to calculate the final result
can u see 'what I tried' whether I'm on a right track or not becoz using split and for loop still cannot

Richard MacCutchan 25-May-19 10:03am

You calculate the answers based on the rules of the question. But you have not told us what those rules are.

jo1738313 25-May-19 21:48pm

assignment 1 is worth 10%, assignment 2 is worth 30%, the quizzes are worth 10%, and the
exam is worth 50%.

Richard MacCutchan 26-May-19 3:24am

That is just simple mathematics.

jo1738313 26-May-19 0:43am

can u plz help me Richard becoz this is my task work and I have updated y'what I had tried 'can u plzz help me take a look

Richard MacCutchan 26-May-19 3:30am

You first need to get the total possible score for each section. Calculate the 'normal' percentage and multiply that by the weighting value. For example, assignment 2 has a score of 20, but what is the possible maximum? If it is 20 then that score is 100%. But the weighting is 30% so multiply that by 0.3 to get the weighted value. Once you have all the weighted values you add them together to get the total.

Gerry Schmitz · Answer 2 · 2019-05-24T08:39:00

Solution 1

Just print the "name", for starters. When that works, try something else.

Your current "print" looks confused.

Posted 24-May-19 8:39am

Gerry Schmitz

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jo1738313 25-May-19 1:33am

a little bit confuse can have some example

jo1738313 26-May-19 0:44am

can u help me plzzzzzz