23.4 LAB: Student class (Use Python)   In main.py define the Student class that has two attributes: name and gpa Implement the following instance methods: A constructor that sets name to "Louie" and gpa to 1.0 set_name(self, name) - set student's name to parameter name get_name(self) - return student's name set_gpa(self, gpa) - set student's gpa to parameter gpa get_gpa(self) - return student's gpa Ex. If a new Student object is created, the default output is: Louie/1.0   Ex. If the student's name is set to "Felix" and the gpa is set to 3.7, the output becomes: Felix/3.7

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23.4 LAB: Student class (Use Python)

 

In main.py define the Student class that has two attributes: name and gpa

Implement the following instance methods:

  • A constructor that sets name to "Louie" and gpa to 1.0
  • set_name(self, name) - set student's name to parameter name
  • get_name(self) - return student's name
  • set_gpa(self, gpa) - set student's gpa to parameter gpa
  • get_gpa(self) - return student's gpa

Ex. If a new Student object is created, the default output is:

Louie/1.0

 

Ex. If the student's name is set to "Felix" and the gpa is set to 3.7, the output becomes:

Felix/3.7

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main.py
Load default template..
1 class Student:
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# Type your code here
4 if
main_":
name_
initial_student = Student()
print (initial_student.get_name (),'/', initial_student.get_gpa())
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initial_student.set_name('Felix')
initial_student.set_gpa(3.7)
print(initial_student.get_name(), 7', initial_student.get_gpa(OI
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Transcribed Image Text:LAB 23.4.1: LAB: Student class 0/ 10 ACTIVITY main.py Load default template.. 1 class Student: 2 # Type your code here 4 if main_": name_ initial_student = Student() print (initial_student.get_name (),'/', initial_student.get_gpa()) == 5 6 initial_student.set_name('Felix') initial_student.set_gpa(3.7) print(initial_student.get_name(), 7', initial_student.get_gpa(OI 8 9 10 Run your program as often as you'd like, before submitting for grading. Below, type any needed input values in the first box, then click Run program and observe the program's output in the Develop mode Submit mode second box. Enter program input (optional)
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