1 Write a function called get_grade that will read a 2 #given en1301 file and return the student's grade. To do this, we would recommend you first pass the 4 #filename to your previously-written reader() function, 3 5 #then use the list that it returns to do your 6 #calculations. You may assume the file is well-formed. 7# 8 #A student's grade should be 100 times the sum of each 9 #individual assignment's grade divided by its total, 10 #multiplied by its weight. So, if the .cs1301 just had 11 #these two lines: 12 # 13 # 1 exam 1 80 100 0.6 14 # 2 exam 2 30 50 0.4 15 # 16 #Then the result would be 72: 17 # 18 (80/100) 0.6+ (30/50) 0.4-0.72 100 - 72 19 20 21 write your function here! 22 23 24 25 #Below are some lines of code that will test your function. 26 #You can change the value of the variable(s) to test your 27 #function with different inputs. 28 # 29 #If your function works correctly, this will originally 30 #print: 91.55 31 print (get_grade ("sample.cs1301")) 32 33 34 35 36 37

1 Write a function called get_grade that will read a 2 #given en1301 file and return the student's grade. To do this, we would recommend you first pass the 4 #filename to your previously-written reader() function, 3 5 #then use the list that it returns to do your 6 #calculations. You may assume the file is well-formed. 7# 8 #A student's grade should be 100 times the sum of each 9 #individual assignment's grade divided by its total, 10 #multiplied by its weight. So, if the .cs1301 just had 11 #these two lines: 12 # 13 # 1 exam 1 80 100 0.6 14 # 2 exam 2 30 50 0.4 15 # 16 #Then the result would be 72: 17 # 18 (80/100) 0.6+ (30/50) 0.4-0.72 100 - 72 19 20 21 write your function here! 22 23 24 25 #Below are some lines of code that will test your function. 26 #You can change the value of the variable(s) to test your 27 #function with different inputs. 28 # 29 #If your function works correctly, this will originally 30 #print: 91.55 31 print (get_grade ("sample.cs1301")) 32 33 34 35 36 37

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