1. Create a function that calculates the college general weighted average (GWA) for three school subjects. The inputs will be the grades for each of the subjects. The first subject has 5 units, the second has 3 units, and the third has 1 unit. Assume that there will always be college numerical grades inputted for the first two subjects. The third subject should be an input with a default value of 1.00. Input Format The inputs will be 2 comma separated numbers. Constraints Assume that only valid numeric grades will be given. (1.00 – 3.00 ONLY, do NOT include 4.00 and 5.00). Use only the code below. DO NOT MODIFY. Output Format Print the computed GWA using the specified format. Remember to round to two decimal places using round (, 2). Sample: Input: 1.0, 1.0 Output: The student's GWA is 1.0
1. Create a function that calculates the college general weighted average (GWA) for three school subjects. The inputs will be the grades for each of the subjects. The first subject has 5 units, the second has 3 units, and the third has 1 unit. Assume that there will always be college numerical grades inputted for the first two subjects. The third subject should be an input with a default value of 1.00. Input Format The inputs will be 2 comma separated numbers. Constraints Assume that only valid numeric grades will be given. (1.00 – 3.00 ONLY, do NOT include 4.00 and 5.00). Use only the code below. DO NOT MODIFY. Output Format Print the computed GWA using the specified format. Remember to round to two decimal places using round (, 2). Sample: Input: 1.0, 1.0 Output: The student's GWA is 1.0
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- Use only the code below. Do not modify.
- College numerical grade 1.00 - 3.00, do not include 4.00 - 5.00.
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Transcribed Image Text:1. Create a function that calculates the college general weighted average (GWA) for three school subjects. The inputs
will be the grades for each of the subjects. The first subject has 5 units, the second has 3 units, and the third has 1 unit.
Assume that there will always be college numerical grades inputted for the first two subjects. The third subject should
be an input with a default value of 1.00.
Input Format
The inputs will be 2 comma separated numbers.
Constraints
Assume that only valid numeric grades will be given. (1.00 – 3.00 ONLY, do NOT include 4.00 and 5.00).
Use only the code below. DO NOT MODIFY.
Output Format
Print the computed GWA using the specified format. Remember to round to two decimal places using
round (, 2).
Sample:
Input:
1.0, 1.0
Output:
The student's GWA is 1.0
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deff GWA_calc
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6 ###The snippet below takes 2 comma separated inputs and assigns them to float variables. Remember that the third "input"
to the function should be done using the default input value mechanic of python. It would be advisable to look into
input(), split(), and float(). No need to modify the two lines below.
7 inl, in2 = input().split(",")
8 inl, in2 = float(inl), float(in2)
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###Call your function and print the return value following the specified format.
###Remember to round the output of your function call.
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# # # Insert Code Below###
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def calc (n1, n2):
gr = [5,3,1]
q+n1*gr [0]+n2*gr [1]+1*gr [2]
gpaq/(5+3+1)
return gpa
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10 # # #The snippet below takes 2 comma separated inputs and assigns them to float variables.
Remember that the third "input" to the function should be done using the default input
value mechanic of python. It would be advisable to look into input (), split(), and float().
No need to modify the two lines below.
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inl, in2 = input ("(5,3,1))").split("/")
float (inl), float (in2)
13 if (in1<1.00 or in1>3.00) or (in2<1.00 or in2>3.00):
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print("Wrong input")
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print("The students GWA is",calc(in1, in2))
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# # # Insert Code Below###
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def calc (n1, n2):
gr = [5,3,1]
q+n1*gr [0]+n2*gr [1]+1*gr [2]
gpaq/(5+3+1)
return gpa
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10 # # #The snippet below takes 2 comma separated inputs and assigns them to float variables.
Remember that the third "input" to the function should be done using the default input
value mechanic of python. It would be advisable to look into input (), split(), and float().
No need to modify the two lines below.
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12 in1, in2 =
inl, in2 = input ("(5,3,1))").split("/")
float (inl), float (in2)
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print("The students GWA is",calc(in1, in2))
17 ###Call your function and print the return value following the specified format.
18 ###Remember to round the output of your function call.
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![Testcase 0 x
Your code did not pass this test case.
Input (stdin)
1.0, 1.0
Your Output (stdout)
(5,3,1))
Expected Output
The student's GWA is 1.0.
Compiler Message
Runtime Error
Error (stderr)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
"/tmp/submission/20220925/15/14/hackerrank-91817717ed9ffbe73f71e46fffafba40/code/Solution.py",
line 16, in <module>
print("The students GWA is", calc(in1, in2))
File
line 6, in calc
q+n1*gr [0]+n2*gr [1]+1*gr [2]
NameError: name 'q' is not defined
"/tmp/submission/20220925/15/14/hackerrank-91817717ed9ffbe73f71e46fffafba40/code/Solution.py",](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/3437d787-e870-4491-8adb-0c305bc05d08/600406e9-c851-450b-9dfc-e2e1165efcdf/0xbw43c_processed.png)
Transcribed Image Text:Testcase 0 x
Your code did not pass this test case.
Input (stdin)
1.0, 1.0
Your Output (stdout)
(5,3,1))
Expected Output
The student's GWA is 1.0.
Compiler Message
Runtime Error
Error (stderr)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File
"/tmp/submission/20220925/15/14/hackerrank-91817717ed9ffbe73f71e46fffafba40/code/Solution.py",
line 16, in <module>
print("The students GWA is", calc(in1, in2))
File
line 6, in calc
q+n1*gr [0]+n2*gr [1]+1*gr [2]
NameError: name 'q' is not defined
"/tmp/submission/20220925/15/14/hackerrank-91817717ed9ffbe73f71e46fffafba40/code/Solution.py",
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