I have list of name = jimmy, carolin, frank, joseph
and their score is = 100 , 90, 70, 65
The grades are :
A = 95 - 100 B = 80 - 94 C = 70 - 79 D = 60 - 69 E = 0 - 59
and I put it like this
students = ["jimmy", "carolin", "frank", "joseph"] scores = ["100", "90", "70", "65"] if scores >= 95 and scores <=100: return "A" elif scores >= 80 and scores <=94: return "B" elif scores >= 70 and scores <=79: return "C" elif scores >= 60 and scores <=69: return "D" else: return "E"
I need to make it like this:
jimmy, 100, A carolin, 90, B frank, 70, C joseph, 65, D
Can some one help me please? Thank you in advance!
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Answer
students = ["jimmy", "carolin", "frank", "joseph"] scores = ["100", "90", "70", "65"] def function(scores): if scores >= 95 and scores <=100: return "A" elif scores >= 80 and scores <=94: return "B" elif scores >= 70 and scores <=79: return "C" elif scores >= 60 and scores <=69: return "D" else: return "E" for student in students: print (student + "," + str(scores[students.index(student)]) + "," + function(int(scores[students.index(student)])))
I added everything in one print statement, hope you can understand. Your if else function is also added into a function for easier use.
For the score, I’m assuming the student’s index would be similar with the score’s index
You should receive the following output:
jimmy,100,A carolin,90,B frank,70,C joseph,65,D